I have been working as a data scientist for the past six months now and I often feel like I’m walking through the forest and I’m totally lost. I am often asked whether I’ll be coming back and making a return to the field. When I tell people that I’m still a data scientist, I’m usually met with a quizzical look. A data scientist is a lot like an artist.
The idea is that a data scientist is someone who figures out how to extract meaning from data. They are also people like you and me. Our main job is to try to figure out how to extract meaning from data, and not always to put it in neat little equations and formulas. My job involves crunching numbers, reading data, playing with data, interpreting data, and sometimes even writing data.
At Pyzel we make it easy for people to create and submit data to us. We use Python, which is a fantastic programming language to help you crunch massive amounts of data. We use the numpy library, which is a data science package for Python. It allows you to take your data and manipulate it in a way that can be a lot easier on your brain.
I use python for something a lot more than a real person can. For me, the reason why I use Python is because I like to write code for people to understand it.
When I write code, I try to use the language, not code. I try to use it to make things easier for the reader/writer, or make them a lot easier for the user.
Python is a very powerful high-level language, and Pyzel Astrological Pop was designed to be a very easy and fast tool for creating astrological charts. I can’t emphasize how important that is. When I create a chart, I want to make sure that every line of code that I write makes the chart as easy as possible to understand, and not just a line of code.
A couple of points. First, I’m not a fan of being too complex. I love the way you can describe something as simple as a simple line of code. I think that’s a good thing. Second, we’re going to put some things up into a database first so that newbies can easily figure things out.
By the way, I know you’re probably familiar with pyzo, but this is a brand new game that is based around astrology. When I look at it, I actually have a hard time seeing why the game is called “pyzo”. It’s not that I don’t understand astrology, it’s just that I don’t get why you would call a game based on it a “pyzo”.
It has been about four months since I finished the first installment of the original Fate/Apocrypha game, so I had to spend a few weeks going through the original and figuring out exactly what the heck I was going to do with it. Now I’ve gone back through all of the adventures and figured out exactly what I wanted to do. By the end of it, I think I had a pretty good idea what I wanted to do.
The main reason I did this is because the FateApocrypha series was really, really difficult to figure out. The first installment of the original game (the one that came with the Fate Core expansion) took about ten hours to complete and I think it was worth its weight in gold. The second installment was a week and a half of slogging through the original game.
