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A Recent History of the Second Amendment

Date 2018-02-15 Tags project

It's not working out that well.

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Migrating to Fastmail from Google Suite

Date 2018-02-15 Tags project

Becoming the customer instead of the product.

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Replicating the New York Times' Twitter bot analysis with R and Python

Date 2018-01-28 Tags project

Just a few lines of code and patience...

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My take on Kaggle's "Instacart Market Basket Analysis"

Date 2017-08-12 Tags project

Taking part in a machine learning competition without using machine learning.

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A small trick for sending flowed mail in mutt with vim

Date 2017-04-15 Tags project

For those of us that send e-mail using the wonderful mutt and using vim as our editor, this is a neat trick I discovered yesterday.

If you are sending e-mail in format=flowed (and you should; for mutt, just add set text_flowed=yes to your .muttrc), your .vimrc file for …

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Google Autocomplete and Hollywood

Date 2017-04-12 Tags project

This is a very simple data analysis project. The question: what does Google suggest when I look up actors or actresses names? Google Autocomplete works by taking into account the latest search terms, among other variables. If there's the slightest hint of ageism in Hollywood, specially in the case of …

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Cluster exploration with R and plotly

Date 2017-02-25 Tags project

A bit hacky solution to the problem of actually exploring clusters when the classes are unknown.

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A (brief) look at History through UN General Assembly votes (1946 - 2013)

Date 2017-01-09 Tags project

My knowledge of history is patchy at best. I've read Judt on the post-war Europe, digested several Preston books on the Spanish Civil War, laid my hands on the two-volume biography of Adolf Hitler (and, by extension, the Second World War) by Kershaw and a bit more. Canada, were I …

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On using vim to edit Pelican's Markdown documents

Date 2016-12-03 Tags project

This blog uses Pelican, which is a pretty neat way of having a set of text files written in reStructuredText, or Markdown, or perhaps some other system (I haven't checked, I am comfortable with Markdown), compile them into linked HTML files and having them uploaded to your hosting via SSH …

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WishToKnowMore, a reddit link-summarizing bot

Date 2016-11-26 Tags project

I have just released /u/WishToKnowMore (and its associated subreddit, /r/WishToKnowMore), a link-summarizing bot.

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