Patrick Farrell @RPatFarrell3

Fatherhood. Data. Tech. Life long learning. Ask me about Philly sports, sailing, and beer. Unofficial long distance dog walking champion. \\//, PSU Philly area, West Chester Joined November 2008

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Over the next year and beyond, we will see better tooling across the spectrum of data fluency, higher emphasis on skills, and richer, easier access to data across the organization. datacamp.com/community/blog… #Infographic

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Ali Spittel @ASpittel

5 years ago

New programmers: on almost every project you won't be starting from zero. Working with and navigating a large codebase is a really important skill to have. Try to either contribute to an open source project or get a group of friends to build an app with.

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Randy Olson @randal_olson

5 years ago

For those who missed it: The binary message encoded in the #PerseveranceRover parachute. #dataviz Source: reddit.com/r/dataisbeauti…

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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health @JohnsHopkinsSPH

5 years ago

There is some indication that vaccination may reduce asymptomatic infection, resulting in reduced transmission, but experts note that the data set was small and more investigation is needed. wsj.com/articles/can-y…

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The New York Times @nytimes

5 years ago

Unlike every other first lady in American history, Jill Biden has said she will keep her full-time job. “I’m going to continue to teach,” she said in an interview in August. “It’s important — I want people to value teachers.” nyti.ms/3bXuhMI

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Villanova University @VillanovaU

5 years ago

Today, the country welcomes a Villanovan as the next First Lady of the United States. Dr. Jill Biden (@DrBiden) graduated with a Master’s of Arts in English in 1991 from Villanova University and joins the President (@JoeBiden) at the White House.

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MIT Technology Review @techreview

5 years ago

Frankly, the process of machine learning is quite basic. But it pretty much runs the world. bit.ly/3cRGoJv

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The Philadelphia Inquirer @PhillyInquirer

5 years ago

Free internet coming for 35,000 Philly families: city, schools, Comcast to spend $17M on digital equity plan trib.al/SsCtKkD

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Johns Hopkins University @JohnsHopkins

5 years ago

Many have asked whether this week’s change in hospital data reporting will impact our coronavirus dashboard. The answer is no. We do not currently source any data from the CDC, so the reporting on our dashboards will not be affected. cnbc.com/2020/07/16/us-…

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Thomas Jefferson University @JeffersonUniv

5 years ago

#COVID19: Spread the Science, NOT the Virus. Join the @JeffersonJCPH for an interactive, weekly seminar series discussing information you can use to better understand the role of public health in addressing the pandemic. Register Here: fal.cn/37I7P

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Tableau @tableau

5 years ago

Together with our community of data experts, we’ve developed COVID19 data resources to help you stay informed and make data-driven decisions.

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Philadelphia Public Health @PHLPublicHealth

5 years ago

Testing at the Center City location is available 7 days a week by appointment only. If you are 50+ years old with symptoms, or a healthcare worker (including behavioral health) or first responder and need testing please call (267) 491-5870.

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Nate Silver @NateSilver538

5 years ago

The federal response has been poor, to say the least, but states and metro areas joining together in deciding on how to re-open stuff seems wise and something that could equally well be happening under a good federal response.

David Rothschild 🌻 @DavMicRot

5 years ago

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Nate Silver @NateSilver538

5 years ago

If you favor a more aggressive posture on reopening it might help to clarify which of these—not mutually exclusive—you agree with: 1 The health costs will be less bad than we assume 2 The economic/social costs are worse than we assume 3 We should be less willing to trade 2 for 1

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The New York Times @nytimes

5 years ago

We analyzed data from Earnest Research, which tracks and analyzes credit card and debit card purchases of nearly 6 million people in the U.S. Cash transactions aren't included, but the data provides a strong snapshot of the economic impact of the coronavirus.

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Yorkshire Dermatologist @DrWalHussain

5 years ago

I’m definitely not a bad influence on the ward.....😃😃😃😃. Fantastic team on J19. Work hard, play hard @ClareLSmith @julianhartley1 @LeedsHospitals @NHLeeds @SpireLeeds @CAHTriTeam1

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SSJRobotClub @SSJRobot

5 years ago

Chester County, PA Robotics club printing face shields. If you are local and have either Transparency sheets or 3D printer to help, reach out to the @7244OutoftheBox team. patch.com/pennsylvania/w…

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Billy Penn @billy_penn

5 years ago

Spreading the Philly love: 1,000 cheesesteaks donated to hospital workers around the region dlvr.it/RTCw31

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Nate Silver @NateSilver538

5 years ago

This suggests that the US is now somewhat above the median in COVID-19 case detection. Our testing is better than much of Europe, and we're picking up a higher share of infections than they are. wsj.com/articles/why-w…