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According to PayScale, Machine Learning Engineers earn an average of $111,614 per year.   Why the high salaries? We're in a machine learning arms race. To gain a competitive edge, leading companies are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to solve problems of all kinds. From chatbots that reduce customer support costs to medical software that can quickly analyze x-rays, and recommendation tools that drive new sales, the applications of AI are growing in scope and complexity. But the number of people who can combine theoretical AI knowledge with practical, hands-on coding skills is not keeping up. Over the past 3 years, the number of AI-related jobs posted on Indeed has more than doubled—an increase of 119%. Nearly half of these new job listings remain unfilled for 60 days or more. That's where you come in, where we come in.   Our new Pro Intensive, Machine Learning Fundamentals , will give you the skills you need to land one of those jobs. All you have to kn...

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We know learning to code can be frighteningly intimidating. But if you want to learn quickly and easily, a skeleton—a template program capturing and organizing the essential components that are difficult to setup—just might be your new best friend. The two new courses we're releasing today give you just that.     If you can't see this email - View it in your browser.     ...

Vote on the future of our course catalog; from learning with Codecademy to coding at Airbnb. Newsletter #57 October 25, 2018 Essential news, trends, and stories from Codecademy and the world of code. What comes to mind when you hear the word "hackathon"? People in hoodies typing very intensely? Somebody muttering "I'm in" as music swells? In actuality, hackathons are way less intimidating—and way more worthwhile—than the name suggests. That's why students and companies around the world are turning to them to get things done, including the Codecademy team. ...