Month: December 2020
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Final visit to my US elections model
So if I cheat – just a little bit by rounding predictions to the nearest 1% – and go with the “reversion to the mean” approach to state swings (see the discussion in the previous post), my model doesn’t actually look too bad:
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UML: an apology
Previously I was extremely dismissive of UML and back when I was doing the masters degree at Birkbeck I really loathed it. But now I have come to end of my first working year as a software engineer I can really see why people use it on complex, collaborative projects. PlantUML in particular has been […]
cartesian product ... stuff about computing mostly 