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  • *DeepDive* Data Science vs. Data Engineering
    Frank and Andy talked about doing a Deep Dive show where they take a deep look into a particular data science technology, term, or methodology.  And now, they deliver!

    In this very first Deep Dive, Frank and Andy discuss the differences between Data Science and Data Engineering, where they overlap, where they differ, and why so many C-level execs can't seem to figure out the deltas.

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    Notable Quotes
    Frank's new courses are up at < ahref="https://www.wintellectnow.com/" target="_blank">WintellectNow (01:30)
    David Goggins (03:00)
    Dive! Dive! Dive! It's a deep dive on Data Science vs. Data Engineering (06:00)
    "Clean data" means different things to different people. (09:30)
    "Shaping the data." (11:00)
    Our conversation with Buck Woody (12:30)
    Andy's screed on managing NULLs (14:00)
    Andy's screed on managing dupes (17:00)
    Frank, on aggregation and schema changes... (21:21)
    Attempted NoSQL definition (23:45)
    On MySQL... (25:00)
    Maybe "No" stands for "Not only" (26:45)
    "What sorcery is this?!" (28:30)
    Kevin Hazzard's article on Database Design if we started today (29:15)
    Andy's opinion: We're not using the SSD-ness of SSD's (31:30)
    "I don't know how much simpler you can get." - Andy (33:00)
    Denny Cherry's company: Denny Cherry and Associates (34:45)
    "... somewhere between useless and lying..." (35:45)
    Frank on HDFS (38:00)
    ClearDB wiped out 13 years of Frank's blog data, and we're still bothered by that. (40:30)
    sklearn (42:50)
    Correlation is not causation. (45:30)
    How to Lie with Statistics (45:45)
    Movie/TV Reference: Star Trek TNG (46:15)
    CNTK (Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit) (48:00)
    Frank, on selling ice cream... (49:25)
    On over-fitting (55:30)
    Training the model (56:30)
    Request for feedback! (57:30)
    59 min
  • *DataPoint* Still Alive

    Yes, Andy and I are still alive and we’re doing well.

    2018 has started off like gangbusters for us both. Andy is going full bore in his consulting business and I’ve been big into Big Data, between delivering five online courses on Hadoop for WintellectNOW.

    There is a new episode in the hopper and it will be out soon.

    If you’d like to learn how to make the most of Azure Government, then check out these free courses I’m delivering in the DMV area.

    • Reston – Feb. 26 – Feb. 28, 2018; 8:30am – 5:00pm
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    • Chevy Chase – Mar. 12 – Mar. 14, 2018; 8:30am – 5:00pm
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    • Elkridge – Mar. 26 – Mar. 28, 2018; 8:30am – 5:00pm
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    • Reston – Apr. 2 – Apr. 4, 2018; 8:30am – 5:00pm
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    • Reston – Apr. 23 – Apr. 25, 2018; 8:30am – 5:00pm
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      On that note, here’s a little ear worm for you:

      3 min
    • *DataPoint* Still Alive
      Yes, Andy and I are still alive and we're doing well.

      2018 has started off like gangbusters for us both. Andy is going full bore in his consulting business and I've been big into Big Data, between delivering five online courses on Hadoop for WintellectNOW.

      There is a new episode in the hopper and it will be out soon.

      If you'd like to learn how to make the most of Azure Government, then check out these free courses I'm delivering in the DMV area.

      Reston - Feb. 26 - Feb. 28, 2018; 8:30am - 5:00pm
      Register here
      Chevy Chase - Mar. 12 - Mar. 14, 2018; 8:30am - 5:00pm
      Register here
      Elkridge - Mar. 26 - Mar. 28, 2018; 8:30am - 5:00pm
      Register here
      Reston - Apr. 2 - Apr. 4, 2018; 8:30am - 5:00pm
      Register here
      Reston - Apr. 23 - Apr. 25, 2018; 8:30am - 5:00pm
      Register here

      On that note, here's a little ear worm for you:
      3 min
    • Happy 100th Upload

      In this episode Frank and Andy celebrate a huge (yuge?) milestone, 100 uploads since launching in late May 2017.

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      Sponsor: Enterprise Data & Analytics

      Notable Quotes

      It’s show #100! ([01:30])

      On pop filters ([03:30])
      On Azure.gov ([04:30])
      Spiderman reference ([05:00])
      Azure CLI ([07:00])
      Regarding the Microsoft Dublin Datacenter Case ([09:30])
      Data Law (Brad Smith, Microsoft) ([12:00])
      Brent Ozar’s post on GDPR ([23:00])
      ClearDB deleted Frank’s data ([25:00])
      Andy is not selling in the EU ([26:40])
      Soup nazi reference ([30:20])
      Microsoft’s German Data Centers ([32:50])
      Frank’s “aha” moment regarding Hadoop ([34:50])
      Microsoft Azure HDInsight Big Data Analyst at edX ([35:40])
      The Last SSIS Book You Read ([37:15])
      Frank has a lot of certifications ([43:30])
      On Dashboards ([45:00])
      Regarding IIoT… ([47:45])
      Databricks ([50:00])
      Regardign the tuple ([51:00])
      Data Science training is available at Wintellect Now ([1:02:45])
      Khan Academy ([1:04:15])
      Biml training is available at Biml Academy ([1:05:30])
      Frank had a rough 2016, but he came back strong in 2017! ([1:06:30])
      Frank is on a mission from God ([1:08:15])
      Microsoft was founded 4 Apr 1975 (Frank was right and I was wrong) ([1:09:10])

