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Engineer and freelance programmer. On software, math, science and making things, with some economics.
- Side effects in Python.
- The wasted talent in the meeting room.
- Dates as they were meant to be, in Python and Common Lisp.
- Playing with convolutions in Python.
- Why you should be hacking your work environment.
- Tinkering: prototype your way out of uncertainty.
- Learnings during the development of greaterskies.com.
- A visual explanation of the Bayes theorem.
The blog keeps track of my articles. I may be able to help you with your programming, data analysis, or innovation effort.
Ongoing projects
My last project: GreaterSkies builds a high-quality, personalized chart of the sky. Now on-line, it will make a great present for new-born babies and birthdays (también en castellano, póster del cielo como regalo de cumpleaños). The graphic design is by Mireya Caparrós, designer.
At HP I am leading the re-architecture of a 10-year-old, 600k-line piece of code in Python and C++.
My current free-lance project: writing and deploying a Naïve Bayes Classifier in Python for a company that makes and analyzes surveys.
Also check out my iOS application, GeoPostr: save notes and photos associated to geographic coordinates, keep them on the cloud as a Fusion Table and with PicasaWeb, and share them with Facebook and Twitter.
I have made a trivial epub to mobi conversion script, triggered by an article at aLibro, libros electrónicos en castellano.
Recent publications
This year we presented HANS, a new method of image processing for printing, at the Color Imaging Conference in San José. It was a privilege to work with Ján and Peter Morovič.
US Patents
I write about technology development, software, science, math and (sometimes) economics. Don't hesitate to contact me. See my full résumé.
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