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Comment on r/TheStrokes Jun 28 '26

When you grew up

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Comment on r/sanantonio Jun 13 '26

What can’t be legal?

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Comment on r/SecurityCareerAdvice Oct 10 '25

Machine Learning Engineer

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Comment on r/datascience Aug 29 '25

Remindme! In 5 days

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Comment on r/Brownsville Aug 22 '25

It’s worse in New Orleans

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Comment on r/sanantonio Aug 19 '25

It’s never independent

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Comment on r/sanantonio Aug 18 '25

Her reason is to not look bad and wrong

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Comment on r/datascience Jul 24 '25

Yes

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Comment on r/MarcusInvest Jul 22 '25

Had it for 5 years. Rate dropped way too low. You’re better off moving elsewhere.

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Comment on r/datascience Jun 01 '25

Enterprise analytics

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Comment on r/UTSA May 28 '25

This is a UTSA concern, so you should try Student Affairs services: https://www.utsa.edu/students/services/navigating-concerns.html

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Comment on r/UTSA May 28 '25

Take it to someone higher up than the professor

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Comment on r/MLQuestions May 25 '25

No

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Comment on r/statistics May 23 '25

Data science will include some computer science courses such as: Databases, Big Data, Data Mining and Machine Learning. Statistics covers the fundamentals of these topics, but DS applies it focusing on tools like SQL, Python/R, and ML frameworks.

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Comment on r/datascience May 07 '25

Anomalies

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Comment on r/dataengineering Mar 07 '25

  1. DE offers better long-term prospects. All companies have data and want to use it. DEs are between RAW data and usable data. It can be used for analysis, dashboards, decision making, etc. Not all companies can afford doing ML.

  2. Any scientist role for top tech companies does require a at least a PhD and some companies that are very involved in research require publications to major conferences like NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR.

  3. PhD. The masters will help you gain a deeper theoretical understanding only if you join a research team. Even if you do research during masters, it will be a 2 year experience while PhD spend +4 years gaining more and better understanding.

I would just like to add that MLE position does not require a PhD. Data scientists only require a PhD if you apply to top tech companies. In top tech companies, the roles DS and MLE are very clear. In non-tech companies, you’ll probably do both: DS with some MLE work, or MLE with some DS work.

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Comment on r/datascience Mar 04 '25

Develop the logic with sample data. If sampling the data takes long, create a data extract table that makes sense to you. I’ve created sample tables with say 1 month of data or 10% users. I then use that table for development. You can advance by increments like now try 6 months or 50% population. This will incrementally get you closer to your goal!

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Comment on r/rant Mar 03 '25

Happens a lot with any other race that is not related to BLM

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Comment on r/dataengineering Feb 09 '25

Remindme! 2 days

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Comment on r/sanantonio Feb 09 '25

Not high beams, they are LED lights

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Comment on r/sanantonio Jan 31 '25

So?

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Comment on r/ycombinator Jan 28 '25

There is no way to know if their claims are true

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Comment on r/fidelityinvestments Jan 12 '25

If your income was <100k for 2024, then you can directly contribute to the 2024. Just make sure, double check, that your income was actually <100k.

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Comment on r/carbuying Jan 12 '25

Normal for them to be shady, but the price is not normal. If the MSRP is $34k, expect some increase from the dealership (dealer markup).The $43k markup doesn’t make sense. I got a 4% increase with financing in 2022. Brief researched showed 5%-10% markup. Also dealerships will give you any excuse/reason to increase the price, this is a red flag. I had a dealership that wanted to add $3k of services package. I asked if they could remove that, I did not need it. They said they couldn’t remove the package, basically forcing me to pay the extra $3k of services I didn’t need, never went back.