For the past seven weeks, a corner of the internet has been obsessed with the HBO original series Westworld. Redditors have spent hours crafting elaborate theories, painstakingly searching for clues frame-by-frame, and trying to figure out just who the heck is Arnold.
November 15, 2016• 5 minute read
For the past seven weeks, a corner of the internet has been obsessed with the HBO original series Westworld. Redditors have spent hours crafting elaborate theories, painstakingly searching for clues frame-by-frame, and trying to figure out just who the heck is Arnold.
Joel Carron
Data Scientist at Mode
September 13, 2016• 2 minute read
Anybody who's ever tried writing code of any kind knows that style matters. Caps or no caps? CamelCase or use_underscores? Tabs or spaces?
Analysts are most effective when they can write queries the way they're used to. But there's no denying that when a complicated query gets shared in an unusual or messy format, understanding it can feel like deciphering a new language. That's a problem for data teams, where understanding query logic can be as important as sharing results.
Nick Binder
Product Marketing Manager