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The Data Discovery Team

Jesse Anderson

A Guest Post by Ole Olesen-Bagneux In this blog post I would like to describe a new data team, that I call ‘the data discovery team’. Data discovery is thought of in different ways in data science and in information science respectfully. In an enterprise data reality, searching for data is a bit of a hassle.

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Big Data Technologies that Everyone Should Know in 2024

Knowledge Hut

Big data in information technology is used to improve operations, provide better customer service, develop customized marketing campaigns, and take other actions to increase revenue and profits. What was once popular and in demand can quickly become outdated. It is especially true in the world of big data.

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Data News — 2024

Christophe Blefari

This edition of Data News will focus on the end of 2023 with a good retrospective about me and my activities—content and freelancing. With the exception of my trip to Japan in 2019, I think this is the first time in my life it's happened in this way. I wish you a Happy New Year and all the best for 2024.

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Data News — Week 22.48

Christophe Blefari

This week I had a huge amount of work to deal with and we've launched the Advent of Data , your daily spark of data in December. What if we decide to schedule Airflow DAGs in Gitlab? What if we decide to schedule Airflow DAGs in Gitlab? Modern Data Modeling: Start with the End? And once again it happened.

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The job market for new grads: worse than in 2008, but better than 2002

The Pragmatic Engineer

In what might be helpful, Chris started his career as a software engineer in the middle of the big downturn back in 2002 – known as the Dotcom Bust – and worked through the financial crisis in 2008. Big tech is freezing hiring and conducting layoffs. To get this newsletter every week, subscribe here.

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Are reports of StackOverflow’s fall greatly exaggerated?

The Pragmatic Engineer

In every issue, I cover topics related to Big Tech and startups through the lens of engineering managers and senior engineers. In what is neat: The Pragmatic Engineer is now the first-ever newsletter listed on Learnerbly. Stack Overflow shares website data with some of its most active members with reputations higher than 25,000.

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Gen AI Perspectives from Industry Leaders Shaping the Future

Snowflake

From its start with efficient batch processing with data warehouses for descriptive analytics, and the inclusion of streaming data in real time to build recommendations, we find ourselves at the forefront of a new stage of evolution: generative AI (gen AI). The numbers back up Stuermer’s belief.