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469 | 469 | 00:18:05 What was the problem? I initialized the logger with the string info for the level rather than
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| -00:18:11 the enumeration dot info, which was an integer based enum. So the logging statement would crash |
| 471 | +00:18:11 the enumeration.info, which was an integer based enum. So the logging statement would crash |
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473 | 473 | 00:18:18 saying that I could not use less than or equal to between strings and ints. Crazy town. But with
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583 | 583 | 00:22:52 kind of jobs you do? I think that's really important because it's easy to get focused in
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| -00:22:58 on the FANG companies. I want to work for some super big tech company. I want to move to San |
| 585 | +00:22:58 on the FAANG companies. I want to work for some super big tech company. I want to move to San |
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587 | 587 | 00:23:04 Francisco and like that, that, that, right. Like there's not just plenty of other jobs,
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599 | 599 | 00:23:32 maybe more niche type of industries and companies might even be easier for a first job.
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| -00:23:38 People seem to be really obsessed with, with the FANG. And I don't know if that's like a |
| 601 | +00:23:38 People seem to be really obsessed with, with the FAANG. And I don't know if that's like a |
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603 | 603 | 00:23:42 societal thing or if it's just, those are the companies that we use a lot. And so we're excited
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| -00:23:46 about them, but yeah, there's so many more data jobs outside of FANG than there are inside of |
| 605 | +00:23:46 about them, but yeah, there's so many more data jobs outside of FAANG than there are inside of |
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| -00:23:51 FANG, even though there's, there's quite a bit inside of FANG. And oftentimes those roles can be |
| 607 | +00:23:51 FAANG, even though there's, there's quite a bit inside of FAANG. And oftentimes those roles can be |
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609 | 609 | 00:23:57 much more interesting and you can do a lot bigger of an impact. When, when I was working at this
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675 | 675 | 00:26:43 And then the other time, the other position I did there, we were doing a lot of auto ML
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| -00:26:48 using PyCaret and letting it kind of decide what type of models to do. So. |
| 677 | +00:26:48 using PyCharm and letting it kind of decide what type of models to do. So. |
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679 | 679 | 00:26:52 - Okay. The unsupervised learning type stuff, huh?
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| -00:26:54 - It was awesome. It was really fun to, I love PyCaret because it's like, okay, |
| 681 | +00:26:54 - It was awesome. It was really fun to, I love PyCharm because it's like, okay, |
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683 | 683 | 00:26:58 go make 25 models and tell me which one's the best. It's like, makes my job easy, I guess.
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1473 | 1473 | 00:59:10 write some Python code.
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