Or, rather, easier access to information means we get a less balanced world-view, thereby making us less overall informed. The idea is really rather simple: if we see something we disagree with, we are more likely to investigate it. A direct consequence is that we are more likely to find evidence against it. This is […]
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For HealthKPI‘s location features I need to deal with large(ish) quantities of spatio-temporal data. Basically, I have a bunch of time series with health data, and each data point has an attached location. Presently, I have around 10000 data points in my manually registered database, and I expect that number to only go up once […]
So, this is a bit of passion project, I’ve been working on in some capacity for the past 12 or so years. It is at the intersection of computer science, statistics and psychology. It attempts the same as I did in my PhD thesis and with the MBT Workbench: to make advanced analysis tools available […]
I wrote a piece about base project setup to make Angular and Spring Boot play nice together. This piece builds upon that, but can also be read in isolation (except for the section where I make changes to the previous post. The previous post showed how to do basic project setup and to configure Angular […]
I used to work at a company, that was implementing a new strategy of “first time right.” If you plan to do everything right, there may be no margin for failure, and every time you get surprised by failure, you have to go into disaster recovery mode. […]
Angular is the “new” hotness is web-development, and it is easy to see why: web-developers (lol) are idiots. Simultaneously, Spring Boot is the way to develop cloud-native enterprise-ready applications in a Java ecosystem. It just seems nobody on the internet has thought to bring these two great tastes together yet. Sure, there’s (as always) a […]
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