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I work on npr.org | I also like data science, twitter bots and graphics
Evidence-backed skills
Repositories
beat-the-streak
This is a Java project I made in Spring 2016 to help me pick a player in the mlb most likely to get a hit on any day. It pulls information by reading from espn.com webpages and uses an algorithm to rank players bases on statistics such as record vs opposing pitcher, yearly average, and average in last seven games. It only works during the active baseball season
led-ticker
LED Ticker - a desk sign and ambient ticker using EPS32-S3 microcontroller
pastel-cities
Randomly generates a city skyline based on angles created using a vanishing point, built using P5.js a Javascript Visualization library. Made for Bitcamp 2017 with a few of my good friends
jagluck.github.io
My personal website. Displays my resume, projects, and interests. Built with bootstrap.
countries-musical-langauges
Analyzing what languages top songs in each county are for spotify charts
cheatsheets
Helpful code samples that I use often. Work in progress
viewable-web-crawler
A quick art project for a friend's gallery, watch a web crawler navigate around reddit randomly.