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Title, especially with the inclusion of 'research,' is overly broad, and gimmicky. A (quantitative) researcher, involved in serious plotting, illustrations, an
by yudlejoza 6y ago
Title, especially with the inclusion of 'research,' is overly broad, and gimmicky.
A (quantitative) researcher, involved in serious plotting, illustrations, and diagrammatic analysis, wouldn't last half-a-day in this workflow.
- neolog 6y ago> serious plotting, illustrations, and diagrammatic analysis I'm curious what these refer to. What kind of illustrations are you thinking of? What is diagrammatic analysis? Any introductory links for the uninformed?
- yudlejoza 6y agodata analytics, stats, machine learning, computational science, computational engineering, the list goes on plotting/viz using matplotlib, altair, Mike Bostock's D3.js, graphviz, pgf/tikz, inkscape, the list goes on I can't think of much outside a small subset of pure-math, and a small subset of TCS, where visualization is not part and parcel of daily research activity. (ignoring non-STEM disciplines like english, communication, social/political/economic sciences, etc).
- tomtomtom777 6y agoYou seem to be using a rather specific meaning of the word "research". If, for example, I pause coding and spent a few hours comparing and reading about various libraries to aid in a certain task, wouldn't this task be best described as "research" as well?
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- yudlejoza 6y agoAnd you would call that "research" terminal-based?