Peter Baumgartner

@pmbaumgartner

Data Scientist by day, sleeping by night.

Durham, NC
pmbaumgartner.github.io
Joined January 2015
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  1. Mar 3

    Starting to play around with some larger sizes. Had the idea for this one at 5am this morning!

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    Mar 2

    Please stop asking data scientists to stunt their career growth.

    "Please stop asking data scientists to write production code." Find out why Modzy co-founder and Head of Product, Seth Clark, , feels this way 👇
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    Feb 28

    This story by is comprehensively excellent, but most useful in her account of how the method of rejecting the null hypothesis led to miscommunication:

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  4. Feb 27

    ESCAPED. Experimenting with some markers. Not quite there yet, but the general idea is satisfying.

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    Feb 27

    Check out my newest project that I'm releasing today: Heads Down An application that lives in your Mac ribbon for blocking websites and apps during "heads down" work. With one click of the mouse, allow your productivity to 📈

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  6. Feb 26

    This is a very good idea. In general, I'd love more apps with constraints: max number of tracks for playlists (ala old 8tracks), maybe even a silly button to "flip" a record. Anything that makes you engage with music in the direction opposite infinite streaming.

    Someone should build an app that connects your Spotify & Discogs accounts & limits your streaming ability to the albums you own. Working with a limited catalog makes your connection to the music so much stronger. (This tweet is brought to you by the Hop Along LP I just unearthed)
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  7. Feb 25

    variation one

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  8. Feb 24

    I like this one because it's the first one I felt like I wasn't just practicing something, but had an idea in mind and tried to execute it. Still a few elements I want to add, but wanted to get a prototype version down to see how it looked.

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  9. Feb 22

    Just some primitives practice plus geometry maths.

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  10. Feb 19

    This tweet brought to you by the fact I need to write a "cover letter" for my paper to g̶e̶t̶ ̶i̶n̶t̶o̶ ̶c̶o̶l̶l̶e̶g̶e̶ be submitted.

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  11. Feb 19

    After finishing this manuscript, I can only think in the same way that most meetings should be emails, most papers should be github repos and markdown files.

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    Feb 19

    10 years ago at a conference, I asked the founder of NCSU’s masters program about why they were focusing on instead of open source tools.

    Rappa says people using R and Hadoop are "mostly computer scientists," "west-cost centric," and "not good data modelers"
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    11 Dec 2020

    0 days since I've read a frustrating misinterpretation of this study.

    Beyond this, the experiment was evaluating the "recommendation" of masks, not actual adherence to using masks. With all those limitations, I'm surprised anything was concluded from this study.
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    Feb 18

    UMAP explained! The great dimensionality reduction algorithm by et al. in a bite-sized video. 📺 With a lot of visualizations and a little code. 👉

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  15. Feb 18

    Now we know at least one thing that was on The Last Jedi inspiration board.

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  16. Feb 17

    Turns out when you find the points of intersection in the prior plots and find the Voronoi diagram of those points, you get these sweet Voronoi flowers.

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  17. Feb 16

    Some CMY practice. What I love about these is that they feel very different close up and from a distance. Definitely better to do small + dense for yellow and magenta so there's more opportunity for those mixes.

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  18. Feb 14

    Got my on Saturday morning, just been doing a boatload of practice postcard sketches since then.

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    Feb 12

    Fun Twitter search for GPT special <|endoftext|> <|startoftext|> tokens: Finds some interesting bots sometimes.

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  20. Feb 10

    TIL

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