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Data Engineering free courses    Linked Data Engineering 🎬 Video Lessons Rating ⭐️: 5 out of 5      Students 👨‍🎓: 9,973 Duration ⏰:  8 weeks long Source: openHPI 🔗 open.hpi.de/courses/semantic…  Data Engineering Essentials using Spark, Python and SQL   🎬 402 video lesson 🏃‍♂️ Self paced Teacher: itversity Resource: Youtube 🔗 youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…   Data engineering with Azure Databricks       Modules ⏳: 5 Duration ⏰:  4-5 hours worth of material 🏃‍♂️ Self paced        Source:  Microsoft ignite 🔗 learn.microsoft.com/en-us/tr… Perform data engineering with Azure Synapse Apache Spark Pools       Modules ⏳: 5 Duration ⏰:  2-3 hours worth of material 🏃‍♂️ Self paced        Source:  Microsoft Learn 🔗 learn.microsoft.com/en-us/tr…

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Data Engineering free courses    Linked Data Engineering 🎬 Video Lessons Rating ⭐️: 5 out of 5      Students 👨‍🎓: 9,973 Duration ⏰:  8 weeks long Source: openHPI 🔗 open.hpi.de/courses/semantic…

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🌟 New at @openHPI: Join the free #MOOC 'Profitable AI' with @ElizabethGPress. Perfect for managers & data experts, this course cuts through #AI hype to show real-world strategies for growth. No deep AI knowledge is needed! Register now 👉 open.hpi.de/courses/profitab…

Guten Morgen Twitter, heute werden die Fäden gezogen. Damit ich nicht einfach nur etwas ins Internet schreibe, habe ich mich gestern zum openHPI Kurs x.com/RobRanisch/status/1833… eingeschrieben. Ob ich die Hausaufgaben für beide abgelaufenen Wochen bis morgen schaffe?

Die Woche 2 unseres @openHPI MOOCs "Digital Medizin - Was ist ethisch verantwortbar?" geht an den Start 😊 . Diesmal zum Thema KI in der Medizin. Es fehlen nur noch 50 Teilnehmer:innen - dann haben wir die 2000! 😍 👉 lnkd.in/eufCPTkS

Morgen startet der #DiMEN @openHPI Kurs "Digitale Medizin - was ist ethisch verantwortbar?" in die zweite Woche. Künstliche Intelligenz in Behandlungsentscheidungen. Die Anmeldung ist noch offen! open.hpi.de/courses/digitalh…

Heute morgen starten wir die erste volle Woche unseres Kurses "Digitale Medizin - Was ist ethisch verantwortbar?" @openHPI Die Anmeldung bleibt geöffnet! Und ich will diese Woche noch den/die 2000. Teilnehmer:in begrüßen. That would be AWESOME! open.hpi.de/courses/digitalh…

Ein sehr interessantes Onlin-Seminar #openHPI-Kurs Digitale Medizin – Was ist ethisch verantwortbar? open.hpi.de/courses/digitalh…

Bis gestern standen @JoschkaHalt und ich noch im Studio - heute geht's an den Start 🤩 Unser @openHPI-MOOC "Digitale Medizin – Was ist ethisch verantwortbar?" beginnt! 🚀 Über 1.600 sind schon dabei. Und du? open.hpi.de/courses/digitalh…

Gestalte die Digitale Medizin von morgen mit! ‍ Der neue openHPI Kurs von @RobRanisch und @JoschkaHalt zeigt dir, wie KI und Roboter unser Gesundheitswesen verändern. Jetzt kostenlos anmelden! open.hpi.de/courses/digitalh…

Kurze Pause, dann geht's weiter @RobRanisch und ich nehmen heute wieder für unseren MOOC "Digitale Medizin - was ist ethisch verantwortbar? @openHPI auf. Der Kurs startet Ende September- Anmeldung für alle, die Interesse haben ist frei! open.hpi.de/courses/digitalh…

How to 50x the number of tech startups in Europe? Yesterday night in Berlin, @andreasklinger & @dominik_scherm hosted a eu/acc get-together 🇪🇺with ~200 guests to address this pivotal question. Personal takeaways from Andreas' amazing presentation, panel, and chats with other guests (focus on US vs. EU ecosystem): 🚫 NOT the main issues (against common beliefs): · Lack of research or innovation: many successful US tech companies base large parts of their tech on EU deep tech acquisitions, or use EU talent as CTOs / engineers / … . · Lack of education: Germany for example has great technical universities at almost zero cost to study. · Lack of talent / brain drain: there are at least as many US people immigrating to the EU for quality of life than the other way around, if not more. · Lack of a “Silicon Valley”: we have many excellent clusters for innovation, in various areas. · Lack of potential ambitious founders: there are enough tech-minded people with an ambition to build something big and impactful (even though the “craziness” of saying “I will be the one to build the next billion euro company and rule the world” is a bit less common, admittedly – but that’s a cultural thing and that’s OK, not the main issue). 🧩👩‍⚖️ Problem #1: Fragmented & complex legal systems · A zillion different forms for legal entities in EU, no equivalent to the “Delaware LLC”. Makes it very complicated for EU VCs to invest big, across borders, in Europe. · Also harder for foreign VCs to get into whole EU as a market, as they must to adapt to many different legal systems, instead of just one. · Generally, founding a limited liability company is much in countries like Germany, compared to US – not a deal breaker for creating a unicorn, but still introducing friction when it comes to quickly building momentum, or just trying out sth. fast. 🧩💶 Problem #2: Fragmented market · US startups can, more or less, serve their products and services across all states, to a giant economy, from day one. EU startups usually aren’t that easily able to do business in EU neighbor states (esp. when they aren’t having a SaaS model). · Language and cultural barriers are one issue in this context, but a main reason are also different legal systems, different tax rules, etc. · Applies especially to companies in heavily regulated verticals, such as space tech or other sectors with a lot of specific national regulations and practices. 🌟🦄 Problem #3: Lack of accessible role models & success stories · In the US, founders go to Stanford and similar Ivy League schools to spread excitement and entrepreneurial spirit to students. Jensen Huang even has a Stanford building named after him. In EU, buildings are commonly named to honor people that are just retiring, or already dead. · Exceptions exist, like Hasso Plattner Institute (@HPI_DE | @openHPI), or August W. Scheer having co-initiated @softwarecampus1 (talked to him in person during the program 🥲) · But what about the unicorn builders under 50? Can we invite them to our top engineering schools more frequently and spread their success stories? @Fraunhofer_IGD does it with their annual “Mein Weg Danach” talks, and it has the highest spinoff ratio across all Fraunhofer institutes, I believe. Thanks @ricvath, @andrewztan, @princessashinze, @trentmc0 and everyone else for the great conversations, panelists @emilkendziorra, Laura from @tileboxio, Marcus from Dunia.ai & @b_johannsen for sharing your insights, and everyone at the event for the great learnings and inspirational conversations. Now back to building! 🚀🇪🇺

Heute wirds ernst. @RobRanisch und ich sind im Studio und beginnen mit den Aufnahmen für den #DiMEN MOOC "Digitale Medizin - was ist verantwortbar?" beim @openHPI Die Anmeldung ist bereits offen. open.hpi.de/courses/digitalh… #Medizinethik #DigitalHealth