A simple task turns into a big adventure.

At the top of the data science Python stack is... pizza.

Your Bayes is not binomial enough.

YAZZZZ. I just raised my Python points over 9,000!

Someone wants you to contribute to some giant, new codebase. Now what?

Article report time! Today I read this, Five Ways to Fix Statistics, Nature (Nov 2017). It interviews six statistics luminaries about what's "wrong" with modern statistics.

Today I learned something very handy: how to encode subjective beliefs into a Bayesian prior when you only have information on the quantiles.

I've been thinking a lot about power lately. One of my favorite things!

I've been asked by more than two people about what my "journey to the center of data science" was and, well, one of my core values is automation.