Art enthusiast and accidental programmer. I spend my days putting letters and numbers in buckets. My advice on how to be a math person: 1) Do some math (any kind) and 2) Be a person.
The best interviewing advice I ever received was that candidates should attempt to strike a balance between wanting employers to take you seriously and letting them know that you will be someone who other employees will want to be around. Once upon a time, I spent a few minutes creating an interactive graphic that I could send along to a company named after crispy bread slices. No, I didn't get the job, but I had a lot of fun making the graphic.
Repeat after me: " I believe in magic."
Use this handy calculator to find out if Jordan Peterson will fat shame your SI cover shoot on Twitter.
Not only is my short-term memory horrible, but so is my short-term memory. Play this game often, and take Omega-3 supplements.
...when no one listens anymore? Every blog is a chance to be ignored by a much wider audience by stringing together words in a meaningful way. Once upon a time, I wrote blogs. Now I just generate random words and call it a day.
Whatever happened to chickens who played this?