WARNING: YOU ARE NOW ENTERING THE AI ZONE!Imagine if you will, a world where all of the images in a Dataspace newsletter have been generated by AI… and therefore are both distorted and unsettling. To be honest, the title of this newsletter may also be a bit distorted and misleading – at this point in […]
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So, this line appeared on a candidate resume I was reviewing today… Migrated the Django database from SQLite to MySQL to PostgreSQL In fact, it appeared on resumes for two different people I reviewed today. And, a quick search of our past candidates database indicates that it appears on at least five other resumes! Let\’s
For those who think there’s a lot of fraud in resumes today… you\’re right! We\’ve seen thousands of resumes over the years and, undoubtedly, we’ve seen a lot of fraudulent ones. With resume fraud being so rampant, separating out fraudulent submissions is a critical piece of what we offer our staffing and recruiting customers. Spotting
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As we discussed in what may be our most viewed Dataspace blog post (ever!), insurance is one of the oldest data science based businesses – using math to make predictions about the future. In today\’s post, we’ll be highlighting some ways in which data science has infiltrated, influenced, and innovated the insurance industry! There are
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As you move your infrastructure to the cloud, it’s important to consider how to not become beholden to a single cloud vendor. In other words, to attain cloud neutrality. I’m afraid that I don’t have all the answers on how to do this, but I do have some thoughts. In any case, I recommend that
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While we may yet be a long way from the threat of truly sentient computers such as Hal 9000 and ARIIA, the current capability of AI technologies still offers plenty of power for those who wish to harness it for malicious purposes. These types of crimes go beyond the grey ethical areas that we discussed
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The last edition of our newsletter focused on some very creative applications of data science tools and methods. Most of these were lighthearted, merely reflecting the interest of the creators in their subject matter – like true scientists, they applied their skills to the questions that interested them. In contrast, today’s newsletter delves into some
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Being that data science is a relatively new field, we often get questions regarding compensation for various data science-related skillsets across different locations and industries. The healthcare and medical industry, specifically, has been a major employer of data scientists, and that demand is only growing. But similar to all other industries, healthcare data scientist salaries
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A note to technical recruiters: There’s a difference between a data scientist and a Python programmer who knows some data science frameworks We’ve recently heard from a number of technical recruiters who’ve been burned. They were tasked with finding technical talent who could cover the standard data science bases: Python (or R), Pandas, scikit-learn, and
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Dataspace CEO, Ben Taub, was featured in a Dice post offering some clever suggestions for hiring data scientists and ensuring your data talent is excellent. We encourage you to take a peek and absorb some of the wisdom within! Read 8 Tips for Hiring Great Data Scientists on Dice.com
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