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A dedicated son brings Fenway Park to his dad's backyard

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A dedicated son brings Fenway Park to his dad's backyard Michael Bisono built a little slice of Boston for his father Antonio-without any construction experience. Michael Bisono of Cranston, Rhode Island built this backyard version of Fenway Park for his father, Antonio. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Antonio and Michael Bisono don't let one of sports' oldest and most historic rivalries get in the way of their bond as father and son. Like the "magic mud" that lines baseballs themselves, the sport helps hold them together.


To work like a disrupter, change the way you work with data and analytics

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What do companies like Netflix, Airbnb, Spotify and Lyft know that you don't know? What do these companies have that you might be lacking? Sure, they had an initial idea. But we've all had good ideas. How did each of these new market heroes move from the seed of an idea to the disruption of an entire industry?


How to work like a disrupter

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Data has always been a problem. Data scientists still spend a lot of time manipulating data. And now that you have more – and more complex – data, how will you deal with it? Intelligent data preparation uses AI algorithms to recognize patterns in data, understand what data belongs together and provide context around data. Right now, training a data set is usually a manual process that requires a lot of labeling.