DataGotham
I had the pleasure of attending and speaking at the second annual DataGotham Empire State of Data conference earlier this month. From the lightening talks on Thursday night to the all day session and product/employer expo on Friday, this event reminded me how glad I am to be part of the NYC data and technology […]
Girls I Know…
Jen Steele’s great site…check it out! You can occasionally find Jen at one of my favorite places, FORGTMENOT.
Babelogue
The intro to Rock ‘n Roll Nigger by the Patti Smith Group in 1978 on Easter: I haven’t fucked much with the past, but I’ve fucked plenty with the future. Over the skin of silk are scars from the splinters of stations and walls I’ve caressed. A stage is like each bolt of wood, like […]
Loving what you do
Not sure how I missed this but luckily caught up on my Sunday NYTimes magazine articles while driving across the country recently: Data You Can Believe In How the precision targeting of “persuadable” voters that put President Obama over the top in 2012 could revolutionize the advertising industry. If this article makes your mind […]
Paths to our destination
Paths to our destination – when a path is repetitive, do you find yourself optimizing the route to get to your work, abode or any other regular location? I have specific lane patterns at different portions of 93N heading into Boston from the south. (never, ever, the left lane). I have specific lane patterns heading […]
Spouting about mobile…
Mobile Audience Creation Through Data Science A fun Q&A with Judith Aquino from AdExchanger
Tags vs. Categorization
My usage of tags vs. categories is cyclical. Is it easier to provide a tree or breadcrumb structure to find new topics or allow for many to many associations? At the moment, I am using tags again in my email (thanks to Jamie!) vs. moving to folders…the latter seemed too old school. Tagging also […]
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