Best JavaScript Frameworks for 2021
According to Stackoverflow’s 2021 Developer Survey, JavaScript is the most used language for the eighth consecutive year, with 67.7% of people choosing it. The main...
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Optimize your Website with these Five everyday SEO Tasks
Time is money. What if you lack both? Small business owners deal with a lot of work and dont have the resources to hire someone to do these tasks. Secondly, they are ...
DSC Weekly Digest 19 April 2021
Becoming A Data Society Data has always been an integral part of computing, but it has only been in the last decade or so that we have reached a point of data ubiquity. W...
Unusual Applications of Data Science
A round up of unusual applications of data science from recent academic journals, Four examples far outside the usual realm of finance, professional services, and IT. App...
How to Leverage Data Science For Customer Management
Globally, a wealth of data is collected and stored each day. Currently, more than 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are created each day. By 2025, it is estimated that the wo...
DSC Weekly Digest 05 April 2021
Lessons From a Convention A Winter of Discontent has shifted over the last few months to a Spring of hope. Many countries (and in the US, most states) are now actively va...
10 Web Development Trends That You Can't Skip Reading
The importance of web development trends in everyday life Technology is rapidly evolving in today’s world, and if you want to take full advantage of its potential, ...
DSC Weekly Digest 29 March 2021
Data As A Galaxy One of the more significant “quiet” trends that I’ve observed in the last few years has been the migration of data to the cloud and wit...
Causal AI dictum: A dataset is model-free
Time and time again, Judea Pearl makes the point on Twitter to neural net advocates that they are trying to do a provably impossible task, to derive a model from data. I ...
DSC Weekly Digest 22 March 2021
The Future For Data Scientists One of the first jobs that I had after college (in the midst of a recession) was working as a typesetter for a small company in Florida in ...