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Java One is a Wrap!
Java One 2015 happened this week. There were so many interesting sessions you could nearly throw a dart at a dartboard with topics and go to the one you selected at random. For starters, here's a link to descriptions of the keynotes. And, you can check out the session descriptions …
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Data Science - Salaries and References
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I'm currently looking into big data because it's very interesting to me.
Claire Corthell published a Data Science curriculum that is like an encyclopedia. …
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