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The Differences Between Temporary and Permanent Work Permits for Tech Talent

November 30, 2025 | azhar

International hiring is usually faced by tech companies that choose to either have Temporary and Permanent work permit programs that present various benefits and requirements. It is important to understand that these options vary slightly to be in a position to plan their talent strategy by the employer that would ...

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Start 2026 Ahead of the Curve: Boost Your Career with Jumping Rivers Training

November 27, 2025 | The Jumping Rivers Blog

Ready to make 2026 the year you take your skills to the next level? Our 2026 online training courses are now live, designed to help you stay ahead of the curve, become more hirable, and gain practical skills that make a real impact. January 2026 ...

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Python for Data Privacy VIDEO

November 24, 2025 | Dr. Darrin

Data privacy and the protection of people’s identities is important. The video below provides some basic ways to ensure the privacy of individuals when working with data.

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What Machinists Get Wrong About Milling Tools and Lathe Tooling

November 22, 2025 | Andrea Rekasi

Even the most experienced machinists can fall into the trap of bad habits or assumptions—especially when working with familiar tools. Milling machines and lathes are the backbone of most machine shops, but the tools used in each can’t always be swapped interchangeably. Misunderstanding the difference between milling and ...

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Data Science Quiz For Humanities

November 22, 2025 | Ponne, Bruno

Test your skills with this interactive data science quiz covering statistics, Python, R, and data analysis. Progress Answered 0 of 15 1Which of the following best describes a z-score? A measure of central tendency The number of standard deviations a value is from the mean The square of the correlation coefficient A ... [...Read more...]

Privacy of Continous Data with Python

November 21, 2025 | Dr. Darrin

There are several ways that an individual’s privacy can be protected when dealing with continuous data. In this post, we will look at how protecting privacy can be accomplished using Python. Libraries We will begin by loading the necessary libraries. Below is the code. The library setup is simple. ...

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Announcing AI in Production 2026: A New Conference for AI and ML Practitioners

November 19, 2025 | The Jumping Rivers Blog

Registration is now open for our first AI in Production conference, taking place on 4 and 5 June 2026 in Newcastle Upon Tyne. AI in Production is for people who want to see how AI works in day to day environments. The event brings together data s...

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Elevate Your Skills and Boost Your Career – Free Jumping Rivers Webinar on 20th November!

November 17, 2025 | The Jumping Rivers Blog

Are you ready to stay ahead in the fast-evolving world of data? Join Jumping Rivers for our free monthly webinar series designed for data professionals at all levels. In just 55 minutes, you’ll gain practical insights, sharpen your skills, and ta...

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Get Involved in the Data Science Community at our Free Meetups

November 13, 2025 | The Jumping Rivers Blog

As a data science consultancy, Jumping Rivers are already known for offering help and training to clients in all things data. But did you know that we also organise free, in-person data science meetups? In this post we will talk through the typic...

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Evaluating a New Job Market Data Feed

November 10, 2025 | Python - datawookie

I’ve recently been given early access to a service that provides data on job listings published by a wide range of companies. The dataset offers a near real-time view of hiring activity, broken down at the company level. This is a potentially valuable signal for tracking labour market trends, ...

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