So basically Machine Learning helps defining rules by taking in Data and outcome results and the set of rules is considered as a particular ML Model.

Quite a resource! Thanks

Do we need to know object oriented programming?

does this work only with data in English?

Day 1 🤩

I also found it in Reddit.

When is the next cohort for data engineering zoomcamp

starting this course today , incase you are intrested to learn together , do let me know

One of the most interesting and exciting session !!

Love to see what yall have been up to lately!! I'm looking into how to apply fluvio into a portfolio project. This video was gold for ideas 💡

does the knowledge base have to be all in one file? like what if it's nested in folders with .txt files?

Is docker mandatory to run elasticsearch?

Hello, what's he role of a Data engineer

Wow, a content-less presentation. The topics list was good, the list of three sample questions was ok. But then didn't actually have any content about system design after that. Reminds me of when I was a consultant and didn't have time to prep for a presentation.

Thanks Akela Drissner for the workshop. Very informative. As Alexey said, people shouldn't be overwhelmed by the details. Just take some time and go over the notebook again. Good thing is, it has all the details you will need for adaptation to another use case.