Or, Hacker School: Day 1.
Holy Shit! I have been fairly silent over the past month because I got accepted to Hacker School and had to figure out the logistics of quitting my job, moving cross-country, and living in the most expensive city in the States without a proper job ...
For the past four months I've been using Anaconda's Python distribution on my Macbook, which has been great (except for Part 1 of what has now become a series), until I wanted to play with virtualenv. Apparently Anaconda does not work well with virtualenv and suggests using its ...
In Chapter 2 of Bayesian Methods for Hackers, there's an example of Bayesian analysis of an A/B test using simulated data. I decided to play around with this analysis method with real A/B landing page test data from one of my clients.
This method uses PyMC to ...
(Photo by Julie Lavoie)
Adjusting to Real Life after a weekend in South Beach, filled with mojito-flavored space popsicles, champagne, Cuban food, unicorn puzzles, and badass, ambitious, feminist women is like coming down from some fantastic drug-induced hallucination. This morning I was unpleasantly surprised that there wasn't a sunkissed ...
Intrigued by David Smith's Facebook friends network analysis using the Rfacebook package, I decided to try it out on my own group of friends, to see if my social circles are clique-y ala North Shore High School.
It turns out the social circles in my network were visualized almost ...
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