My computer geek colleagues are boasting about their humble beginnings by sharing lists of their first seven programming languages. You can find these under the hashtag #FirstSevenLanguages. COBOLPL/1SASIFPSAPL370 AssemblerCSQLLisp#FirstSevenLanguages — Paul Kent (@hornpolish) August 16, 2016 From what I’ve seen of these lists, the programming languages that appear are very […]
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Since this is an election year, I’ve been scrutinizing the voter registration data. One thing that surprised me is there are more female voters registered in NC than males. I wondered if this was consistent across all 100 counties, and created some charts to help visualize the data… First I went […]
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There’s an old expression “if you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it” – and while that expression probably isn’t universally true (as pointed out in this interesting article), I think having a way to quantify your stress could be useful. I recently read an interesting article about the Holmes-Rahe Life […]
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A colleague approached me with this very important business problem: Every Friday at SAS HQ, SAS cafe staff provides a breakfast goodie in our breakrooms. Often the supplied goodie is delicious, but sometimes it’s more…well…healthy. I want to know whether I should eat my breakfast before I leave home on […]
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As of writing, Deep Learning package Theano can’t be installed under Python 3.5, which causes some problems with my project. ruslanagit provided a viable solution that works for me under Windows 10.For convenience, I copied his solution below:Well, the…