Data Science #31

In this issue: 10 Python datetime pitfalls; data science with impact; on high-quality human data; quantifying reputation and success in art; AI for data journalism; what does a confidence interval mean?; an introduction to SQL for weary data scientists; and more.

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• 10 Python datetime pitfalls, and what libraries are (not) doing about it
• Data science with Impact
• Thinking about high-quality human data
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• AI for data journalism: demonstrating what we can do with this stuff right now
• Forecast evaluation for data scientists: common pitfalls and best practices
• [Tutorial] What does a confidence interval mean?
• An introduction to SQL for weary data scientists

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