Can You Learn Data Science From a Book? (Tyler Richards) - KNN Ep. 73
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We are actually giving away 4 copies of Tyler's book! Comment on the YouTube video with why you want to learn streamlit for a chance to win one of the copies! You can also win by commenting on the twitter post, my instagram post, or my linkedin post related to this podcast!
Tyler is a data scientist at Facebook who recently published a book on the Python library Streamlit called 'Getting Started with Streamlit for Data Science’. He graduated from the University of Florida in 2018, and worked on election integrity problems for nonprofits and research labs while there.
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