Eugene Yan on Writing Weekly and His Favorite Project
In a recent spotlight, Eugene Yan shares his writing habits, his favorite project, and what he wants to see more of in data science content.
Frontier models, research results, agents, and developer tooling.
In a recent spotlight, Eugene Yan shares his writing habits, his favorite project, and what he wants to see more of in data science content.
A data-driven look at a year of writing, with graphs and a word cloud.
In an informal mentor interview, Chip Huyen recounts how career setbacks led her to use writing as a tool for clarity, connection, and growth.
Eugene Yan's guide separates the three roles by what they ship, the skills they need, and how teams should use them.
Eugene Yan's talk for SMU undergraduates lays out what data science involves and how newcomers can break in.
A practitioner's reflection separates common myths from the actual work of data science and offers grounded career guidance.
A practitioner's essay maps machine learning concepts like overfitting and ensembling onto everyday decision-making.
A panel at GovTech STACK, moderated by Eugene Yan, concluded that data science teams can indeed adopt agile practices.
Eugene Yan’s INSEAD lunchtime talk pairs Lazada’s data practices with lessons from a nontraditional route to a VP data-science role.
Eugene Yan's talk and written guide both stress learning core tools and practicing them through hands-on projects.
A data science lead's first 100 days reveal a fundamental shift from technical output to enabling the team and aligning with business goals.
A practitioner's review of the OMSCS CS7641 machine learning course highlights its value for revisiting fundamentals and learning new techniques.
A review of Georgia Tech's OMSCS CS6300 course describes its focus on Java and collaborative Android app development, but the content is unrelated to AI or machine learning.
Eugene Yan outlines how agile methods can be reshaped for the uncertain, iterative reality of data science.
Eugene Yan shares how a production machine learning system was built to forecast patient costs in real time, offering a rare look at applied ML in Southeast Asian healthcare.
A new essay examines the practical strengths and weaknesses of Agile methods in data science projects, with a follow-up still to come.
A practitioner's review of Georgia Tech's online ML for Trading course highlights its practical value and heavy workload.
A strong team culture, not rigid structure, is the key lever for data science success, argues Eugene Yan.