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Mid level Data scientist MAANG
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Mid level Data scientist MAANG

i want to prepare for sr data scientist in MAANG companies. My background is in  core ML, deeplearning, nlp etc. 

I plan to target in around a year from now.

Does someone have any idea about the interview preparation or someone in these companies who would like to share some experience?

Interviewprep resource:

PracHub: Company specific interview questions

DataLemur: SQL Interview and Data Science Interview questions

StrataScratch: SQL and Python interview

u/FlatwormAdmirable610 — 2 days ago
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It was a mistake for Reddit to allow subreddits to set their own rules

I don't post at least 50% of the ideas and questions I would like to, because every time, I first think, are the mods just going to not allow it to be posted, after I write it all up, or if it is posted, cancel it?

The mods just make up "quality" or other random rules, and it just creates subreddits where no unpopular ideas are aired, and no non-mainstream questions or takes, because the echo chamber amplifies itself amongst what members thrive there and what tendencies are encouraged in them.

It would have been better if Reddit had set a couple rules, which it seems to have done anyway, and then forced all mods of subs to have open discussion boards, especially since there can only (especially when speaking practically) board for each theme, and one subdomain, which people often search their subject just by typing r/whatever.

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u/eratonnn — 5 days ago
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Need to make warranty claim

One of my controllers broke and the other is malfunctioning and they're still under warranty. This is the second day I've tried to make a warranty claim. It keeps saying, "We couldn't find any devices associated with your meta account". No matter what I do, even online suggestions,  it always leads me back to that prompt. Please help. 

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u/MamaBear_44 — 14 days ago
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Did you guys have completely f*cked up CPM in Australia Market ?

I need to understand why I got 100-120$ CPM in Australia market (usually 20-30$ max)

I specialize in household products; I may have been a little harsh, but I think the CPM is way too high despite...

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u/Minute-Ad8240 — 14 days ago