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May 2019
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263: Communicating Data

Jon Krohn
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In this episode of the SuperDataScience Podcast, I chat with Eoin Murray, the founder of Kyso.io, a platform where you can blog about your data science projects using tools such as Jupyter notebooks. You will learn what the platform means for data scientists and how you can use it to build your online presence and online portfolio. You will hear about startups and how you can jump into creating a startup, what accelerators are, what angel investors are, and what venture capital funds are. Yu will also hear where data science is going and whether or not data science should be a certified profession.


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