Not So Standard Deviations Episode 100
summary
Episode 100 records a live, prepped conversation that traces five years of a podcast by way of printed transcripts, arguing that data analysis is a form of design requiring empathy-driven feedback and repeated practice. Concrete artifacts include a seven-part book club on design, a commute time prototype that covers data collection through modeling, and a small R demo counting “coffee” mentions via stringr and a coffee-count ggplot. The talk closes with notes on meditation, blameless postmortems, and a stubborn mocha pot.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 2:06NSSD Startup Checklist
- 20:05Choosing between methods
- 26:20Choosing between Music Theory methods
- 38:21Choosing between Music Theory Creative Curve methods
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