Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO)

Data Scientist

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

Exciting News! 🚀
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[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

@ugleebeats @ugleebeats I sent you a dm, please check.

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

@ezekiel_aleke Python!

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

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[DSN - Data Science Nigeria @dsn_ai_network]

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[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

@hackSultan 😂

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I'll try this actually. To try and open the gateway for Nigerians because of the new twitter location feature.

So I'll try and follow 100 people daily starting today.
If you're in tech and I'm not following you, kindly RT this and drop a comment.

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

@hackSultan I would be glad to have you, boss

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

@itsgoodnessN One really need to follow the right accounts and engage posts similar what you would like to see

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

In this era, almost anything you wanna learn is online and to a very good extent they are free. If you can't find it on YouTube, come to X

[François Chollet @fchollet]

One of the first signs of the emergence of superhuman AGI will be the emergence of a quantitative trading firm with impossible returns

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

After over 6,836 hours of creative work, I’d say a certain level of creativity only comes from truly understanding the basics.

Weak understanding of the basics = future struggles.

Read this.

https://t.co/UuFNjaeIxV

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

@_iamtpo This is very true. The ability to fuse insights from different sources and clinical research, with the help of AI, has changed the pace of discovery... there is more to come.

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

@OboniiX Great Solution @OboniiX 👏

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

Action 🚀
Info + Action 🤯 🚀

[Abefe - the statistics guy✍️📚😎🇳🇬 @starboy_abefe]

The central limit theorem explained ☺️
Math is so beautiful 😍

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

Shout out to everyone like me who still reads the terms and conditions

[Oluwaseun Omoniyi (JOO) @JOO_sense]

@elMunir5 Storytelling was on point. Well-done Dr. Yaqub.

[DsL_a ʚїɞ ® @_DeejustDee]

These sites are essential for Data Analysts

1. Mockaroo (https://t.co/ZXBzb025Dt) → generates realistic test data in seconds. I used to spend hours creating fake datasets to practice with. This thing spits out thousands of rows based on whatever parameters you need.

2. SQL Fiddle (https://t.co/oLcpTsDA5S) → test your queries before running them on actual data. Saved me from crashing our database more times than I care to admit.

3. Regex101 (https://t.co/0JIPP9qscM) → makes regular expressions actually make sense. That alone is worth it. I used to copy paste regex patterns and pray they worked.

4. Our World in Data (https://t.co/vu08Mf2n53) → clean, reliable datasets on basically everything. When your boss asks for "industry benchmarks" at 4pm, this is where you go.

5. Datawrapper (https://t.co/doYe0BINms) → creates charts that don't look like they're from 2003. Your stakeholders will think you hired a designer.

6. Mode Analytics (https://t.co/Lhe8yrwInK) → runs SQL, Python, and R in the same place. No more switching between five different tools to finish one analysis.

These tools don't make you a better analyst, they just stop you from wasting time on things that shouldn't take time in the first place.

Thanks to Goodness Nwadibie for sharing, I hope it helps beginners in DA.

[Jesse--The Data Guy @Mbadiwejesse]

Data cleaning in SQL