@wass1997@TDataScience Thanks! I tried to keep it simple and refer to MS word since most likely everyone has access to that. In my team, we have a private wiki site for our documentation. If something similar to that exists publicly I am open to doing some examples there. Do you know if that exists?
I think a common feeling people have with programming is that everyone around them is better.
Like most of social media, what people show you is their best.
This is why I leave mistakes and overcoming them in videos. Mistakes and stupid ideas are normal in dev! You're normal.
Don't get stuck in tutorial paralysis, start building.
Yes, it's uncomfortable but you will learn so much more by deliberately applying what you learn to your specific needs.
Then use books, videos, etc in tandem to cement your learning.
#TableauTip: How to Create a Circle Timeline
A circle timeline or bubble timeline is a way to display a series of dates on a timeline with a measure used to size the circles and, optionally, another measure to color the circles.
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Written communication is key in sharing your awesome data science accomplishments and value! In this post, I share 12 examples with you of written communication needed in my career. #DataScience#Machinelearning#communication#writing
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Some interesting Text Classification Datasets Easily Available from @huggingface's datasets python package pulled out in the thread below, ordered by size.
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We're hiring a full stack developer at @SharpestMindsAI. Looking for someone to work directly with me to help build and scale our mentorship platform. DM me for more info, and please share widely :)
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📬Plotly is #hiring for the following positions:
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💖Join the team that provides the most downloaded, trusted framework for building #ML web apps.
Resending since I messed up first tweet of this. This is a reference guide I created of #MachineLearning metrics derived from the confusion matrix. Formulas + code included. #DataScience#python#metric#reference https://t.co/GvYGGYSO4J
We’ve explored @OpenAI’s new #GPT3 API, and we are super impressed with its capabilities!
For example, you can write a simple description, and GPT-3 can automatically generate a bar chart📊 for you!
CC @gdb
ICYMI, you can build an end-to-end summarization app with Dash and @huggingface’s transformers (DistilBART). With JupyterDash v0.3.0, you can even access the app directly in @GoogleColab and modify the source code on-the-fly!
Try it out: https://t.co/VEy3JQSuaM
CC @TimNovikoff
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Check out our new collaboration with the @octoml & TVM team!
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Every aspiring #DataScientist should put something out into the world to show what they know and are capable of. In this post I share 7 reasons why they should #blog , some advice to get started, and articles related to starting a blog.
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