Working on a project to evaluate sports teams and forecast games with Elo. Took a crack at the PWHL. The puck drops in only two days! https://t.co/ODF9C5Inl0
@owenthomas@ramonaterrier I’m so sorry Owen. One of my greatest professional achievements was being added to her route of desks in the SFC newsroom where she’d get treats.
State park campsites on Minnesota's North Shore fill up fast. Like within a minute of reservations opening. I kept missing out, so I made a bot to check for cancellations.
https://t.co/llCQsYDNXs
It runs on AWS Lambda, has a Github actions CI/CD pipeline and emails me every 6 hours with sites it fins. Probably overkill but fun to learn this stuff.
The code is open source but if you use it to score a site you gotta share it with me!
State park campsites on Minnesota's North Shore fill up fast. Like within a minute of reservations opening. I kept missing out, so I made a bot to check for cancellations.
https://t.co/llCQsYDNXs
I added server-side batch processing of SVG graphics to Nat Geo’s Vite build tool to make this project on the Battle of the Atlantic. I developed the story idea and gathered and analyzed the data too.
https://t.co/nCRi5LGuk9
I rebuilt the elections results data pipeline app for the San Francisco Chronicle/Hearst newspapers in Python and helped expand and redeploy it several times since
https://t.co/z0OJvmu6l8
https://t.co/WwGnXTpz5u
Lots of fun collaborating with @shallotly on the dev side and for maps and illustrations with @MonicaSerrano_ @FossilFracas and @mizfellenz
But wait! There's more elephants stories here https://t.co/14JcJNXE0B
How do elephants survive in rain forests, savanna and deserts? We've got you covered https://t.co/e67i4DoE8z
A little preview of the awesome graphics and videos here
Dug into some data about ships sunk in WWII for this story. See how the Battle of the Atlantic shifted across the ocean during the course of the war
https://t.co/l8zSoeV7ze
I wrote a book! It’s an oral history of my grandpa. It started as a personal project but now is out in the world. My cousin worked on it with me
Available here https://t.co/6ZiP8Lcr5h
“Pake” (pah-cuh) is Frisian for “grandpa.” My pake lived through the Depression, survived the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, immigrated to the US and raised 10 kids with my grandma. Quite a life