Over the past couple of days I blitzed through Sarah Friers new book, “No Filter” — “The inside story of how Instagram transformed business, celebrity and our culture.” I’m not going to go in-depth on the book, chapter-by-chapter; it’s very …
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For the past few years I’ve been researching and immersing myself in the inner workings of the human microbiome. I’ve suffered from an upset stomach for most of my life. And with my patience thinning (as a result of having …
A couple of days ago I wrote a post saying that I was going to start writing shorter, more focused posts. And it seems to have worked — I’ve been able to write every couple of days. At the moment …
With lockdown here in the United Kingdom continuing, I wanted to share another Jupyter Notebook; but this time, going through scikit-learn Linear Regression. And now for some more advanced stuff…
Please note that this is a very simple introduction to pandas, and a few basic machine learning algorithms. Do not use or actually put this code into production. The formatting is slightly off, as it turned out to be quite …
With the lockdown in place here in the UK, I decided to use some of my free time to brush up on my coding skills. I’m focusing on Python, R and Swift for now. You might have seen the demo …
For the past couple of years I’ve been building AI products. In this post, I wanted to share some of the things that I’ve learned with regard to Agile workflows for AI. But first, time for a shameless plug — …
Last year I read ‘The Untethered Soul’, and only now have I gotten round to sharing some thoughts and takeaways. First, the catalyst for reading such a book? For sure, it was a little left field, noticeably different to my …
So I spent a couple of hours today writing a basic NLP sentiment analyser in Python. Let me know on Twitter if you’d like me to jump into more detail about the inner workings. Over the next few weeks I …
I’ve not been shy in my showing my admiration for the iPad Pro. I’ve had one now for almost a year now, and I’ve used it every day. Meaning that I’m paying around £2 per day for it — bargain. …
