Things that I liked (and didn’t like) about my bootcamp experience — Introduction Hi folks! This post is about my personal experience with a Data Science bootcamp, specifically General Assembly’s Data Science Immersive course in Singapore. I’ll be covering several areas, including why I decided to join and several things that I liked (and didn’t like) about it. I’ve also included some Singapore-specific…

An exploratory data analysis of 16K articles from the New York Times — Introduction News organizations have increasingly come to rely on media analytics as a way to attract and retain readers. This has become especially true with ad revenue falling drastically this year due to COVID-19 and other pre-pandemic trends. It’s become vital for media companies to know which news articles resonate with…

Boost your productivity by automatically extracting data from your emails — Huh, what’s that? An email … parser? You might be wondering what an email parser is, and why you might need one. In short, an email parser is a software that looks for and extracts data from inbound emails and attachments. More importantly, an email parser uses conditional processing to pull the specific data that matters to…

Speed up your workflow with File Explorer & PowerShell aliases — Jupyter Notebook is a great tool for data science but can be pretty slow if you constantly need to navigate through multiple directories before launching a notebook file, or if you’re using a clunky GUI like Anaconda Navigator to get to your files. Today, I’ll be covering how to use…