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by apwheele 2y ago
They had a similar article for some of the warehouses in the states and I showed the rates are what you would expect using OSHA injury data, https://andrewpwheeler.com/2022/11/05/injury-rates-at-amazon...
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by apwheele 2y ago
This example could be all javascript (and I try to do that in some scenarios). Most of the other demo's on my site are just javascript/D3 or other libraries even with some slightly more advanced metrics, https://crimede
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Conformal Sets Part 2, Estimating Precision(andrewpwheeler.com)
2 points by apwheele 2y ago|0 comments
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by apwheele 2y ago
Yes this is part of the price of running it client side instead of having a server do all the data manipulation. It is pretty much a wash for RAM for me vs running locally (local is 200-300 for python + 100-200 for chrome for just that web-
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by apwheele 2y ago
For folks interested in seeing a usecase, I have a panel dashboard of Dallas crime statistics at: https://crimede-coder.com/graphs/Dallas_Dashboard Startup takes around a minute (which includes installing various pytho
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by apwheele 2y ago
Yes it should be a "+", thank you. Just because marginal cost for software can be close to zero in some circumstances does not make demand curves meaningless!
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by apwheele 2y ago
In https://pubsonline.informs.org/doi/abs/10.1287/mnsc.2020.360... , assuming the demand curve slopes downward, a quite reasonable guess as to the optimal point on the demand curve is ([Max willing to pay] - [
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Snakes and Ladders Simulation(freerangestats.info)
1 points by apwheele 2y ago|0 comments
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by apwheele 2y ago
The map to view directly is here, https://crimede-coder.com/graphs/DurhamHotspots I made a video to discuss several of the cartographic decisions in making an interactive hotspot map of crime in Durham, NC. Discussion
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Cartographic decisions on a leaflet hotspot of crime map [video](youtube.com)
2 points by apwheele 2y ago|1 comments
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by apwheele 2y ago
I am not a fan of the kernel density estimators with a continuous color ramp (at least this map the KDE does not recalculate on zoom, that is pretty much worthless). Currently the UI on the left returns all empty images for me, https:&#x2F
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Reducing Folium Map Sizes(andrewpwheeler.com)
1 points by apwheele 2y ago|0 comments
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by apwheele 2y ago
This is too broad IMO. It is on the edge of LEO sensitive info, so even if you did a FOIA request I think you would be shot down. I don't think there is any chance PDs will voluntarily post this. You can search your local PD, try to fi
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Police Departments should share crime data(crimede-coder.com)
3 points by apwheele 2y ago|4 comments
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by apwheele 2y ago
The quoted statement is IMO fine -- standard error as a term is only used to refer to the error around an estimate, not the marginal distribution. Now to the target audience, it was criminologists monitoring counts of things over time. But
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by apwheele 2y ago
For statsmodels for the methods I am familiar with you can pass in frequency weights, https://www.statsmodels.org/stable/generated/statsmodels.gen... So that will be a bit different than r style formula's usi
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Poisson designs and minimum detectable effects(andrewpwheeler.com)
13 points by apwheele 2y ago|3 comments
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LinkedIn posting and link promotion: impression vs. reality(andrewpwheeler.com)
1 points by apwheele 2y ago|0 comments
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by apwheele 2y ago
So I am tiny fish, https://www.linkedin.com/company/crime-de-coder/ , so not quite sure what typical impressions look like for the big influencers (currently my company webpage has 2700 followers). LinkedIn lets yo
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Counting Lines of Code(andrewpwheeler.com)
13 points by apwheele 2y ago|12 comments
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by apwheele 2y ago
I have a question I ask people I interview now for data science jobs -- can you run a python hello world from the command line? A non-trivial number of people who say they have multiple years of data science + python experience do not know
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Discrete time survival models in Python(andrewpwheeler.com)
2 points by apwheele 2y ago|0 comments
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by apwheele 2y ago
Data scientist, and I have had a few examples of seemingly simple "how would you build a schema" job interview questions that I had a difficult time with on the spot. So last one I remember was how would you build a product table
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Serious Mental Illness Is an Optimization Problem(thecausalfallacy.com)
2 points by apwheele 2y ago|0 comments
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Using GenAI to describe charts for reports(andrewpwheeler.com)
2 points by apwheele 2y ago|0 comments
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The sausage making behind peer review(andrewpwheeler.com)
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by apwheele 2y ago
When you get asked questions IMO I would just swap out your experience for equivalent, e.g. do you have Jenkins experience - no, but I have created my own automated CICD processes to build test and push. (Part of the reason to do CICD stuff
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Project vs. Product Funding(eatingpolicy.com)
1 points by apwheele 2y ago|0 comments
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by apwheele 2y ago
IMO the long acting drugs + more intensive caseworker intervention is the most feasible way for the very difficult to work with individuals. (Long acting is good for opioids as well, https://healthandjusticejournal.biomedcentral.
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Institute for Controlled Speleogenesis(bldgblog.com)
1 points by apwheele 2y ago|0 comments

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