blog A gentle introduction to parallel programming in Python Python, be default, will only ever utilize a single CPU core at a time. All instructions in your code are run one at a time, in serial, on one core of your CPU. This leaves all of the other cores sitting there doing nothing.
data Downloading large amounts of Reddit data I really want to start learning more NPL. But to do that I first needed to get large amounts of text data. Here are some quick and easy ways to get large amounts of text data from the internet, including Google Big Query
blog Simulating the Monty Hall problem Simple simulation of the famous Monty Hall problem shows the option you should pick on a game show. Inspired by an episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Was Any Santiago correct?
data The world-wide rise of obesity The entire world is currently experiencing an obesity epidemic. This map shows world-wide obesity rates from 1975-2016
data Creating a PubMed, scientific literature recommendation engine How I created a PubMed scientific literature recommendation engine using over 4 million paper abstracts downloaded from PubMed.
work Deploying JupyterHub on a multi-user CentOS server I describe how I setup JupyterHub in a multi-user, Linux environment.
data Predicting Comcast Xfinity Internet Outages My home internet disconnected every day, multiple times per day. I noticed a pattern in the outages. Here is how I collected and used data to prove it.
blog Super blood wolf moon The super blood wolf moon was last night. Here are a few of the top shots from my older Canon camera.
blog Does this place look a little empty? This is the new version of my personal website. I just migrated from WordPress to a different CMS system.
