The last episode of Partially Derivative for now.

The End Of An Era

This week Chris and Vidya discuss how artificial intelligence is affecting the world of artists.

Art-ificial Intelligence

This week Chris and Vidya discuss the p-value civil war in science.

The P-Value Civil War

This week Chris and Vidya discuss the implications of bots and artificial intelligence committing crime.

When Bots Murder

This week Chris and Vidya discuss François Chollet’s new blog post on the future of deep learning!

The Future Of Deep Learning

This week Chris and Vidya discuss the limits of deep learning and how to each mathematics.

The Limits Of Deep Learning

This week Chris and Vidya talk the challenges of machine learning and training data.

This Is Just The Beginning

This week Chris and Vidya talk about getting your first job in data science and the world of genetic data.

The Fourth Of AI

In this special sponsored episode, Chris talks with Paco Nathan about JupyterCon.

Paco Your Bags And Go To JupyterCon

This week Chris and Vidya talk about using neural networks to provide pithy wisdom and other topics.

Do. Or Do Not. There Is No AI

I am a student just learning data analysis and this podcast is fun and approachable

Fun and approachable

Great selection of topics blended with personal experiences ! Top data science podcast out there!

Awesome!

Partially Derivative

This week Jonathon and Vidya are out of town, so Chris takes the helm and gives his opinionated guide to learning machine learning, data science, and artificial intelligence. Resources mentioned this episode:

Learning Machine Learning

Data journalism and interactive storytelling have fundamentally changed the way we understand and consume the news. This week we’re talking to three leaders in the data journalism revolution, Martin Stabe, the head of interactive news at the Financial Times, Sisi Wei, a journalist and news apps developer at ProPublica, and...

S1E35: The Data of Journalism

Holy crap a mini episode! Yes, it is true. This week, in addition to our regular episode, we are experimenting with a mini episode. These episodes will be personal stories from the hosts about their time on the front lines of data science. In this first mini episode, Chris talks...

Data Scraping Mini Episode

Data scientists are parasites, Snowpocalypse (or is it?), and an important public safety announcement from Chris about jogging and sterilization. Plus we talk to Dr. Sarah Laszlo about how she uses brainwaves like fingerprints to identify people based only on their thoughts.

S2E2: Mind Control and Parasites

Sorry for the long hiatus! The three of us have been super busy with our startup, Popily, but before we took a break we recorded a live show! Chris and Jonathon went to hang out with the amazing data science team at StitchFix, and invited Eric Colson, the company’s Chief...

S2E1: Do it LIVE!

Is there really data in love? Can we quantify sex? Find out this week! Also, we go behind the scenes at craft brewery Thirsty Planet.

S1E30: The Data of Love and Sex

We interview the amazing Christina Warren! Check out her work on Mashable, and two great podcasts – Overtired and Rocket. Also we’re in Portland this week, and grabbing beer at the White Owl Social Club around 5:30 on Wednesday. Swing by if you’re free!

S1E27: Robots Are Racist

This week Chris flies to New York City and sits down with three engineers at Microsoft to discuss R, SQL, and why data lakes is a silly term.

Beneath The Surface - Data At Microsoft

This week we talk about Ferguson, executive orders, and how much people get paid! Plus aliens!

S1E3: The One About Touchy Subjects

DJ Patil

White House Special with DJ Patil, US Chief Data Scientist

Every now and again we get to do some of our research, and this week Jonathon explains some of the theory behind his recent look into the alt-right: a sprawling coalition of reactionary conservatives who have lobbied to make the United States more “traditional,” more “populist” and more white. More...

S2E14: The Model is Racist

This week Chris and Vidya talk about learning what it is like to work at a tech company and the fundamental nature of AI.

The Secret Life Of A Data Scientist

Brian Granger

Core contributor to IPython Notebook and Project Jupyter

Interview: Brian Granger, co-Leader of Project Jupyter

Michael Kagan

This week we talk with Michael Kagan. He’s a data scientist at CERN, where physicists and engineers are probing the fundamental structure of the universe. It’s Michael’s job to figure out how to use open source machine learning tools like scikit learn and TensorFlow in the pursuit of new particles...

Particle Physics and Machine Learning at CERN with Michael Kagan

This week Chris talks about whether you should get a PhD and talks about his own experience in a Ph.D. program.

Should You Get A PhD

Joshua Browder

Robot Lawyers by Joshua Browder

Vidya hates wedding planning, Jonathon could’ve talked about the rise of our Go-playing robot overlords, algorithmically predicting police misconduct or the biggest polling upset in political history, but instead digs into the crossword scandal of the century (here’s the GitHub repo). Chris was busy washing his hair or something, but he’ll...

S2E5: The Double Entendre

This week’s episode was produced by Alex Bouthillier at Apollo Media

S2E12: Descartes Before the Horse

Alberto Cairo

Author of The Functional Art and expert in data journalism

Interview: Alberto Cairo, data visualization expert

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