thatusesFirebasePySparkClassificationhas usedGitHubCopilotUses astandingdeskThreeLaws ofRoboticsAlignmentSnowflakePrefersggplot tomatplotlibusesJavaRequirementsDataMiningETLpipelinePowerBIHas askedChatGPT adata sciencequestionRegressionKafkadoesn'tuse aVPNSVMInsightsBayes’TheoremUnsupervisedLearningDataGovernanceAzureDataVaulthascompletedahackathonhascreated apullrequestCleanDataConstraintUsesJupyterdoesn'tuse GitPrefersLinuxRandomForestis a Pythonprogrammerk-Meanshascompleted ahardLeetCodequestionhas usedGoogleColabOverfittinglikesSQLFeatureEngineeringReLUhasn'tevercodedbeforeT-shirtsizeusesVisualStudioCodeDataWarehouseUses >4programminglanguagesthat hasbuilt anAndroidappQlikViewPeerReviewPreferstensorflowto pytorchGANScrumusesGitXAIYaxisWorksonAWSKubernetesuses RStudioDimensionthatusesFirebasePySparkClassificationhas usedGitHubCopilotUses astandingdeskThreeLaws ofRoboticsAlignmentSnowflakePrefersggplot tomatplotlibusesJavaRequirementsDataMiningETLpipelinePowerBIHas askedChatGPT adata sciencequestionRegressionKafkadoesn'tuse aVPNSVMInsightsBayes’TheoremUnsupervisedLearningDataGovernanceAzureDataVaulthascompletedahackathonhascreated apullrequestCleanDataConstraintUsesJupyterdoesn'tuse GitPrefersLinuxRandomForestis a Pythonprogrammerk-Meanshascompleted ahardLeetCodequestionhas usedGoogleColabOverfittinglikesSQLFeatureEngineeringReLUhasn'tevercodedbeforeT-shirtsizeusesVisualStudioCodeDataWarehouseUses >4programminglanguagesthat hasbuilt anAndroidappQlikViewPeerReviewPreferstensorflowto pytorchGANScrumusesGitXAIYaxisWorksonAWSKubernetesuses RStudioDimension

True Data Experts: - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. that uses Firebase
  2. PySpark
  3. Classification
  4. has used GitHub Copilot
  5. Uses a standing desk
  6. Three Laws of Robotics
  7. Alignment
  8. Snowflake
  9. Prefers ggplot to matplotlib
  10. uses Java
  11. Requirements
  12. Data Mining
  13. ETL pipeline
  14. Power BI
  15. Has asked ChatGPT a data science question
  16. Regression
  17. Kafka
  18. doesn't use a VPN
  19. SVM
  20. Insights
  21. Bayes’ Theorem
  22. Unsupervised Learning
  23. Data Governance
  24. Azure
  25. Data Vault
  26. has completed a hackathon
  27. has created a pull request
  28. Clean Data
  29. Constraint
  30. Uses Jupyter
  31. doesn't use Git
  32. Prefers Linux
  33. Random Forest
  34. is a Python programmer
  35. k-Means
  36. has completed a hard LeetCode question
  37. has used Google Colab
  38. Overfitting
  39. likes SQL
  40. Feature Engineering
  41. ReLU
  42. hasn't ever coded before
  43. T-shirt size
  44. uses Visual Studio Code
  45. Data Warehouse
  46. Uses >4 programming languages
  47. that has built an Android app
  48. QlikView
  49. Peer Review
  50. Prefers tensorflow to pytorch
  51. GAN
  52. Scrum
  53. uses Git
  54. XAI
  55. Y axis
  56. Works on AWS
  57. Kubernetes
  58. uses R Studio
  59. Dimension