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A Review and Retrospective on DataCamp’s Data Scientist in Track
As someone who is trying to upskill from a statistician into a data scientist, I have found the vast array of different courses and resources for learning to be daunting. Almost every university is now offering some kind of data science program (that usually costs several thousand dollars), and online there are innumerable classes, bootcamps, MOOCs, tutorials, demonstrations and projects. Picking the right one to start with is a very difficult task in and of itself!
By Zixin Nie7 years ago in 01
How Orbit's B-hyve Keeps Your Gardens & Lawn Perfect Even When You're Away
Back when I was younger, there was always a telltale sign that people in my neighborhood had gone on vacation. If they didn't have a lawn care company watching over their yard, we would notice brown patches dot their yard. Depending on how long they were away, the entire lawn could die out.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart7 years ago in 01
Robobloq Robotics Kits Get Kids Excited About STEM
There isn't a kid alive who hasn't fantasized about having a robot buddy at least once. It's a childhood dream that has existed even before the 1980s, when Johnny-5 was being his epic robot self on TV.
By Iggy Paulsen7 years ago in 01
Control Your Door with Your Phone and Watch It Automatically Open for You with the Danalock Smart Lock
Is it starting to feel like there's a smart version of every device out there? It might make the perceived value of each individual smart device seem a little less impressive, but smart locks are something I'd argue for. They're incredibly helpful and make day-to-day life a little bit easier.
By Brayden Simmons7 years ago in 01
Keep Your Floors Clean and Tidy with ILIFE Robot Vacuum
It's a scenario we have all experienced at least once in life. You cleaned up all the clutter in the morning. You worked hard all day. You endured the chaos of a wild commute. At this point, you really just want to go home, rest your head, and sleep.
By Skunk Uzeki7 years ago in 01
Kids Can Learn to Code with a Drone with Robolink
STEM has become the most in-demand category of study in the modern job market, and as of now, there aren't currently enough people interested in STEM to fill those positions. With the increased demand for science- and math-based skills, it's only understandable why parents and teachers want to encourage their kids to learn about STEM.
By Cato Conroy7 years ago in 01
I Tried the HOBOT Window Cleaning Robot and I'll Never Use Windex Again
When I signed up for a year of renting a high rise apartment, there were certain things I expected to happen. For example, I expected to be able to point out my building to others from miles away. I expected rent to be a pinch higher than what others would typically shell out.
By Sasha Konikovo7 years ago in 01
The Aeotec TriSensor Lets You Keep Track of What's Happening at Home from Anywhere
Smart homes are the new way of the future, and they allow us to turn our houses into our own tech palaces. They allow us to set the mood instantly, keep our homes safer from afar, and even make little chores easier than ever before.
By Buddy Brown7 years ago in 01
Part 2: Alexa, Buy Me... Anything!
In the first half of this article series, Part 1: Alexa, Buy Me... Anything!, we explored the numbers behind what will undoubtedly ultimately be one of the biggest trends not just in the way we interact with technology, but yes, in the way we shop for all of our "stuff." This is the advent of smart speakers—the Alexas, the Google Homes, HomePods and the like—the devices that you can simply ask a question and "shazam!"— it speaks the answer!
By David Wyld7 years ago in 01
The Dark Web
**This article contains mature/adult themes and topics and is may not be suitable for some readers. I am also absolutely not at all in any way condoning or promoting illegal activity of any kind. This article is purely for entertainment/informational purposes only.**
By Kamryn Davis7 years ago in 01
Why Having a Security System in Place Will Do Wonders to Your Peace of Mind
Technology advances rapidly, and home security systems are no different. Nowadays, the options available on the market offer various benefits. While some old school systems need professional installation and contracts, others have more of a DIY aspect to them, and they can be connected to the existing smart home security devices. Prices vary too, depending on what kind of system you want. Some might require monthly memberships, installation fees, cloud access fees, etc.
By Paisley Hansen7 years ago in 01
Charge All Your Devices in One Place with the Satechi Dual Charging Dock
So I recently received a gift from my significant other that was both a blessing and a curse—the Apple Watch. I've been a watch-wearer since my youth, but I have always preferred an analog watch to anything digital. So you could only imagine my hesitancy in getting a smart watch.
By Greg Bogart7 years ago in 01