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Blog

Through the Wire by varun

Right around the time Mad Men premiered in the summer of 2007, another critically acclaimed show was in its final season. And perhaps it’s because of Mad Men’s dramatic portrayal of the advertising industry that no one realized the parallels …

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Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto by briand

“You’re wondering who I am (Secret secret, I’ve got a secret)
Machine or mannequin (Secret secret, I’ve got a secret)”
- Styx

Let’s start with an easy experiment:

Type your name in a document
Print it out
Sign your name …

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Data in the Raw by claudia

Speaking from personal experience, size actually doesn’t matter that much. But I do like it kinda dirty — when it comes to data, that is. As a data scientist, I want my data raw, unfiltered, and messy.

As the world …

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The Irony of Data by briand

Hello. It is 2013, and if you haven’t noticed, this is the age of Big Data, Big Analytics and Big Optimization. I won’t say this all started recently, but all predictions point to this being the year when Big Data …

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Attitude of Gratitude by katherine

Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve all realized that we have a lot to be thankful for. So, in the spirit of Thanksgiving, we asked our employees who, or what, they will be thanking this week.  The answers varied …

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Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts by penry

Last week’s devastating storm reminded New Yorkers (and others around the country) why New York was coined as “the city that never sleeps.” First responders, utility workers and volunteers alike have been working tenaciously in helping the affected regions get …

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