Highlights Overall, I had a 3% offer rate, and a ~10% reply rate. Chances of getting a offer were actually fairly high (~30%) given a company that was willing to follow up on my application. Wisconsin was the stand-out best state for companies reaching out to me about my app, and then later offering to […]
Analysis and tips from my data science job search Read More »
In the cycling world, there is a wealth of data analysis and visualization tools, of which I have experience with Strava and TrainingPeaks. In fact, cycling is probably one of the most data-mature consumer industries, ironic considering at face value cycling brings up images of rugged mountain trails not computers and sensors. The data we
Processing Garmin .fit files to .csv files for Cycling Data Analysis Read More »
For the last four and a half years, I have kept a diary recording my daily thoughts and activities of note. During this time, I also have been posting frequent records to more 21st century data stores: to Strava, using Google (Calendar, YouTube, Search, Maps, etc. which data history can be accessed through Google Takeout),
Setting Up a Personal Journal Database Read More »
