Nov. 20, 2023, 5:01 a.m. | /u/catfood_and_glue

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Like a lot of people who studied data science, i spend a lot more of my career looking at analytics, reporting and visualisation these days - lets face it, thats where the bulk of the value and jobs are in most industries.

I spend my first few years working in teams that used R (mostly) or Python. And SQL, obviously. Basically understanding and investigating stuff was done in SQL, visualisation, dashboards, packs were done in R (shout out to ggplot2). …

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