With Bitbucket now offering git support, it made sense to transfer over my repositories from github. I have a lot of code (macro’s and examples) that I reference currently stored dumped onto a single page google site. I haven’t scrubbed out any proprietary information / work references so those snippets have to remain private for […]
Rick Wicklin’s 195th blog post
Today I ran a SAS routine to check the KPIs for a few websites I am interested in. I accidentally found the total number of posts on Rick Wicklin’s blog is going to approach 200 pretty soon. I followed his blog since its creation. It is an amazing n…
Rick Wicklin’s 195th blog post
Today I ran a SAS routine to check the KPIs for a few websites I am interested in. I accidentally found the total number of posts on Rick Wicklin’s blog is going to approach 200 pretty soon. I followed his blog since its creation. It is an amazing n…
Rick Wicklin’s 195th blog post
Today I ran a SAS routine to check the KPIs for a few websites I am interested in. I accidentally found the total number of posts on Rick Wicklin’s blog is going to approach 200 pretty soon. I followed his blog since its creation. It is an amazing n…
Data Mining Meeting Sets the Bar High
We’re in the midst of a cold streak here in Toronto, with the Fall season undeniably upon us in spades. Yesterday was a drizzly, wet affair… even more reason to be incredibly pleased with the 130-odd SAS users and data miners who braved the elements …
Data Mining Meeting Sets the Bar High
We’re in the midst of a cold streak here in Toronto, with the Fall season undeniably upon us in spades. Yesterday was a drizzly, wet affair… even more reason to be incredibly pleased with the 130-odd SAS users and data miners who braved the elements …