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Issue 348
📺 Machine Learning YouTube Courses. Data quality at scale. Survival analysis. Intro to statistical learning. Visualizing code. Monetizing data.
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Issue 347
Salary review. Untapped AI. SQL snippets. What's bad about Julia? Fast time-series. How language models understand the world.
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Issue 346
Simple & effective charts. Dirty data. Testing Julia. Regression modeling. Bird call ID w/ machine learning. 30 days of machine learning.
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Issue 345
For SQL. Analytics at a crossroads. Debugging tips & tricks. Retraining ML models. Data for Good landscape.
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Issue 344
Causal inference in the wild. Blazing fast data science. Top 10 ideas in statistics. Beautiful Julia. Against SQL. Self-serve Turing Test.
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Issue 343
Tackling climate change w/ AI. Jupyter unit testing. AI in health care. The data team - a short story. Alien Dreams.
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Issue 342
Sports analytics reading list. Real estate investing with machine learning. Strategy-analytics. Intro to modern stats. What does a data product manager do, exactly?
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Issue 341
Machine learning interviews. Understanding p-values. Applied NLP Thinking. Geospatial data in R. Intro to OpenLineage.
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Issue 340
Intro to data meshes. How-to navigate "expert" advice. Personalization approaches. Linear Algebra for machine learning. Reproducible data science. Geospatial analysis.
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Issue 339
Scaling metrics. Building effective data science teams. Jupyter in a browser. Command line data science. Visualizing distributions. R for public health.
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