Last week, I helped teach vibe coding to 70 employees! Here are mistakes every vibe coder makes at the beginning

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So OpenAI says it plans to charge up to $20,000/month for specialized AI agents. Time to cancel my ChatGPT subscription and just fine tune DeepSeek R1 to become my PhD AI agent from Temu.

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A data scientist who doesn't understand how software works or how to build it is like a baker without an oven - useless.

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Stop seeing other data scientists as your competition When I started in data science, I felt intimidated by those who were ahead of me. Seeing people land Big Tech roles effortlessly or make 6- and 7-figure salaries made me question if I was doing enough.

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I started learning Agentic AI few weeks ago. I had the general idea about Agents and reinforcement learning from uni, but the last few weeks took my breath away. I can freely say, the third AI wave is here, and I'm so ready for it!

I am a bad data scientist. At least that’s what I’d say now if I was 18 years old and was in my junior high school year. I almost failed it btw. I had bad grades not just at math but everything else - digital electronics, computer architecture, programming, even my native language.

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