Oct 14, 2022Why I Stopped Using Jupyter Notebook and Why You Should Too1.4K34Avi ChawlaThere are some good arguments here.There are some good arguments here. We've just started using DataSpell instead of Jupyter for smart diffs of of IPython notebooks with Git, and DataSpell has been working great. I have also beenpretty intrigued by Google Colab. It would be interesting to see a real side-by-side comparison.1 min read1 min read
Oct 19, 2020What is worth doing forever? (Or “Row, row, row…”)Thoughts on life-goals that require an entire life — I’ve been exploring the idea of setting goals that take an entire life to achieve. Unlike a bucket list, which has many small, separate adventures, each life-goal is designed to require continuous effort into my 60s and 70s. Last month, I wrote about a life-goal for a total distance of…Goal Setting4 min readGoal Setting4 min read
Published inHelloSleuth·Sep 30, 2020Defining Sleuth’s ValuesWe created Sleuth because parents deserve better guidance for their children’s care. Unsurprisingly, 97% of parents look online for information about children’s health. Yet, only 24% trust their search results.¹ We believe that parents need personalized guidance. As a result, we are mapping out the solutions parents have tried —…Values3 min readValues3 min read
Sep 12, 2020A lifetime of rowing?Setting a life-goal that will take your entire life — I like the idea of considering how much of [X] (some activity) I will do in my lifetime. For activities that are important, why not set lifetime goals? In good cases — if I am beating my goal — this can be an opportunity for ongoing celebration. …Personal Growth2 min readPersonal Growth2 min read
Aug 14, 2019Suspensions — 1What does the frequency of suspensions tell us about New York’s schools? This is the first in a series of articles that will look at data about suspensions in New York schools. We will explore the data together — you as readers and reviewers and me as quantitative spelunker. There…Education6 min readEducation6 min read
