Data. Philosophy. Life.
When I started out in Process Improvement, it seemed rational to think that project sponsors could succeed in identifying the key stakeholders and from there our key stakeholder team would be able to identify all potential stakeholders. (A classic hierarchy […]
Chapter 2 is about 75 pages so there is no way to effectively cover this material in a short amount of time. I opted just to showcase some specific topics I often use so you get a sense of materials […]
UPDATE: 6/17/15 – I’ve since realized that a dataframe is not the right format for timeseries analysis. I’ve redone this code and will post an update soon. In this dataset I go through my 2008 journal and plot it over […]
A review of the Camunda BPMN methodology. Topics include: Camunda Life-Cycle Process Automation The customers of a process model
I quickly go through why we are bad at estimation. I find this useful to know in my professional life and personal life.
Some thoughts on nerd culture and why I’m interested in data. I saw this at Sun Coast Video on 4/26/15. Somehow some WWF merch got on the geek shelf. :]
This is a good article: simplystatistics.org/2015/03/17/data-science-done-well-looks-easy-and-that-is-a-big-problem-for-data-scientists/ Let’s split the points into two distinct categories: 1. Visualization makes data-science look easy. 2. The backend work is difficult. I don’t think this split is at all new. I think that data visualization […]
www.wired.com/2015/03/disney-magicband Now I’ve read the Wired article, listen to Rick Roderick and actually read Baudrillard himself on Disney. The hyperreal is definitely here. However, my take-away from this article has been much more terrestrial. I stopped using red ink…. :] […]
The New York Times article can be found: HERE Religious folks seem to complain about this often. That without God we’d all be self-propelled heathens only after our own self-interests. I find this to be a bit of an old […]