Finding good advice
in a sea of ‘expert’ recommendations
in a sea of ‘expert’ recommendations
my current recipes and selected pictures
and how I can justify its price
and how to reclaim it
and steer its persona towards certain opinions
and ideas for pub quiz preparation
scratching the surface of a cool dataset
how word embeddings can tell us about the relationship between words
One of the many benefits of using git to help write your thesis is that you can go back in time through the project and see how you progressed
This article was originally written as a Solar Orbiter nugget of science to summarise my Laker et al. 2023 paper
Google Earth can be used to create a timelapse of any place on Earth between 1984 and 2022!
Exploring how to use linear models for timeseries prediction
Today I learnt that Netflix take recommendations one step further, tailoring both the show and the artwork shown to the user.
I promise that title will make sense
a hilarious demonstration of data dredging
Using shinylive to run Python apps within the browser
Having recently joined the corporate world I was affronted with figures made in Excel. I had to admit that these figures looked more at home in presentations...
Exploring my Letterboxd data from the last year
Today I learnt about Shiny for Python, a way to make slick web apps in Python. I had a vague knowledge of streamlit, where the general idea is to write a scr...
My goal for 2024 is to write a blog.