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The Publishers Weekly review for my investigative memoir, Data Baby: My Life in a Psychological Experiment.About I My Book | Consulting I X I Instagram I LinkedIn I Email
I saw that there was going to be a Microsoft Windows Insider meetup in London. I registered for it, thinking ‘why not’. A while later, I got an invite to the event (probably due to someone else cancelling). I was unsure if I actually...
“Saw these solar panels on the roof of a church in Missoula” - https://bsky.app/profile/volts.wtf/post/3moxvi5e3j22o
“Saw these solar panels on the roof of a church in Missoula” - https://bsky.app/profile/volts.wtf/post/3moxvi5e3j22o
The view out of the rabbit’s run at dusk. Status: Heatwave started properly today and there’s no denying it’s hot out there. So far our brick terraced house is a sanctuary, at least downstairs, but that probably won’t last the week. Lots...
[The car was purportedly on “Autopilot”, though Tesla claims otherwise.] Do you know where a vehicle really ain’t supposed to be? Inside of a brick home, causing the death of a 76-year-old woman, that’s where this Tesla wasn’t supposed...
I polled you, my social media peers, on what irked and irritated you when it came to paying for things on the web. This is what you said...
Mark Thompson introduced me to the The Bean Soup Theory: Feedback from outsiders can tempt you to reshape work not meant for them. Write a bean soup recipe for girls needing iron, and someone will ask, “What if I don’t like beans?” Then...
In 2019, Andrew blogged about collinearity in Bayesian models. In the comments, he pointed to an example from Bayesian Data Analysis, 2nd edition (BDA2). I think it is a useful example to keep in mind when extrapolating from sample to...
I went for a 9.39km run. It felt good. My average pace was 9 minutes 2 seconds per kilometre. In running terms that is quite slow but a huge improvement for me since starting this training journey back in January. Back then I was running...
Sorry, the blog post title is a lie. This blog post was not written at noon. It was written during June. But I decided to do a little word play. Weather The weather has been pretty nonsensical. As usual. More frequent is weather warnings...
I have had exactly two conversations this week about denormalization, which is a sign that it is time to write a blog post. If you already know what denormalization is, you will likely find this blog post uninteresting. That is okay! It...
Just below the heart and just above the solar plexus, to be precise, is a temple in the valley of grace. And here, two fingers' width in front of your chest, to be precise, is a flame that does not burn but gives sweetness. It is like...
House of the Dragon; OK, Season 1 was, in my opinion brilliant and highly watchable. Season 2 not so good. Treading water at times, decent action but only later on in the episodes, twists up to a point but looking back it was more of a...
Photo by kaleb tapp on UnsplashWhile the recent livestream interview with Anne Kadet was very warmly received, it’s been suggested that I should offer a text “takeaways” sort of post for those who aren’t really into video. (After all,...