J253

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Herb Kelleher, Southwest Airlines founder, dies at 87(cnn.com)
7 points by J253 8y ago|0 comments
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by J253 8y ago
Cool idea I guess. I didn’t even expect to find any sort of easter eggs in this show. But feels to me like a contrived effort to be like Mr. Robot. Personally, I didn’t enjoy the choose your own adventure format. I thought choosing dead end
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by J253 8y ago
I love Mermaid! Here’s a live editor that’s really handy: https://mermaidjs.github.io/mermaid-live-editor/
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San Diego School Dist. Phishing Attack Exposes Info of 500k+ Students and Staff(nbcsandiego.com)
3 points by J253 8y ago|0 comments
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Hey Google, What’s the Point of Silicon Valley’s Tech Hearings?(buzzfeednews.com)
1 points by J253 8y ago|0 comments
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by J253 8y ago
This is what I do too. Biggest complaint is the lack of official apps for mobile devices. I’ve used MiniKeePass in the past but am hesitant because there doesn’t seem to be much active development and I don’t see the source code anywhere. D
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by J253 8y ago
Anyone have any experience applying this to the generation of time series data? It's easy enough to generate random time series data but this looks like a promising way to generate interesting signals with prescribed shapes or features
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by J253 8y ago
Agreed. And I definitely make no claims about this being earth-shattering "data science". I just happened spend a few hours over the weekend making some plots and commenting about what I saw with some Python tools. I'll also
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by J253 8y ago
Thanks for the link! That's a great resource and write up about the statistical heaping effect. I'll include that in a post update.
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by J253 8y ago
Thanks. And I agree with Bokeh being overkill for this. My original intention was to make it fully interactive but I hit some snags on keeping the interactivity through Pelican SSG so I just kept 'em static.
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Fun with NFL Stats, Bokeh, and Pandas(j253.github.io)
129 points by J253 8y ago|27 comments