David Masip Bonet

[David Masip Bonet @BonetDavid]

Hola @vueling , hace casi un año que tuve un retraso de mas de 8 horas, abri una peticion (11251106) y aun no he obtenido respuesta. Me podeis ayudar?

[Alex Xu @alexxubyte]

There are over 1,000 engineering blogs. Here are my top 9 favorites:

- Netflix TechBlog
- Uber Blog
- Cloudflare Blog
- Engineering at Meta
- LinkedIn Engineering
- Discord Blog
- AWS Architecture
- Slack Engineering
- Stripe Blog

Over to you - What are some of your favorite engineering blogs?

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[Matt Harrison @__mharrison__]

Working on a new feature engineering course...

[matt swanson 😈 @_swanson]

The best book on how to get good

Bet you've never even heard of it, much less read it...

[Will McGugan @willmcgugan]

Can somebody recommend a good book on Docker?

[Dan Becker @dan_s_becker]

Announcing something I've wanted to do for years

A Decision Optimization course with @wandb covering both simple & sophisticated techniques to help data scientists and ML engineers make their existing skills far more valuable

https://t.co/QUkUv0qjLi

The backstory 👇

[David Masip Bonet @BonetDavid]

@MatheusFacure Are the release dates accurate? This is great news!

[George Mack @george__mack]

What is ignored or neglected by the media -- but will be studied by historians?

Here's the full list of 25 examples:

[sophie @netcapgirl]

gifted kids grow up on some “i’m gonna discover the secrets of the universe, find the meaning of life & be the one to finally understand consciousness” type shit and then end up doing power points at mckinsey

[Richard McElreath 🐈‍⬛ @rlmcelreath]

This short comment from Andrew Gelman on designing experiments is pointed and useful. Love the de-emphasis on power analysis but emphasis on simulating and making hard choices. PDF: https://t.co/xR14EvNEk1

[Crémieux @cremieuxrecueil]

One of my favorite papers in recent years included this diagram. It shows the impact of controlling for three different types of variables: confounders, colliders, and mediators.

With confounders, control is good. With the others, you ruin your result by controlling.

[Kareem Carr, Ph.D. @kareem_carr]

This is actually how "confidence intervals" work in statistics. I'm being 100% serious. Read on. This is a really fun concept.

https://t.co/apXLGQjvXO

[Akshat Bubna @akshat_b]

Spend all your time writing Slack messages?

We're releasing DoppelBot, a Slack app that lets you fine-tune an LLM to answer messages like yourself.

Install the app now, or fork and host yourself: https://t.co/JbY9cAw937

100% serverless, running on @modal_labs.

[Solomon Kurz @SolomonKurz]

Has anyone replicated the analyses in Tsiatis et al (2008; https://t.co/G1KuWBg3ti) of the AIDS Clinical Trials Group Protocol 175 data (available by BART::ACTG175) with #RStats code?

I'm particularly interested in the ANCOVA, which was not well documented in the paper.

[Matheus Facure Alves @MatheusFacure]

My Data Scientist friends when they see me using OLS with a binary outcome variable.

[Andrew Culver @andrewculver]

VS Code users:

1. Command + Shift + P
2. Type "sticky scroll"
3. Hit Enter

You're welcome.

[Sergio Pereira @SergioRocks]

- "Where should I look for remote jobs?"

These are 6 job boards I recommend using. And 2 job boards I recommend NOT using at all.

Read now or bookmark for later👇

[Rodrigo 🐍🚀 @mathsppblog]

As a Python 🐍 programmer, I spend my day inside my IDE.

After all, it's my job!

Here are 6 VS Code @code shortcuts that save me HOURS every week. 🚀

A thread with video examples. 👇

[Jaime R. @jaime_rgp]

OMG This @code extension for @github Actions is WOW.

- Schema validation
- Autocomplete EVERYTHING: Steps, expressions, 'with' fields
- Monitor running jobs

Bye bye browsing the docs for _that_ particular sub-attribute in the 'github.xxxx' context.

https://t.co/T2Hitsv47l

[Hamel Husain @HamelHusain]

If you are on a mac, these settings have given me years back on my life (make keystrokes faster).

I learned this from @mussondata