# Data Science in Julia for Hackers

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**Created:** [21 March 2021 02:36 UTC](https://forum.devtalk.com/t/data-science-in-julia-for-hackers/8048 "2021-03-21T02:36:05Z")\
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> One of the first things to note about this book is that it is not an academic textbook. The authors of this book are not academics but a multidisciplinary team of passionate, amateur practitioners from different backgrounds, namely Engineering, Computer Science, Physics and Economy, that found a common ground to write this book, and that day by day keep reading, learning and applying new approaches, technologies and ways of thinking. This book lies somewhere in between a methodological recipe and a theoretical intensive textbook. What we want to deliver is a mathematical and computational methodology to face concrete Data Science problems, that is, applying theory and science to real-world problems involving data. The relationship between theory and practice is complex. Considering them as a whole can take us much farther. These pages may offer the theorist a way to think about problematic situations in a more down to earth manner, and to the practitioner, stimulation to go beyond the mere application of programming libraries and tools…

> **[Data Science in Julia for Hackers](https://datasciencejuliahackers.com/)**
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