Tag: repost
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A short compilation of productivity blog posts
This post contains a bunch of links to blogs that write about productivity. Musings of Brown Girls This is not an exclusively productivity blog. The authors of this collective effort...
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Why is forecasting s-curves hard?
Constance Crozier (@clcrozier on Twitter) shared an interesting simulation in which she tried to fit a sigmoid curve (s-curve) to predict a plateau in a time-series. The result was a...
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Everything is NOT just fine (repost)
My job wasn’t affected by the COVID madness in almost any way. I used to work from home before, and I work from home now, none on my customers cancelled...
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5 Basics of Consulting Success: Part 1
Being a data science freelancer, and a long-time AnnMaria’s fan, I HAVE to repost here latest post on consulting success Last week, I mentioned that successful consultants have five categories...
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Software commodities are eating interesting data science work — Yanir Seroussi
If you read my shortish post about staying employable as a data scientist, you might like a longer post by a colleague, Yanir Seroussi. In his post, Yanir lists four...
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Knowledge Graphs & NLP @ EMNLP
I stumbled upon a very detailed and useful summary of a recent conference on empirical methods in natural language processing. I have to say, Michael Galkin, the author of this...
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Data visualization with statistical reasoning: seeing uncertainty with the bootstrap — Dataviz - Stats - Bayes
On Sunday, I wrote about bootstrapping. On Monday, I wrote about visualization uncertainty. Let’s now talk about bootstrapping and uncertainty visualization. Robert Grant is a data visualization expert who wrote...
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A World Without the Number 6 — Math with Bad Drawings
What will happen if number 6 disappears one day? Ben Orlin, the author of “Math with bad drawings” elaborates on this interesting thought experiment in this 2017 post.