How do you play against someone who raises every hand?
Applying basic Monte Carlo methods to degeneracy.
watcher
Revisiting my data scraping project, complete with data scraping woes, lessons learned, and some new data viz.
Lessons Learned from Trying to Host an Oxygen App on Digital Ocean
In this post, we’ll explore some bike commuting data from the American Community Survey (ACS).
At long last, a follow-up to my first Cycling in DC post…
A data-driven analysis of how I’ve started driving less and walking/biking more since I moved to DC in 2023!
watcher is a data scraping and data visualiztion projects intended to provide insight into the watch grey market. In this post, I introdce v0.0.1 of watcher and do some…
A blast from 4 years in the past - in this post I revisit my senior-year Spanish Linguistics project with a modern twist: combining OpenAI’s API and the Julia language.
I’ve been playing around with Rust more recently, and thought I’d try to apply it to a real world project.
Recently, looking to get more real-world analytics experience with Julia, I ported some of our internal helper package over so I could test out incorporating it into my…
In this post, I’ll explore the benefits of designing and maintaining an internal Julia package for your analytics team, as well as walk through an example of how to set up…
A few years ago, I developed a simple Julia package in an effort to become more familiar with the language. It illustrated to me that we need more projects like this in the…
In this post, I explore using Python and web scraping to turn a local shelter’s adoption page into structured data for analysis.
Part 1 of a series of data-driven exploration into the safety of cycling in Washington, D.C. This post focuses on obtaining data from DC’s Open Data portal.
Unit testing shouldn’t just be for Software Engineers! In this post I explore a real-life situation where unit testing could have saved me from extra work.
