@jdjmke Makes sense then that the US would need to spend more “new” money to reach similar or even lesser levels of support for citizens than countries that have more established infra.
@jdjmke Interesting. Do you know if this analysis takes into account the increased amounts spent through normal safety net structures like health care and unemployment?
I'm so excited to share that I've passed my first AWS certification, the Solutions Architect - Associate exam! I recommend Stephane Maarek's course and Neal Davis' practice exams, both on Udemy! https://t.co/fgfrb9oZs0
@AlderMarina14 I'm a resident of Bay View. When can we expect MKE to implement the rest of the #8cantwait? We need you to make these changes immediately.
@markketter@israldebruin I both love and hate this. On the one hand, it's amazing that there are all these great little tricks. But there are so many that it's overwhelming! I'd almost rather they not be there, lurking, waiting for me to put the time and effort in to learn them. Silently judging me.
@solipsismworld Totally. I'm concerned too. I think my program prepared me to do some really good work and add value to a company but my timing couldn't have been worse lol!
Exciting News! I've recently graduated from Thinkful's Data Science program! I'm incredibly excited to put my technical and analytical skills to use and am looking for any and all interesting opportunities!
@solipsismworld As for the job outlook...I don't know yet. I just graduated from my program and am beginning my search. Working with data is becoming more and more fundamental to a lot of industries. Gaining skills in it for me was an investment whether or not it leads to an immediate job.
@solipsismworld But I wouldn't say either is absolutely 100% required. If you like data enough you'll learn the stats and programming you'll need along the way.