Did I have time for makeover monday this week? Probably not. Did I see the data, have a stupid idea, and decide to run with it? Absolutely. #Avocado#makeovermonday https://t.co/Yjv8ZZJttv
I've been following @TangleNews this year for independent, unbiased news. Their synopsis of yesterday's events is the best I've read - do yourself a favor and read it: https://t.co/LKc3fdigTE
About once a year, I see a #makeovermonday dataset that I can't ignore, and this was that week. Shoutout to @DrexelPooja for the partial box outline trick!
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Check out the awesome work @temi_coker did for the #Juneteenth twitter banner. His work always makes my jaw drop, but this piece is making it hit the floor. ITS SO GOOD!
Today, the @audubonsociety released a thorough study of how #climatechange will impact North America's bird population. Iโm happy they did it, but not a fan of what it shows. https://t.co/wD9SqBrp2S
#dataviz people - check it out.
@WindsCogley Which brings about a related question: is our professional identity found in our job title or in our ability? It should be based on our ability, but it's commonly based on our title.
@WindsCogley So I guess for me it comes down to knowledge of statistics, not programming abilities. With a tool like DataRobot I can start getting into data science, but my inability to do it without the tool is why I don't consider myself a data scientist.
@WindsCogley I think anyone with a PhD in Data Science or Statistics could work with data and call themselves a data scientist. I'd say that others can be data scientists if they have a robust understanding of statistics.
@WindsCogley To me, that feels like a slap in the face to the true data scientists out there. I'm unsure of where exactly the line should be, but I do want to respect those who put a lot of work into getting their PhD, because they deserve the title.
@WindsCogley What I've seen a lot in companies is that they want to say they have a data science department, and the bar for being in that department is VERY low (people who can't work with data outside of excel called a data scientist).