Every Friday morning FiveThirtyEight posts a math challenge in their Riddler column. The May 21, 2021 problem featured “anti-isosceles” sets. I’ll let the Riddler himself explain in more detail: But this week, Jordan is asking about what he calls
I’m going to write a little about a Twitter bot I created: @HR_15951. It’s been active since January 2021, shortly after the current House and Senate sessions began. The bot has one very important job: to wish representatives and senators
Chaos was the law of nature; Order was the dream of man. —Henry Adams Recently I watched a Youtube video from Numberphile that piqued my interest. If you aren’t familiar with the channel, they produce a lot of short math
Following the NFL Draft I thought it would be fun to look at data from the Scouting Combine. For those unfamiliar, the NFL Combine is an annual event where football’s brightest prospects are invited to show off their talents in
Like a lot of data nerds I was excited to check out the new US Census apportionment data. It only comes once per decade after all. I thought it would be a good chance to work on something I really
Welcome! I’ll use this blog to post code examples that I find interesting and worth sharing. I’ve been using GitHub more often but there are certain things that don’t fit well there. Here I’d like to focus on smaller projects
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