written by Eric J. Ma on 2015-07-06 | tags: scipy conferences python
This morning, I sat in the Cython tutorial by Kurt Smith, of Enthought, at SciPy 2015. We’re only halfway in at the time of starting the writing, but it has been a really useful tutorial!
Kurt has designed this... (read more)
(356 words, approximately 2 minutes reading time)written by Eric J. Ma on 2015-06-27
Observation:
Example: Academic performance.
written by Eric J. Ma on 2015-06-24
On Monday, I gave my first ever lighting talk at the Boston Python meetup. Though I was kinda nervous right before the talk, overall, I found it to be really fun! My main message was that we should write tests for our data when doing data... (read more)
(361 words, approximately 2 minutes reading time)written by Eric J. Ma on 2015-06-04
Yesterday, I decided to go for a 5K run on my own. This was a break from my usual routine (which is a routine, now that I’ve finished it at 4 regular intervals) - I solo’d it, rather than running with my running buddy Lin (I didn’t ask him ahead of... (read more)
(1278 words, approximately 7 minutes reading time)written by Eric J. Ma on 2015-06-02 | tags: conferences odsc data science
All-round mostly high quality talks. Favorites: Booz Allen... (read more)
(167 words, approximately 1 minute reading time)written by Eric J. Ma on 2015-05-30 | tags: testing data analysis data science
How can we do tests for our data as a data scientist? Here's my first blog post on how I think data tests can be written. Basically, if you depend on it, write a test for it!
Read on... (851 words, approximately 5 minutes reading time)written by Eric J. Ma on 2015-05-29 | tags: pycon conferences python
My thoughts on another wonderful year at PyCon!
Read on... (516 words, approximately 3 minutes reading time)written by Eric J. Ma on 2015-05-01 | tags: gadgets gear
In praise of the Roost stand, which I bought from Kickstarter!
Read on... (87 words, approximately 1 minute reading time)written by Eric J. Ma on 2015-04-03 | tags: data science versioning software development academia grad school paper writing
On how to do semantic versioning of papers.
Read on... (434 words, approximately 3 minutes reading time)