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33 Best Tweets About Data Science (2026)

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  1. 01

    @aiwithjainam ·

    10 free textbooks from MIT, Stanford, and Berkeley that you can download legally right now. → Introduction to Linear Algebra - Gilbert Strang, MIT The textbook behind the most-watched math course in history. 20 million views on OCW. Every ML engineer learned this math from one

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  2. 02

    @mdancho84 ·

    You only need to read four books to truly get what’s going on in data science and AI: • Designing Machine Learning Systems by Chip Huyen • AI Engineering by Chip Huyen • Practical Statistics for Data Scientists by Peter Bruce, Andrew Bruce, and Peter Gedeck • Hands-On Machine

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  3. 03

    @lennysan ·

    Not enough people are talking about how much AI is impacting the role of data science. I was chatting with a DS friend, and he said that most of his team's work now is reviewing half-assed AI data analysis from PMs and engineers. And that 50% of the time, that analysis is wrong.

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  4. 04

    @_vmlops ·

    JPMORGAN OPEN-SOURCED THEIR INTERNAL PYTHON TRAINING used to train jpmorgan's own business analysts and traders now it's sitting on github with 13.2k stars, open for anyone ▫️ intro to numerical computing in python ▫️ data visualization with financial datasets ▫️ real

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  5. 05

    @RealBenjizo ·

    ⚠️The uncomfortable truth about learning data analysis You can read about data analysis for years and still freeze in front of a dataset. Because reading is safe. Doing is not. Most tutorials teach you what buttons to press. Very few teach you how to think when the data is

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  6. 06

    @jianw851 ·

    If I were starting Data Science in 2026, I'd ignore 99% of the noise and follow this roadmap. Not random YouTube videos. Not 50 different courses. Just learning from some of the best institutions and companies in the world: 🏛️ Harvard 🏛️ Stanford 🏛️ MIT 🏢 Microsoft 🏢 Google 🏢

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  7. 07

    @techNmak ·

    I've seen people spend $15,000 on AI/ML bootcamps and still not know this stuff. These playlists cover it for free. In the right order: 1./ Statistics & Data Analysis You can't model what you don't understand. Start here before you touch anything else. Playlist:

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  8. 08

    @shushant_l ·

    I'm amazed most people still analyze data manually. Here's how to use AI to analyze anything in minutes. --- 1. AI can analyze documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, images, research papers, and much more. --- 2. Start by defining one clear analysis goal before asking AI anything.

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  9. 09

    @InduTripat82427 ·

    What Have the World's Most Expensive Finance Teams Open-Sourced on GitHub? How Can Ordinary People Understand Quant Trading? Diving Right In Is the Fastest Way Top-tier quant and high-frequency trading firms like Jane Street, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, and others have released

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  10. 10

    @JA_Olaoye ·

    If you don’t have a project to work on, here’s a portfolio idea that closely resembles a real-world data engineering scenario. Imagine you’re working as a Data Engineer for a bank. The Data Science team needs customer data to build a customer segmentation model, while the

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  1. 11

    @parmardarshil07 ·

    In 2018, I used CSV files and cron jobs. In 2019, I used SQL and Python. In 2020, I used Spark and AWS. In 2024, I used Airflow and Snowflake In 2026, I'm using AI agents to generate pipelines. 8 years. 8 completely different stacks. I wanted to become a data scientist. I

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  2. 12

    @Zachly ·

    Conceptual knowledge is more important than tooling! Spark is a means of distributed compute Airflow is a means of job orchestration dbt is a means of data quality Tableau is a means of data visualization Iceberg is a means of data lake storage Flink is a means of stream

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  3. 13

    @goyalshaliniuk ·

    Behind Every AI System Are 5 Key Roles Working Together From collecting data to deploying intelligent models, every AI project succeeds when these five roles align. Here is how each contributes to the AI Development Pipeline - 1. Data Engineer Designs and manages data

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  4. 14

    @PythonDvz ·

    Data Engineer vs Data Scientist: What’s the Difference? One builds the data foundation. The other turns data into intelligence. A Data Engineer designs pipelines, manages large-scale systems, ensures data reliability, and works heavily with cloud and distributed frameworks.

