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HTTP/1.1 200 OKAccept-Ranges: bytesAge: 0Cache-Control: public,max-age0,must-revalidateCache-Status: Netlify Edge; fwdmissContent-Length: 10331Content-Type: text/html; charsetUTF-8Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2024 14:46:32 GMTEtag: 05fa5635c7d001ab261aca9d544a92dc-sslServer: NetlifyStrict-Transport-Security: max-age31536000X-Nf-Request-Id: 01J7KB6G14VB4FGGY35N9K871W !doctype html>head> meta charsetutf-8> meta http-equivX-UA-Compatible contentIEedge,chrome1> meta namedescription contentthe personal blog of abe stanway> meta nameauthor contentAbe Stanway> link relshortcut icon hrefhttps://abe.is/assets/images/favicon.ico> link relapple-touch-icon hrefapple-touch-icon.png> link hrefhttps://fonts.googleapis.com/css?familyUltra relstylesheet typetext/css> link relstylesheet hrefhttps://abe.is/assets/css/blog.css> link relstylesheet hrefhttps://abe.is/assets/css/default.min.css> meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width; initial-scale1.0; maximum-scale1.0; user-scalable0; /> meta nameapple-mobile-web-app-capable contentyes/> meta nameapple-mobile-web-app-status-bar-style contentblack/> title>Abe Stanway // abe.is/title> /head>body> div idcontainer> div idmain> div idsidebar> a hrefhttps://abe.is>img idheadshot srchttps://abe.is/headshot.jpg>/a> div classshort desktop> My name is br>Abe Stanway. /div> div classshort desktop> I am a data engineer and I live in New York. /div> div classshort mobile> a href/>Abe Stanway/a> /div> div classborder>/div> div classheadercontainer> div classshort headerlink> a classsocial href/a/human>About/a> /div> div classshort headerlink> a classsocial href/a/speaker>Talks/a> /div> div classborder>/div> div classshort headerlink> a classsocial hrefhttps://twitter.com/abestanway>Twitter/a> /div> div classshort headerlink> a classsocial hrefhttps://github.com/astanway>Github/a> /div> div classshort headerlink> a classsocial hrefhttps://speakerdeck.com/astanway>Speakerdeck/a> /div> div classshort headerlink> a classsocial hrefhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/abestanway>LinkedIn/a> /div> /div> /div> div idblogposts> div classpost> div classtitleContainer> a classtitle href/plato-and-the-problem-with-timeseries>Plato and the Problem with Timeseries/a> div classdate> span classmonth>May 02, 2014/span> /div> /div> div classteaser>Often, when we want to do an analysis, we depend on multiple timeseries to inform our understanding of whatever system we are trying to analyze. We talk about predictor variables and leading indicators. But this is literally a two dimensional view of whats actually going on. Timeseries are just data shadows of real systems and processes, and reasoning about the real world in terms of timeseries alone often turns out to be analogous to how the prisoners in Platos Cave reason about their world. a classcontinue href/plato-and-the-problem-with-timeseries>read on…/a> /div> /div> div classpost> div classtitleContainer> a classtitle href/books-and-the-spread-of-ideas>Books and the Spread of Ideas/a> div classdate> span classmonth>April 24, 2014/span> /div> /div> div classteaser>Everyone loves books, but I think they leave a lot to be desired. Generally because I cant be bothered to read most of them. a classcontinue href/books-and-the-spread-of-ideas>read on…/a> /div> /div> div classpost> div classtitleContainer> a classtitle href/equity-growth-and-the-employee>Equity, Growth, and the Employee/a> div classdate> span classmonth>April 24, 2014/span> /div> /div> div classteaser>As a worker in the a hrefhttps://al3x.net/2013/05/23/letter-to-a-young-programmer.html>field offices of a large distributed workforce assembled by venture capitalists/a>, equity is usually a part of my compensation package. Of late, equity has been getting a bit of a bum rap, and rightfully so. I want to explore why, and what a truly equitable, sustainable corporate structure might look like for founders, investors, and employees alike. a classcontinue href/equity-growth-and-the-employee>read on…/a> /div> /div> div classpost> div classtitleContainer> a classtitle href/the-best-age-to-raise-money>The Best Age to Raise Money/a> div classdate> span classmonth>March 26, 2014/span> /div> /div> div classteaser>Theres a lot of talk these days about age bias among Silicon