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Hi there 👋

noklam

🇭🇰 I am a data scientist that trying to be a better coder. - 🔭 I’m currently working on data science/machine learning. I want to apply ML to solve real-world problem. - 📫 How to reach me: mediumnok@gmail.com

noklam

Recently, I make this plot with R. (Haven't used R for quite some time.) image

Plot with rayshader in R, data from USGS Landsat 8 + 30m resolution SRTM DEM data

I like to learn stuff about data science, how application is built around them, and any useful technique that can improve my efficiency.

Things I want to read/learn in 2021:

  1. Design Data Intensive Application
  2. High Performance Python: Practical Performant Programming for Humans
  3. Cloudera Impala (I need to use Impala for my work) or any advance SQL tuning book
  4. K8s/Kubeflow- how is it useful for a data scientist

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  1. Gallery

    Gallery

    HTML 12 1

  2. learning_fastai

    Custom script

    Shell 7 5

  3. NeurIPS2019Exploration

    a simple app made for better explore the papers of NeuRIPS 2019

    HTML 3

  4. Blogpost

    Blogpost

    Jupyter Notebook 2 1

  5. blog

    Blog for data science

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  6. dtype_diet

    Forked from ianozsvald/dtype_diet

    Tries to shrink your Pandas column dtypes with no data loss so you have more spare RAM

    Jupyter Notebook

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