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Want to Be the Next Nate Silver? That’ll Cost You $60,000
Want to Be the Next Nate Silver? That’ll Cost You $60,000 | Wired Business | Wired.com.
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Kaggle now has 100K data scientists, but what’s a data scientist? — Tech News and Analysis
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MIT shows off a way to program using natural language — Tech News and Analysis
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Don’t Listen To Your Customers–Watch Them | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
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Visualization is the future: 6 startups
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Don’t listen to your customers, watch them
Don’t Listen To Your Customers—Watch Them
By: David Zax, fastcompany.comThe dating site Zoosk better serves users by analyzing their behavior on the site rather than by listening to what they say.
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The life of a data scientist
The Examined Life of Rachel Kalmar: Data Scientist
D.C. Denison, makezine.comRachel Kalmar will be easy to spot at the Hardware Innovation Workshop next week. She will be the one wearing eleven health monitoring devices: three on each wrist, four on her belt, and one on her upper arm.
That elegant alumin…
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