redditletter: top posts for data science between 2024-01-19 and 2024-01-26

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Here are the top 20 Reddit posts between January 19 2024 and January 26 2024 for category: data science. This category includes posts from the following subreddits: machinelearning, python, datascience, learnmachinelearning, dataanalysis, rstats, mlquestions, rlanguage, data, pythoncoding, aicareer, spss, pystats, theoryofpropaganda, datacamp, datasciencememes, datacleaning, aihub, and datadash. Enjoy!

🗒 Is it just me, or is matplotlib just a garbage fucking library?

With how amazing the python ecosystem is and how deeply integrated libraries are to everyday tasks,...

// 650 ▲ by NFeruch on /r/datascience. Comments

📷 New grad's job hunt in for a Data Analyst role in Canada

// 524 ▲ by KenseiNoodle on /r/datascience. Comments

🗒 Optimizing Python Code

What are your go-to strategies for improving performance in Python applications? Whether it's...

// 440 ▲ by SealSnake on /r/Python. Comments

📷 798 applications later, I got a job.

// 430 ▲ by timusw on /r/datascience. Comments

🗒 Does anyone know of any good Titanic datasets?

I’ve been looking for datasets related to the titanic, particularly whether certain passengers were...

// 407 ▲ by OutrageousPressure6 on /r/datascience. Comments

🗒 [D] Scikit-Learn fixed its F-1 score calculator; you should update now

Scikit-Learn 1.3.x had a bug in its F-1 score calculator that was fixed in the latest version...

// 374 ▲ by Revolutionary-Ad-65 on /r/MachineLearning. Comments

🗒 The Cowboy Coder's Handbook: Unlocking the Secrets to Job Security by Writing Code Only You Can Understand!

# Introduction You want to pump out code fast without all those pesky best practices slowing you...

// 355 ▲ by Lawncareguy85 on /r/Python. Comments

🎬 I teach this robot to walk by itself... in Blender

// 296 ▲ by djessimb on /r/learnmachinelearning. Comments

🗒 [D] How do we keep getting so lucky?

ML is hard -- it's a really hard field and the researchers at DeepMind/OpenAI/insert company here...

// 170 ▲ by Bchalup2348 on /r/MachineLearning. Comments

🗒 Starting to feel like I should just give up on my "career" as a Data Analyst

I'm about to turn 37 and I'm stuck in a dead end data job. 90% of the job is done in Excel,...

// 141 ▲ by OverJump8551 on /r/dataanalysis. Comments

📷 What's going on here? Is this just massive overfitting? Or something else? Thanks in advance.

// 124 ▲ by HoleNother on /r/learnmachinelearning. Comments

🗒 Career change success story!!

Hi all, I see a lot of doomer posts of people unable to land interviews or being turned down...

// 70 ▲ by GlitteringLove5638 on /r/dataanalysis. Comments

🗒 What are some good time series model in R

Hi, I want to do some forecasting using R on time series data generated from Solar panel and other...

// 17 ▲ by Background-Scale2017 on /r/rstats. Comments

🗒 Does it make sense to learn R if I wouldn't plan to be a programmer?

Hi all, I've been interested in learning to code for some time, maybe because it seems like a...

// 16 ▲ by bbgg24 on /r/Rlanguage. Comments

🗒 New R package to get fundamental financial data from S.E.C.'s EDGAR

I've struggled to find a package to get financial data to build a screener, so I built it...

// 14 ▲ by datasciencegerard on /r/rstats. Comments

🔗 Here are the 'journalists' who write all that anti-Ukrainian bullshit in NY Times - One was raised in Putin's hometown & worked at Moscow Times, the other graduated from MGIMO (Moscow State Institute of International Relations). Would not be surprised if they are the Kremlin’s agents

// 11 ▲ by TurretLauncher on /r/theoryofpropaganda. Comments

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