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Since my last post on the coronavirus data before the Labor Day weekend (two posts ago?), I’ve watched a few videos on using Power BI to track the coronavirus. Most of them show just the usual: total number of cases, deaths and recoveries by global, country or states shown as a card, a table, line…
Before the Labor Day weekend gets underway, I decided to pull and note the final data for how the US is doing during the pandemic. Fall is arriving along with the dreaded flu season so I wanted to get a snapshot (actually, I already get a snapshot everyday) of where America stands and note if…
I wish it was November, so we’d be past the hurricane season. But wait, no, November is voting month which I’m dreading. And November is during fall/winter during the year of the pandemic. Maybe I want it to be December…I don’t know. I do want to be past the hurricane season. Can I do the…
[Note: this post is part of a series of posts being written about what I’m learning in Algorithms for Dummies by John Paul Mueller and Luca Massaron. These posts are written more as notes rather than as being instructive for the readers. Thinking and taking down notes and playing around with the Python programs are…
That’s a sad statistic. Since roughly around July 21, 2020, we’ve sustained a roughly consistent death rate of over 1000 deaths per day. And while the South (Texas and Florida mainly) and Arizona (in the West) look to be declining in infection rates, the Midwest appears to be surging – the surge started in July…
Woah, the week is getting away from me fast. I thought I had more time than I did. I’m now on Chapter 13 of Algorithms for Dummies by John Paul Mueller and Luca Massaron. This post represents my notes on the book so it is not written in a style to be informative but as…