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data analyst| seeker of adventure | survivor of chaos | single parent x 4 | host /kbc /single-parenting
Maybe I’ll become a captain
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last year I grabbed @ahn.eth referral code to get a Gnosis Card. But like many others for a long time it's just sitting there. Funding it is a pain and I'm not doing bank transfers, because what's the point in having a onchain debit card if you fund it with fiat???
But I'm in good company. Most people don't use it. Wh...
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Shadowed by everyone’s fear iver a new pandemic is the political cost of a central government making decisions that impact a region without sufficient transparency and communication.
This matters given the regional powers an Autonomous region has in Spain. Also, some people say it smells of colonialism (Canarian isla...
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“Like Daston says, algorithms work well when the world doesn’t change. But the sense that such recipes are perfectly reliable is partially an illusion. It depends on the vast amount of work spent making the world of ingredients consistent. But that reliability vanishes once you leave that space of artificial stability....
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Solved: I speak French with a Bruxellois accent.
Talked with a Belgium guy managing disembarkation for Club Med cruise ship and he asked if I’m from Brussels
I speak …
German with a Westfällischen/ Ruhrgebiet accent
Dutch with a Maastricht accent
English with a German-Irish accent (do r ask me what that is)
Spanish with a French accent
French with a I don’t know what accent. nobody yet identified it
My kids speak English with an Irish accent and Spanish with a Canarian acc
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After nearly 10y solo parenting I manage to not clap sarcastic.
When you have a routine and then need to change, it’s hard so fair play to them for making it through the weekend
I survived a solo parenting weekend with my 5yro (who was sick with a fever) and my 2.5 year old.
Here is how I optimized for higher success and minimal stress (was still stressful 🫠):
1. kept a routine - my kids are use to a flow. breakfast, activities/play, movie time, nap (for the 2.5yro) lunch, outside time, din
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Class 2: Basic stats. Students struggled to understand the abstract-ness of correlation. Once you put the numbers in words, the brain wants to order it meaningfully in a way that implies causation.
I’m hopeful that these students will never only look at averages and always asks for variance (or standard deviation) to ...
First class on applied people analytics done this year. I love that we are two instructors. It’s wonderful to see someone doing an amazing job.
Class is small, only 12 students. But 5 to 6 active students not scared to share their experience.
Next week will be deep dive into basic descriptive statistics. Students lea
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First class on applied people analytics done this year. I love that we are two instructors. It’s wonderful to see someone doing an amazing job.
Class is small, only 12 students. But 5 to 6 active students not scared to share their experience.
Next week will be deep dive into basic descriptive statistics. Students lea...
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