Hello!
Welcome to my little slice of the Internet. Little indeed, I do not keep much of a presence here. But I do quite enjoy using technology to solve problems in elegant ways. I work in Linux environments and mostly program in Python. Checkout my GitHub and LinkedIn links along the left for more information. I also quite like testing human ability with endurance sports and day dreaming about whether we exist in a computer simulation and about the pros and cons of voluntarily entering into a computer simulation.
Notable GitHub links
Just one for now, but, I recently starting keeping an on going cheatsheet of things I use pretty often, it can be found here.
What have I been up to?
I have not had this web page for too long, so, this list is not too extensive, but it is to be a living document cutting off at the beginning of each new year.
2017
- Python
- Flask
- AWS (EC2, EBS, Lambda, Kinesis, SQS, Cloud Formation, Cloud Watch, RDS)
- Meetups
- Toronto Apache Spark #20
- Get Your Feet Wet with H2O
- Predictive vs. Causal Analysis - Unique Data Science Needs in the Social Sector
- Lesson 2: Introductory workshop to TensorFlow
- AI workshop - TensorFlow intro
- Lesson 3: Machine Learning in TensorFlow
- PyData Pandas Hands-On Session
- Machine Intelligence Ethics
- Lesson 4: Deployment of Kubernetes
- Facial Recognition in Python with OpenCV & Watson Visual Recognition
- Applied AI Toronto Session # 1
- Completed online learning
- Some scala
- Passionate discussions about build processes and repository architecture
- Docker
- CircleCI
2016
- Python scripting
- data integrations and ETL
- MongoDB optimization
- working on a quickly evolving and quickly scaling big data platform
- Apache Mesos
- some Apache Spark and Scala
- marketing automation
- seeing if I can learn more about stats
2014 - 2015
- Python scripting
- customizing data analytics with business rules written in Python
- Linux administration
- MongoDB deployments, scaling, and administration
- marketing automation
< 2014
- I'd love to have memory that served be this well, but I have a few points
- considered venturing into IT Law
- studied how to use IT for business
- taught myself a lot about software development and Linux