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    @PythonDvz ·

    📚 The Ultimate Guide to Python Libraries for Data Science! 🐍✨ Do you work with data? This infographic is your new best friend. I’ve compiled the 9 essential libraries that will make your life easier every step of the way: 1️⃣ NumPy & Pandas: For taming and manipulating large

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  6. 16

    @joulee ·

    A recent unlock for me on AI + data analysis: think less about prompting. Think more about cooking. See a lot of people use AI like a microwave. They drop in one chart, one problem statement, one KPI dip, and type: “Think like a senior analyst. What should I do?” Then they hit

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  7. 17

    @databykaka ·

    Data analysis doesn’t start with dashboards. It starts with: • understanding the data • defining the problem • asking the right questions Dashboards come LAST

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  8. 18

    @freeCodeCamp ·

    The R programming language is a powerful tool for statistics and data analysis. And in this tutorial, Tiffany teaches you how to use R along with ggplot2 to create boxplots to model data. You'll inspect, clean, and prepare the data, perform exploratory data analysis, build some

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  9. 19

    @petergyang ·

    My top 5 takeaways from Sumeet (Brex) on building an AI data analyst with Claude Code: 1. Set up Claude Code to augment every step of data analysis Monitor dashboards and queries -> Explore metric changes -> Craft a good story -> Size potential impact. 2. The #1 mistake:

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  10. 20

    @pvergadia ·

    Every enterprise AI platform pitch eventually runs into the same wall: "we haven't built out our data stack yet." Here are some of my thoughts! A well-built platform should handle both cases: bolt onto whatever data and modeling systems you've already got, or, if those

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    @shushant_l ·

    I'm amazed most people only use Excel for basic calculations. Here's the complete Excel guide to analyze data, automate work, and become job-ready in 2026. --- 1. Learn the difference between workbooks, worksheets, ranges, the formula bar, and the ribbon first. --- 2. Master

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  12. 22

    @mdancho84 ·

    90% of forecasting advice is wrong. It focuses entirely on models. ARIMA vs Prophet vs XGBoost vs Deep Learning. But after working with dozens of data science teams I can tell you — the model is almost never the problem. The workflow is. And until you fix the workflow, a

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  13. 23

    @KirkDBorne ·

    “High-Dimensional Probability — An Introduction with Applications in Data Science”, by Roman Vershynin 🌟🌟🌟 UPDATED 341-page PDF 2nd Edition — download from the author's website: https://t.co/NKWeZTOvNF 🌟🌟🌟 #Statistics #Optimization #ML #MachineLearning #Mathematics

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  14. 24

    @hugobowne ·

    Fifteen years in, most data science teams are still fighting to not be seen as a cost center. @twiecki (@pymc_labs) thinks we're one shift away from finally getting the version we were promised and three things are converging to make it real: 1. Decision science is finally

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    @DivyanshT91162 ·

    ML Resources for Beginners: Python - Python Full Course — freeCodeCamp https://t.co/CMcENmD9Lc - Python for Data Science — freeCodeCamp https://t.co/V1d7eJYVFj Maths - Linear Algebra — 3Blue1Brown https://t.co/oyWUqU7q1l - Statistics & Probability — Khan Academy

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    @predict_addict ·

    The Statistical Test That Launched Spectral Analysis (1898) In 1898 — decades before Fisher, long before modern signal processing, and half a century before formal time-series theory — Arthur Schuster quietly solved a problem that still haunts data science: Read more:

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    @Alex_TheAnalyst ·

    Early in my career, I worked on double blind studies and we relied heavily on patient surveys - but patients don't always respond. So we would often sample data. Sampling is the practice of analyzing a subset of your data to draw conclusions about the whole. And it works

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    @iamKierraD ·

    Become a data/business analyst. SQL, data visualization tool, excel. Build dashboards in the industry you want to be a data analyst in…focus them on common pain points in the industry. Ex: checking employee retention in HR, bed occupancy in hospitals(healthcare), etc Put this on

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    @KirkDBorne ·

    🏆The Kaggle Book — Master Data Analysis and Data Science Competitions with Machine Learning, GenAI, & LLMs [2nd Edition]: https://t.co/ZjNKsvFl06 𝗧𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀: 🔶Introducing Data Science Competition 🔷Organizing Data with Datasets 🔶Work & Learn with Kaggle Notebooks 🔷Kaggle

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    @petesoder ·

    How it feels to use new gen AI BI tools on company data. I’ve been drinking the @motherduck MCP and @_hex_tech Threads kool-aid and I’m starting to think we’ve turned a big corner for democratized data analysis. For years we’ve trained anyone who doesn't write SQL to think of

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    @khalilApriday ·

    𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗮 𝗥𝗼𝗹𝗲𝘀 vs 𝗧𝗼𝗼𝗹𝘀 — 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻 & 𝗪𝗵𝘆 One common mistake learners make 👇 Learning tools randomly without understanding the role they’re meant for. Here’s a quick, practical mapping of data roles to the tools they actually use: 🔹 Data Analyst → Excel, SQL, Power

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    @NickSinghTech ·

    People underestimate the “Data” part of Data Science. Most of the work in real-world Data Science is focussed on: • acquiring the data • understanding the data • cleaning the data Not building fancy predictive models. Plan accordingly.

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    @NickSinghTech ·

    Get more Tinder dates using Data Science 😈 This is a FANTASTIC portfolio project because: ✔️ they built interesting data visualizations ✔️ they solved their own pain point ✔️ they scraped + cleaned real-world data ✔️ they deployed their ML model to production

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