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Practice Makes Perfect – Free Data Science Interviews

101.datascience.community

1 pointsby swGooF8 anni fa0 comments

The 3 stages of Data Science

101.datascience.community

18 pointsby swGooF9 anni fa0 comments

You want data science, Now What?

101.datascience.community

1 pointsby swGooF9 anni fa0 comments

What's Missing from Your Enterprise Analytics Platform?

blog.sense.io

3 pointsby swGooF11 anni fa0 comments

What Is Data Munging? An Example

blog.sense.io

2 pointsby swGooF11 anni fa0 comments

The Problem with Software Analytics

101.datascience.community

2 pointsby swGooF11 anni fa0 comments

Integrating R and Python with Slack

blog.sense.io

1 pointsby swGooF11 anni fa0 comments

Start Learning with the Summer of Data Science

blog.sense.io

2 pointsby swGooF11 anni fa0 comments

Data Science Wars: R vs. Python

101.datascience.community

1 pointsby swGooF11 anni fa0 comments

23 Resources for Finding Open Data

blog.sense.io

1 pointsby swGooF11 anni fa0 comments

Getting Started with Open Data

blog.sense.io

5 pointsby swGooF11 anni fa0 comments

Webtex: Science should look better on screens than on paper

pkgw.github.io

2 pointsby swGooF12 anni fa0 comments

Data Sources for Cool Data Science Projects

101.datascience.community

3 pointsby swGooF12 anni fa0 comments

Got a PhD? Want to Spend 6 Weeks in NYC to Become a Data Scientist?

101.datascience.community

2 pointsby swGooF12 anni fa0 comments

Colleges and Universities with Data Science Degrees (over 200 of Them)

colleges.datascience.community

3 pointsby swGooF12 anni fa0 comments

Wells Fargo Startup Accelator

accelerator.wellsfargo.com

2 pointsby swGooF12 anni fa0 comments

Awesome Big Data List

github.com

2 pointsby swGooF12 anni fa0 comments

Something has been bothering me about Data Science Central

becomingadatascientist.com

48 pointsby swGooF12 anni fa11 comments

What Do You Measure? Easy or Important

linkedin.com

2 pointsby swGooF12 anni fa0 comments

Zipfian Academy Launches New Fellowship and Data Engineering Programs

datascience101.wordpress.com

1 pointsby swGooF12 anni fa0 comments

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12 anni fadiscuss

I would say the top languages are Python and R. Many enterprises use SAS and/or SPSS. Java is often used in production settings or when dealing with Hadoop. Other less popular but still useful languages are: Julia, Octave/Matlab, and Perl.

Somewhat related: Statistical Languages http://101.datascience.community/2014/07/07/statistical-prog...

Here is another list: http://101.datascience.community/2012/12/31/5-free-programmi...

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Are you talking about open data in general or are you talking about the data used in the calculation of $5.4 billion?

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Yes, what redtexture said. This answer is much more complete than mine.

"Not a sign of a business opportunity until you have confirmed people will pay for it."

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http://kippt.com might be a good site to look at. They store the website contents on the kippt site.

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keep collecting emails, and build your Minimum Viable Product as quickly as possible, then launch it

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Coursera, Udacity, and EdX all have great courses. Algorithms is not the starting place though. You first need to learn the basics of programming (functions, variables, looping,...).

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Algorithms!

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Computing for Data Analysis from Coursera is just finishing up and it was good. It focused mainly on how to program in R. Data Analysis from Coursera is just getting started, and so far it looks excellent. It focuses on actually doing the analysis.

14 anni fadiscuss

This is maybe not the answer you want to hear. Outside of academia, there are not a lot of places that will hire you to do pure math. Most companies need the math to be applied to some product/strategy for revenue purposes. If your math has no application, then why would a company pay you for it. That being said, fields such as data science and machine learning (both applied) are pretty hot right now.

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Well, that is unfortunate. At least you can just get the PDF or try contacting Dr. Stanton.

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good suggestion

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I would be interested if the posts where categorized. For example, I have an idea for one post on video games. I write the post, and send it off, and it gets posted to the video games section of the site. Then people interested in video games could find it. Maybe the next day, I have a good idea for a food blog post.

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Thanks for sharing.

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good to know, thanks for sharing

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That is great point. Enforcing the enrollment qualifications can increase the quality of the content.

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Yes, there are some good options available online. However, the certificate program and data science are more than just machine learning.

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That is probably true, but I think the goal of the certificate would be to become a data scientist.

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How does this differ from Play?

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I would guess your app assigns out tasks, maybe a better todo list? I do not think your name is too long. More important than length is spelling. Can you tell someone your domain name and have them type it in correctly? Yours consists of 2 fairly common English words. Thus I think your name is good. Here is my only suggestion: buy common misspellings of the domain name and redirect. taskmesenger.com for example

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Start a blog about compiler construction. Wordpress is a great choice. It will take a while, but soon your blog will start appearing in google searches for compiler topics. It may take one or two years, but if you stick with it, you will soon create a following of "compiler" people. Those are the same people that will probably buy/promote/recommend your book.