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4 Things I Learned From Analyzing Menopause Apps Reviews

tl;dr Menopause is hard. Women universally struggle with the same issues. If we can make it easier for women to deal with these 4 issues, menopause will be easier. — Throughout this post, we use both “women” and “people” to include anyone who might experience menopause-related symptoms. I am 38yo and finally know what I want to do when I grow up — impact women’s health worldwide. …

Femtech

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4 Things I Learned From Analyzing Menopause Apps Reviews
4 Things I Learned From Analyzing Menopause Apps Reviews
Femtech

7 min read


Jan 11, 2021

Parameters: One Class to Rule Them All

When working on a complex project in Python that has many parameters, it helps to keep all parameters in one place. Read this to learn why, when, and how to best implement it. — My philosophy in writing code (and in other facets of life, but that’s for another post) is that I prefer to do some extra work now in order to do much less work later. This is the motivation for creating a class that holds all my parameters in one place.

Python

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Parameters: One Class to Rule Them All
Parameters: One Class to Rule Them All
Python

4 min read


Published in The Startup

·Jun 9, 2020

Exploration-Personalization-Connection. My Method for Finding a Great Job.

A proven method from an experienced job-search mentor. With the Covid-19 outbreak sending so many talented people home, now is the perfect time to share it. — This is not a post about acing job interviews or writing an impressive CV. It surely isn’t a post about how to be great at your job. I assume you are already great. I assume the only thing standing between you and your dream job is that you don’t know…

Jobs

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Exploration-Personalization-Connection. My Method for Finding a Great Job.
Exploration-Personalization-Connection. My Method for Finding a Great Job.
Jobs

8 min read


Published in Level Up Coding

·May 24, 2020

Squash and Rebase — My Method for Merging Git Branches

I find Git to be somewhat like coffee. Once I’ve found a method that works for me - I stick to it. — Today I want to share with you my method for merging Git branches (no, this is not another post about merge vs. rebase). Like the first espresso of the day, let’s start by cutting straight to the chase:

Git

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Squash and Rebase — My Method for Merging Git Branches
Squash and Rebase — My Method for Merging Git Branches
Git

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Published in codeburst

·May 10, 2020

“Hello World” in C++

After several years of writing code in Matlab and Python, I honestly didn’t think writing a “Hello World” program in C++ would take me more than two hours to complete. But life is full of surprises, right? My goal in this post is to help the next person have a…

Cpp

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“Hello World” in C++
“Hello World” in C++
Cpp

4 min read


Published in Towards Data Science

·Apr 25, 2020

Logging Algorithmic Experiments in Python

When your head is so busy thinking of clever solutions, you forget which clever solution you are trying out now. — Researching solutions for a hard problem is a task that holds many challenges. The goal of this post is to eliminate one of those challenges — keeping track of where the heck we are amid all this research. In this post, I assume you are working on a piece of…

Python

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Logging Algorithmic Experiments in Python
Logging Algorithmic Experiments in Python
Python

5 min read


Published in codeburst

·Apr 19, 2020

Copy-Pastable Logging Scheme for Python

The post you were looking for — if you already know some python logging, but lost your favorite logging scheme somewhere in the universe of code. — You are here because: You want to log your Python module. You are already somewhat acquainted with Python logging (if not, I recommend you browse the first half of this great intro). You are looking for a quick copy-pastable snippet to jumpstart your logging.

Python

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Copy-Pastable Logging Scheme for Python
Copy-Pastable Logging Scheme for Python
Python

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Published in codeburst

·Jan 26, 2020

Why You Should Talk in a Meetup

Spring 2017. I just received my MSc. in math. Knew nothing of the Real World. Yet. The meetup scene I discovered that spring changed the way I see the industry, and has tremendously contributed to the professional and personal growth I experienced since. The speaker in me was born with…

Public Speaking

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Why You Should Talk in a Meetup
Why You Should Talk in a Meetup
Public Speaking

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Published in codeburst

·Jan 18, 2020

Plotting with Pandas - Dates and Bar Plots

Starting a new job is an exciting phase for me, but it also led me to the following sad realization - I left all my best copy-pastable code snippets behind!

Python

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Plotting with Pandas — Dates and Bar Plots
Plotting with Pandas — Dates and Bar Plots
Python

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Published in codeburst

·Jan 12, 2020

Technical Communication

Or: 6 Principles for a Winning Technical Talk or Blog Post. And Also: Why Should You? — 1. Why am I Here? It was the evening train ride home. I was haunted by a question that kept bothering me: “Why am I putting so much effort into my many tech-related extracurricular activities?”. I decided to take my mind off this existential crisis, and instead dedicate the time to learn a new tool…

Tech

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Technical Communications
Technical Communications
Tech

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