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I am sharing a tutorial video showing “run Jupyter in production” tools (including the ability to remove the Jupyter dependency). The point is: how … Tools for Jupyter in (and near) Production Read more

Originally posted on Aunt Kathi's SQL Server Home: UPDATE: For more from me about T-SQL Window Functions, check out my Pluralsight course! I have been speaking and writing a bunch lately on T-SQL window functions. There is always more to learn, it seems. Framing for many of the window functions was introduced with 2012.… Read more

Originally posted on Math ∩ Programming: Importance on the Web As a society living in the “Information Age,” it comes as no surprise that we are faced with the task of sorting through vast oceans of content. With the admission that most content is actually junk, we must wisely choose the objects of our analysis.… Read more

A few weeks ago I joined NVIDIA as part of the graphics dev tech team. The dev tech team’s scope is pretty wide, but it encompasses nearly all real … A Fun 2d Rotation Matrix Derivation Read more

Originally posted on The blog at the bottom of the sea: In the last post, I talked about imaginary numbers, complex numbers, and how to use them to rotate vectors in 2d. In this post, I want to share another interesting type of number called a “Dual Number” that uses the symbol ε (epsilon) and… Read more

Despite the the advent of online courses (Coursera, Udemy, DataCamp), open courseware from big name universities and a plethora of information … My favourite ML and stats books Read more

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Originally posted on Mad (Data) Scientist: My new book, Probability and Statistics for Data Science: Math + R + Data, pub. by the CRC Press, was released on June 24! This book arose from an open-source text I wrote and have been teaching from. The open source version will still be available, though rather different… Read more

Originally posted on The Zetetic Forum: Sometimes people make an assumption and then state it as a fact. Those that hear it, pass it on, and before you know it the mistaken assumption takes on a life of its own. This is what has happened with the computer language named SQL (pronounced ess-que-ell). Where did… Read more