DBTB INT Malcolm Greives
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Asserts that functional programming is the clearest path to correctness, arguing there are "a million ways" to be right but FP makes the simplest correct program easiest to write; treats data as a recorded truth that computers can turn into actionable results; recommends a practice loop: find some data and solve your problem, repeat until empirical skill emerges; frames data science as practice-heavy rather than theory-heavy, with growth measured by projects completed.
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