Teaching analytics with modern Excel
Technical books are curious in a lot of ways, including this one: most technical authors don't typically teach or write for a living. They're technicians who happen to write a book. That means that …
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Not everyone in your organization wants or even needs to be a machine learning engineer, but they still have a role in how your organization works with data. That's the of the point of the data …
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The thing that struck me about writing a book is just how much it is like starting a business: you can do your research and assemble a meticulous plan, but you can't quite know what the result will …
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You can't get through much datascrolling these days without hearing about the rise to dominance of so-called "low-&n …
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When researching this post, I learned that scaffolding is highly coveted material in Minecraft: Scaffolding helps you reach the top of your builds with ease. Just keep stacking them as you go! It's …
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