A few moments ago I posted the article below on LinkedIn. It is my first time creating an article on LinkedIn, rather than posting writings from here. While I am not a fan of creating articles in platforms I don’t control, I am curious on the effects. The complete article can be found here: How […]
Thoughts from a Nelson Mandela Biography
During these holidays I got a random book from the local library – a biography of Nelson Mandela. What a short but intense story. Having grown up in Venezuela and lived most of my adult life in Canada and Japan I probably have not been exposed to blatant racism like in some countries – like […]
Basic Script for R + Google Analytics
I get tired of wasting time searching for this in old files… I typically use BigQuery, but when it is handy, it is handy.
Thoughts on COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic
This is just a memo. It is mid-March and I think it is worth writing a few words of what is happening: a pandemic. Something I have not experienced before. In some places also a pandemonium. What information do I have at this moment? The virus originated in a “wet market” in Wuhan. The type […]
Thoughts On ‘Shoe Dog’, The Story of Nike’s Beginnings
This week I finished reading “Shoe Dog”, the memoir by creator of Nike. I enjoyed it, a mix of entertaining and motivating stories. I’ve heard that most entrepreneurs say that, if they knew all the risks and hardships they would have to face before hand, they would likely not go through it. This book. Yes, […]
BigQuery Google Analytics Queries – Just for Personal Record
I keep recreating queries from client to client, case to case. Let’s see if I can just use this blog as a future resource. Query using SAFE_OFFSET SAFE_OFFSET is great. I can’t remember the purpose of this query in particular (just posting here before deleting from my files), but I do remember SAFE_OFFSET. SELECT from […]
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