This March, my friends and I attended the ASA Five College Datafest 2018 and we actually won an award! In this post, I just want to briefly explain our process.

The world of trading can be treacherous and practically impossible to keep up with. However, with the recent introduction of commision-free trading platforms like Robinhood, participating in the stock market on a regular basis has become realistic for more people (like me!). After getting used to the terminology and platform, I realized the potential and power services like Robinhood provide with regards to taking control of your financials. But, there was one problem. I never quite felt like I was making informed decisions. Without confidence in my trades, I felt as though I was gambling, rather than trading.

Since I've been using it for about three years now, I would say that statement is pretty accurate. Recently, it dawned on me the amount of potential insights data from Asana could provide about my productivity. Sure enough, there is an 'Export to CSV' but in the actions menu (click the down arrow next to the project name in the center of the screen) for every project! Let's see what lies in my (un)productivity data...

Late night television video clips dominate my consumption habits on youtube. While watching these hosts, I started to notice O'Brien's videos appearing in the recommended videos. At first, I dismissed them as normal considering I was watching a considerable amount of late night shows. However, I began to notice a difference in the way O'Brien (or most likely his team) titles the interview videos. When the guest is a man, the titles seem normal. It is usually something to do with a book they're releasing or a movie they're in. But when the host is a woman, the titles are noticeably more sexual and provocative.