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    1. Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

      There are plenty of differences between DS and SWE, but one similarity that DS tend to miss is that the one-off-task-that-you-swear-is-just-a-one-off rarely is something you actually only do once.

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    2. Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

      DS tend to be more conscious of this when it comes to analysis, hence the emphasis on reproducibility in some circles. But analysis is not the only thing DS teams produce, and it's probably not the likeliest to cause unforeseen pain down the road.

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    3. Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

      Anecdotally, I have observed that things DS don't like doing or don't think of as their job, are particularly prone to becoming the one-off-tasks-you-swear-are-just-one-offs that come back to bite you

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    4. Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

      Katie Bauer! Retweeted Will Geary

      Dashboards are the poster child of this phenomenon, and many bundles of 280 characters have been dedicated to vilifying them.https://mobile.twitter.com/wgeary/status/1379575455448186883 …

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      Will Geary @wgeary
      The garden of dashboards becomes overgrown, a once vibrant and beautiful patch of bar and pie charts begins to wilt. Interactivity remains un-interacted with.
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    5. Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

      The perception of dashboards as a waste of time is interesting to me, perhaps because I was a business analyst early in my data-world-life. I was primarily responsible for pulling reports and spent a lot of time trying to script them so I could do more "promotion-worthy" work

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    6. Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

      The scripting was kinda fun, but I'd be lying if I didn't say using a proper BI tool felt like a weight lifted off my shoulders. I had some high ranking people expecting my reports, and when they didn't receive them because my script failed overnight, I DEFINITELY heard about it

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    7. Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

      BI tools and dashboards enabled me to build reports scalably because they removed a ton of maintenance overhead, and it made it much easier to create more reports than I ever previously could. But that exact same lack of friction meant I got a little careless.

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    8. Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

      They were easy to use, so I used them for everything. They were my analysis container, a UI for "tools" that I'd created, the way I shared a bunch of related code snippets... and while these tools were created for automating reports, they were not built for those other purposes.

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    9. Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

      And while I had a sense of what it meant to maintain a report, I didn't really consider that having those other things available in the same format implied that they'd have the same level of support. I was accidentally building infrastructure. Rickety, rickety infrastructure.

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      Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

      Not being a SWE, it seems to me like this happens less often in their world (although maybe not, given how buried everyone seems to be in tech debt). I think this must partly be because engineering focuses on reliability by default, whereas science does not.

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        1. Katie Bauer!‏ @imightbemary May 14

          But IMO it ultimately comes back to problem of organizations not knowing what they want from Data Science, and it requires DS to be clear about the longevity of what it produces. Not everything should be infrastructure, but stakeholders may not realize unless it's made clear

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