Weeknotes Week 10. More rail problems, preparing for DataFest19, fixing #AirQuality with @AirAberdeen, reading Orwell, walking and photography.
Weeknotes – 2019 – Wk10
Weeknotes – 2019 – Wk8
Laucnhing an air quality sensor, creating slack groups, reviewing open data and reading a crime novel.
Weeknotes – 2019 – Wk7
This has been another busy week: three days with The Data Lab at the ‘day job’ and a mix of stuff over the other four. The Data Lab’s Data Fest 2019 programme, including the Fringe events in Aberdeen are all
Weeknotes – 2019 – Wk6
Having finished Revolt of the Public and the Crisis of Authority in the New Millennium by Martin Gurri at the end of last week, I started reading Life 3.0 Being Human in the age of AI by Max Tegmark. Both
Weeknotes – 2019 – Wk5
I had only one day working at the “day job” this week, instead of three, so there should have been loads of time to catch up on side projects, watch some tutorial videos, experiment, play with data. I’m really not
Weeknotes – 2019 – Wk4
Falling behind already. I changed my normal work days (Mon – Weds) to Mon, Tues, Friday which shook things up a little. I had a few conversations with people about potential new events for Data Fest Fringe in Aberdeen. It
Weeknotes – 2019 – Wk3
I’m conscious that I shy away from writing about the day job which occupies me three days per week at the moment. I need to reconcile myself to that or speak to head office to see what level of blogging
Weeknotes – 2019 – Wk2
I was on leave still on Monday, so I went to the Aberdeen Uni library for the day to work on planning out a few things. Some acquaintances are going to be running a pilot on IoT in primary and
Weeknotes – 2019 – Wk1
I’m going to write week notes for 2019. This is my first attempt at this. I expect to balance the various things that form ‘work’ with side projects, reading, music and beer. The first week of the new year was a