kbc
@kbc
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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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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01:00 storm with lightening and thunder
07:00 still raining heavily but my kids go to school (because I’m a mean mom)
11:00 first school notifies me of school closure because of the rain; second and third school follow soon afterwards with emails
11:30 kid#3 calls me that she’s leaving school now because of school clos...
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While reading the Score by C Thi Nguyen I realised two things
- since undergrad I’m alternating between heavy quant focus to heavy human focus.
- What is really exciting about social networks/graphs is that they look super technical, but simultaneously they are a story and you need words and context to make sense of ...
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interesting video about the history of US airline business model. I disagree with the conclusion that regulation (especially of price) or nationalization of airline companies would solve the presented problem (flying in a humane way is only for the rich)
I would love to see regulation on seat size in economy 😅
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Also: isn’t it great that in times like these there is money to study and create benchmarks for what is a healthy amount of farting for different genders and age groups
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imagine radically different futures instead of not dreaming at all
nostalgia is a pacifier meant to nullify the “underclass” contemporary capitalism relies on nostalgia as a political psychological instrument to prevent people from imagining radically different futures.
accept today’s reality and focus on goals. Control the controllable, and you can’t control past.
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