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  • Amy Schumer, Viagogo and the “Postponement” Scam
    Gripes

    Amy Schumer, Viagogo and the “Postponement” Scam

    BySteve Murch December 6, 2018May 23, 2019

    They say that a fan tells 3 people about great service, and someone who has received poor service tells 10. Well, I’m pissed at Amy Schumer’s tour company and I’m pissed at ticket reseller Viagogo for being very scammy. I’d like to shift gears from the usual topics on this nascent blog (tech, data analysis,…

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  • Survivorship Bias
    Data Analysis | Machine Learning

    Survivorship Bias

    BySteve Murch December 5, 2018October 14, 2020

    In WWII, researcher Abraham Wald was assigned the task of figuring out where to place more reinforcing armor on bombers. Since every extra pound meant reduced range and agility, optimizing these decisions was crucial. So he and his team looked at a ton of data from returning bombers, noting the bullet hole placement. They came…

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  • Machine Learning/AI for Kids: Resources
    Education | Machine Learning | Software Projects

    Machine Learning/AI for Kids: Resources

    BySteve Murch December 4, 2018March 17, 2021

    I’m on a parent advisory committee at my daughter’s school. The committee is taking a look at the school’s existing Computational Thinking curriculum and where it might want to head in the future. Luckily for us, the faculty is already doing a very good job with the curriculum. So our role as advisers is to provide a…

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  • Netgear ORBI – This is the WiFi You Are Looking For
    Hobbies & Fun | Software Projects | Tips

    Netgear ORBI – This is the WiFi You Are Looking For

    BySteve Murch December 2, 2018December 13, 2018

    “Steve, the wifi is down.” As the go-to guy in the house for all tech issues, I’ve been hearing that call, and reading that SMS text from family members for more than a decade. I’ve come to dread those words. In recent years, it’s been all-too-frequent. And since the longest-running wifi configuration in our house…

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  • Various

    The Journey Begins

    BySteve Murch December 1, 2018December 2, 2018

    Thanks for joining me! I’ve updated this blog to include some thoughts on technology, data analysis, Seattle municipal issues, photos from travel, and more. Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton

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  • Updating PLEX Media Server
    Apps | Hobbies & Fun | Tips

    Updating PLEX Media Server

    BySteve Murch November 30, 2018January 30, 2019

    Here’s how to update Plex Media Server on a server running Ubuntu. Make sure you replace the URLs and packages with the latest release. Find the URL for the latest Plex Media Server package here. SSH into your server.  Download the latest package (replace filename with the latest), then install it: Following installation, remove the installer file…

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  • DeOldify: Auto-color B&W Photos with Machine Learning
    Data Analysis | Software Projects

    DeOldify: Auto-color B&W Photos with Machine Learning

    BySteve Murch November 29, 2018February 13, 2020

    I’ve just discovered an incredibly cool project on Github: DeOldify, which uses deep learning to automatically colorize old black & white photos. It’s not perfect, but what it’s able to do is pretty amazing, and improving rapidly. In addition to ninja-level coding, author Jason Antic (@citnaj on Twitter) does a terrific job writing up how…

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  • Use QR Code Generator to Easily Share Web Links to iPhone
    Tips

    Use QR Code Generator to Easily Share Web Links to iPhone

    BySteve Murch November 29, 2018November 29, 2018

    My primary development machine is a desktop Windows PC, and I’m an iPhone user. Often, I’ll want to share a website that I’ve discovered on my desktop PC via the iPhone’s Messaging app, and as of this writing, the world of iMessage is still completely isolated from Windows, likely for strategic reasons on Apple’s part….

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  • Podcast Interview with “Built to Sell Radio”
    Software Projects | Various

    Podcast Interview with “Built to Sell Radio”

    BySteve Murch November 29, 2018December 5, 2018

    I met John Warrilow in 2010, when we were both living in France. John’s an experienced entrepreneur, a published author (his own book, columns for Inc. and other business publications.) He runs Built to Sell Inc. and the informative business podcast “Built to Sell Radio,” which talks about the steps involved in selling your business, and…

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  • Azure now hosting free Jupyter Notebooks
    Data Analysis

    Azure now hosting free Jupyter Notebooks

    BySteve Murch November 14, 2018December 5, 2018

    Jupyter Notebooks are a great tool for data scientists, allowing you to work with languages like Python and R to analyze and visualize data. I was pleased to see that The Azure team has now made Jupyter Notebooks available for free at https://notebooks.azure.com. Here, in a simple “Hello World” application, I’ve used the platform to…

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