Valley VCs. Luckily, theres no need for narratives when weve got a hrefhttps://crunchbase.com>Crunchbase/a> at our disposal! a classcontinue href/the-best-age-to-raise-money>read on…/a> /div> /div> div classpost> div classtitleContainer> a classtitle href/analyzing-citibike-usage>Analyzing Citibike Usage/a> div classdate> span classmonth>March 13, 2014/span> /div> /div> div classteaser>After reading a rogue a hrefhttps://twitter.com/chrishwiggins/status/443477375490482176>tweet/a> by dataist-in-chief Chris Wiggins, I figured Id finally dig into the reams of Citibike usage data Ive been a hrefhttps://data.citibik.es>collecting/a> for the better part of a year. He claims its finally Citibike weather, and to that I say, show me the data! a classcontinue href/analyzing-citibike-usage>read on…/a> /div> /div> div classpost> div classtitleContainer> a classtitle href/bucketing-event-data-in-r>Bucketing Event Data in R/a> div classdate> span classmonth>March 10, 2014/span> /div> /div> div classteaser>I often find myself dealing with event data over irregular intervals. I generally need to turn these data into a proper univariate timeseries bucketed over a regular interval in order to do anything useful with them. In the interest of me-never-forgetting-how-to-do-this-again, heres the technique: a classcontinue href/bucketing-event-data-in-r>read on…/a> /div> /div> div classpost> div classtitleContainer> a classtitle href/outliers-vs-probability-density-function-shifts>Outliers vs Probability Density Function Shifts/a> div classdate> span classmonth>November 25, 2013/span> /div> /div> div classteaser>When we want to think about anomaly detection in timeseries (in a web operations context, at least), we want to be sure were thinking about detecting shifts in probability density functions, as opposed to simple outliers. The reason for this is that spiky outliers of one or two datapoints are not often actionable, so alerting on them is silly. Its useful to know about spikes, because they still represent systemic processes that may be detrimental to our infrastructure, but they usually dont represent _fundamental_ shifts in the underlying processes that need to be dealt with immediately. Instead, they are simply very rare occurrences of an otherwise normal system. a classcontinue href/outliers-vs-probability-density-function-shifts>read on…/a> /div> /div> div classpost> div classtitleContainer> a classtitle href/in-support-of-unconditional-basic-income>In Support of Unconditional Basic Income/a> div classdate> span classmonth>August 25, 2013/span> /div> /div> div classteaser>The first thing to note is that governments are inefficient. This is a structural, systemic problem, and I don’t believe anyone can engineer a hypothetical government with the proper incentive structures to avoid inefficiencies in the institutions it creates. In general, there seems to be an inverse relationship between the size of an organization and its efficiency, where our spectrum runs the gamut from big government all the way down to personal finance. If individuals can most efficiently use the resources they are allotted, it stands to reason that individuals in aggregate ought to be allotted as much of a nation’s wealth as possible, and a government ought to be allotted as little of it as necessary. a classcontinue href/in-support-of-unconditional-basic-income>read on…/a> /div> /div> /div> /div> /div> script src//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.5.1/jquery.js>/script> script>window.jQuery || document.write(script src/static/js/libs/jquery-1.5.1.min.js>\x3C/script>)/script> script srchttps://yandex.st/highlightjs/7.5/highlight.min.js>/script> script>hljs.initHighlightingOnLoad();/script> script typeapplication/javascript srcassets/js/fastclick.js>/script> script> $(function() { FastClick.attach(document.body); }); /script> script typetext/javascript> var _gaq _gaq || ; _gaq.push(_setAccount, UA-25263877-1); _gaq.push(_trackPageview); (function() { var ga document.createElement(script); ga.type text/javascript; ga.async true; ga.src (https: document.location.protocol ? https://ssl : https://www) + .google-analytics.com/ga.js; var s document.getElementsByTagName(script)0; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s); })(); /script>/body>/html>
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