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Mechanical engineering professional, keenly interested in all things data, running and triathlons.

Brisbane, Queensland
Joined September 2017
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Support me as I take on the International Women's Day Fun Run and raise funds for breast cancer research at Mater. Donate today!
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I’m stepping up and raising money for people living with dementia. Will you support me in my fight against dementia? memorywalk.com.au/s/11672/16…
#MachineLearning #Clustering of a Waste Water Treatment Plant - Using Python and real world dataset, walk through some unsupervised algorithms to find an optimum number of clusters. Results could be used with supervised techniques to predict faults. bradleysawler.com/engineerin…
Much cleaner than my sort by date hack.
Use python's pathlib plus max function to find the most recent file of a certain type. Example: here's how to get the most recently updated Excel file in the data directory. Also can be a handy one-liner - no need for loops. #Python
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For Atlas Copco, the machine data collected allows the firm to provide preventive maintenance. Local service teams can deliver the right spare part at the right time for faster fault resolution, saving costs associated with breakdowns and production loss memagazinedigital.org/memaga…
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Design tat Matters #DtM 3D Model of PPE faceshield! 3dprint.nih.gov/node/16051
The #Ocean #Cleanup project launches a solar-powered barge to collect plastic rubbish from waterways. Can hold 50 cubic meters before sending for recycling. Mechanical Engineering Magazine - May 2020 - page 64: memagazinedigital.org/memaga…
After 20 years, I finally found a use for that #Mechanical and Electrical #equipment for Buildings textbook.
Very nice. Even works flawlessly on a 4” phone in portrait.
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Seen this in action in Romania and Korea. The thud is incredible.
Drop forging steel with a screw press.
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GitHub CLI 1.0 is here 🎉 Take GitHub to the command line and interact with repositories, issues, pull requests, releases, and more. ✓ Free and open source ✓ Available for macOS, Windows, Linux ✓ GitHub Enterprise Server supported Download it now: github.blog/2020-09-17-githu…
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This article covers my setup of a clean slated #macOS decked out with an aesthetically pleasing #CLI and #Python setup ready for development. #Homebrew > #Git > iTerm2 with Oh My Zsh with fzf powerful fuzzy searching and integration with #vim bradleysawler.com/engineerin…
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Learn to use Python instead of Excel for your business computing all the while keeping Excel in the mix for those stuck there. Join @chris1610 and @mkennedy for the free @talkpython webcast: Tips and techniques to move from Excel to Python talkpython.fm/excel-webcast Sept 29th.
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My top 5 terminal commands. I think I have to use tree more or something... history | awk '{$1="";print substr($0,2)}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -r | head -n 5 258 lsa 51 ~ 46 zshconfig 40 fzf 38 up
I cover my setup of #Python on both #Windows 10 using Chocolately and WSL 2 (#Ubuntu distro) using Miniconda. Discuss a couple of extras like PowerToys and Jupyter. This is article 1 of a planned 3 of my setup progression. 2nd is Win10 on WSL1. 3rd on Mac. bradleysawler.com/engineerin…