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Here to entertain you while your code is running, at the Evil Works podcast we talk about the reality of the working data science. From scraping data, to experimenting with vibe coding (and regretting it), to career progression to cool little technical tricks, we're here to help you get through your data science day. We're also working hard on something to improve your data science experience, reducing the amount of time you spend waiting to run. We'll tell you more about that in the near future, but in the meantime, have a listen. What else are you going to do while waiting for your code?

Just the fact that my guests and I can all come on here and talk about life and what is going on in the world sounds very pleasing. Join me in this beautiful adventure

Brilliant Brains about Marketing Hacks, Business Growth, Psychology Secrets, and Golden Nuggets for a Successful Life. Find a mentor you've always wanted. True stories from the outliers. Wildest experiments, daring schemes, bold actions. Life-changing insights. And, out-of-this-world results. You'll wanna hear this.

An Emergency Management Podcast. I'm Daniel Jacobs. A work for the Washington State Department of Corrections. I teach Emergency Management in the Prison Division. I have a BA in Emergency and Disaster Management and I am currently working on my MA in Homeland Security. This podcast is only for fun and self-development/improvement. It's my new hobby.

This podcast will discuss the concept of law enforcement officers and courageous citizens who run toward evil, investigate murder, mayhem, and mystery while others run the other way. If you have ever wondered or questioned the motivation of those who intently follow information about violent crimes, unsolved homicides, and missing persons, just listen once and you will be mesmerized by the outlandish puzzles and mysterious cases presented. If you question the motivations of police and wonder why people put themselves in such danger, then keep listening because you've found a home.