Alissa Pajer

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

@IsomorphicPhi I'll second Algebraic Topology by Allen Hatcher. It's such a fun read!

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

How to analyze data using topology: https://t.co/Jqr1VohFoZ

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

New blog post: Finding all 5x5 grids of English words. https://t.co/bmOj9vsvUT

[Precog @precog]

Learn how you can access any web API using Precog.
https://t.co/Xib4KUgz7Q

[Precog @precog]

Transforming modern data into analytics-ready tables is a longstanding technical problem. This video describes the problem and how Precog is uniquely positioned to solve it.

https://t.co/Kr9UNWKrK3

[SlamData Inc. @slamdata]

Great blog post with our partners at Alteryx. SlamData REFORM and Alteryx Designer handle complex data with ease and speed
https://t.co/meFG4re16D

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

My blog post "Thoughts on LambdaConf 2016" is now back up! It was inadvertently not publishing. https://t.co/RuQC37Zaa2

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

@d6 @Mr_Joyboy Then moving from Munich back to the US in 2016 we used https://t.co/pKa1FHi6wU We also had no problems with them. Their website contains no hyperlinks, but their email is [email protected]

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

@d6 @Mr_Joyboy hey, yes! We used https://t.co/o2HLhn4QS7 to ship from Boulder to Munich back in 2013. All our stuff arrived and nothing was damaged, so I'd recommend them.

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

@sellout @philderome @djspiewak We're not always in the context of an editor though. GitHub PR review is an example of that. It's much easier to review a PR with types ascribed than without. We could make tooling to compile PR'd code, but that would add a lot of overhead it probably wouldn't work on my phone.

[Daniel Spiewak @djspiewak]

For interested parties… The quasar project has now moved under the slamdata github org, just for organizational reasons. Also we've revived our public chat channels in Discord form; feel free to join in and shoot the breeze with us.

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

@djspiewak In science one writes 1.20 to convey the level of precision measured. That's equal to 1.2, but that's not the point. The point of a version is to provide all the information there is. Also, in versioning z=0 does not mean "nothing"; it means "first".

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

@djspiewak @d6 @etorreborre @larsr_h The societal context around dangling prepositions focuses on grammatical correctness, while the context around gendered pronouns focuses on gender in society. And the original post is all about gender, so I don't think your comparison is valid.

[Daniel Spiewak @djspiewak]

General rule of thumb: You just can't reasonably test effects. Model EVERYTHING as data and convert to effects at the very last minute.

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

@lambda_conf for example, it may be useful to understand X in order to learn Y. That sort of progression is lost in the current table.

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

@lambda_conf instead of organizing by proficiency level, organize by topic. Then within each topic show an example progression of learning.

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

@itchyankles I'm happily running Ubuntu 16 on an XPS 13.

[Alissa Pajer @alissapajer]

@ameliamango @propensive @rit yay!

[Miles Sabin @milessabin]

SI-2712 fix merged for #Scala 2.12! Community contributions to Scala can make a huge difference ... more wanted! https://t.co/1jYjKXv3ZB

[Jeff Williams @Astro_Jeff]

Good Morning! Sunrise bursting on the scene followed by beautiful ocean sun glint. We get 16 of these every day!
https://t.co/UKanwP0Bv8