      1 hr 11 min
    • Happy 100th Upload
      In this episode Frank and Andy celebrate a huge (yuge?) milestone, 100 uploads since launching in late May 2017.
      Links
      Sponsor: Audible.com - Get a free audio book when you sign up for a free trial!
      Sponsor: Enterprise Data & Analytics
      Notable Quotes
      It's show #100! (01:30)
      On pop filters (03:30)
      On Azure.gov (04:30)
      Spiderman reference (05:00)
      Azure CLI (07:00)
      Regarding the Microsoft Dublin Datacenter Case (09:30)
      Data Law (Brad Smith, Microsoft) (12:00)
      Brent Ozar's post on GDPR (23:00)
      ClearDB deleted Frank's data (25:00)
      Andy is not selling in the EU (26:40)
      Soup nazi reference (30:20)
      Microsoft's German Data Centers (32:50)
      Frank's "aha" moment regarding Hadoop (34:50)
      Microsoft Azure HDInsight Big Data Analyst at edX (35:40)
      The Last SSIS Book You Read (37:15)
      Frank has a lot of certifications (43:30)
      On Dashboards (45:00)
      Regarding IIoT... (47:45)
      Databricks (50:00)
      Regardign the tuple (51:00)
      Data Science training is available at Wintellect Now (1:02:45)
      Khan Academy (1:04:15)
      Biml training is available at Biml Academy (1:05:30)
      Frank had a rough 2016, but he came back strong in 2017! (1:06:30)
      Frank is on a mission from God (1:08:15)
      Microsoft was founded 4 Apr 1975 (Frank was right and I was wrong) (1:09:10)
      1 hr 11 min
    • *DataPoint* The Magic of IoT

      Noted science fiction author, Arthur C. Clarke once noted that “any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”

      If you want to see this in action, then head no further to the nearest place you can play MagiQuest. Players are given an RFID enabled wand and go on a scavenger hunt to obtain “enchanted items.”

      When players point the wand at various objects, these inanimate objects respond either by opening, lighting up or speaking. It looks exactly like magic.

       

      3 min
    • *DataPoint* The Magic of IoT
      Noted science fiction author, Arthur C. Clarke once noted that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."

      If you want to see this in action, then head no further to the nearest place you can play MagiQuest. Players are given an RFID enabled wand and go on a scavenger hunt to obtain "enchanted items."

      When players point the wand at various objects, these inanimate objects respond either by opening, lighting up or speaking. It looks exactly like magic.

      3 min
    • Amanda Lange on Games, Data, and Scanning Brainwaves

      In this episode, Frank and Andy chat with Amanda Lange, technology evangelist at Microsoft, games journalist, and data aficionado.

      Links

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      Sponsor: Enterprise Data & Analytics

      Notable Quotes

      Frank is working on a Wintellect on Azure Gov ([1:30])

      Amanda’s site is Second Truth.com ([99:00])
      The psychology of games ([5:30])
      Movie reference: Back to the Future ([6:30])
      How an Apple Watch or FitBit knows you’re asleep ([7:10])
      Game violence activates sections of the brain (but it’s short-lived) ([8:30])
      Andy lives in Farmville-not-the-game ([10:30])
      Zynga and A/B testing ([10:45])
      Amanda plays a lot of Overwatch these days ([11:30])
      “Games as a Service” ([12:10])
      Psychology in games Jeffrey “Lyte” Lin on Shaping Behavior in Online Games ([13:30])
      Amanda writes for Tap Repeatedly ([15:00])
      Amanda loves teaching people! ([17:10])
      “I wasn’t a data scientist until I was.” ([17:50])
      On privacy and data… ([19:00])
      Berkeley’s Data Science curriculum is online ([19:40])
      Learn data science at Data 8 ([22:15])
      GLaDOS is a character in the Portal games ([25:00])
      The orchestral version of Still Alive ([28:00])
      No arm-wrestling with Amanda ([31:45])
      “We can learn anything.” ([32:45])
      Trapping a self-driving car using salt… ([34:00])
      Ready Player One audio book ([35:40])
      Ready Player One, the Movie ([99:00])
      The Adventure Zone ([37:50])
      Audible (get a free book!) has the Dragonlance series ([39:25])
      Amanda tried out for American Idol ([41:00])
      Amanda’s on Twitter @second_truth ([42:00])

      44 min

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    Data Driven: the podcast where we explore the emerging field of Data Science. We bring the best minds in Data, Software Engineering, Machine Learning, and Artificial Intelligence right to you every Tuesday.

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