I'm already using Codeium for some time in VSC ( instead of Co-Pilot, Cursor) and had these days a great surprise. The Codeium team released an IDE named Windsurf and it really seems to innovate and increase much the level of help to develop / debug / adjust software such as Saas. I hope you enjoy it and leave me your impressions. Here is the link with the video from someone who makes somes comparison with Copilot and cursor. The link for the editor ( Windsurf / Codeium ) is in the video description. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsRNpR5uPUM

Hi fellow Data Alchemist! I hope you're all doing well. I'm here today to offer a helping hand to anyone who might be struggling with Python, R, or programming logic. I’m really passionate about explaining concepts clearly and want to get even better at it, so I’m offering my support for free, just because I love doing this! If you're stuck on something or have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out. You can message me privately, and if needed, we can even hop on a call to figure things out together. I’m really looking forward to helping out, so feel free to get in touch! Wishing you all an amazing weekend. 😊 Best, Ana

Hi everyone! I wanted to share a Skool group I came across that might interest you. The group is led by someone with experience at both Apple and Google, and it’s specifically designed for data scientists. Currently, there are only 55 members. From what I understand, the group will transition to a paid model after reaching 100 members, but those who join early will have free access 😉. This could be a great opportunity for anyone looking to join early! The group is called Advanced Data Science Society, and here’s the owner's profile: LinkedIn Happy learning everyone!!! @Brandon Phillips @Viktorija Trubaciute

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Hey friends! I want to share an important lesson I’ve picked up on my AI journey, and I hope it resonates with some of you. If you’re eager to dive into real-world AI applications, here’s a pro tip: blend coding skills with no-code tools. For example, shoutout to @Dave, who's doing an amazing job in this community teaching people to build AI projects with Python—huge respect for that! 🙌 But let me share something from my experience: a lot of clients don’t need a full-blown Python-based solution. Often, they’re just looking for a quick, simple automation or a chatbot. And guess what? Tools like Make.com, Flowise, and Relevance AI can help you deliver exactly that—fast and efficiently. Why spend days coding when you can create the same solution in a fraction of the time with no-code tools? It’s not just about saving your time—it’s also about saving your clients’ money and earning their trust. You’ll still make a solid income, but the lower cost and faster turnaround can make it easier for clients to say yes. Of course, when a project is too complex for no-code tools, that’s when you bring out the big guns—code-based solutions. And yes, you can (and should) charge more for those. The key is knowing when to use which approach. It’s all about finding the sweet spot between efficiency, profitability, and client satisfaction. What’s been your experience? Do you combine coding with no-code tools, or stick to one approach? Let’s discuss! 🚀