Science Score: 31.0%

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  • Owner: Hippolyte1996
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# Acknowledgments

The image of the data scientist was generated using AI-powered face generator that produces photos of people who do not exist at a resolution of 1024x1024 pixels {cite}`chatgpt`.

The contents of CV and Cover letter are modified from the output generated by ChatGPT {cite}`logoface`.

## References
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```{tab-item} Things I learned
1. I learned a lot about formatting documents and Jupyter Book built from multiple documents. It is quite intuitive and reminds me of using LaTex for my graduate thesis a few years ago. 
2. I learned a lot about how interconnected files can be and that the data structure is really important to make projects easy to navigate and edit. 
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```{tab-item} Things I found difficult
1. I found that it is quite confusing to edit the metadata for a jypnb file when the kernel isn't exactly the same that we use in the course. I had to troubleshoot a lot before it worked without issues. 
2. I found that it's difficult to know whether you messed up something in your code when you build the Jupyter Book. By that I mean that if you made a mistake, fixing it is more difficult than when working with a file where you can check each cell individually. 
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requirements.txt pypi
  • jupyter-book *
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