Tag: kaizen

  • How SQL is still proving useful: Snowflake

    Intro A short and somewhat different entry. SQL keeps on giving  So these past few days/weeks, I have had the chance to work with a “Data Lake” platform. As it turns out, in “Snowflake”, the platform, having some understanding of SQL helps… a LOT. The little I understand about it by now, it seems like…

  • Simulation: Monte-Carlo & Input Distributions (1/n)

    Intro First, let me say, I know, it’s been a while. And that’s alright. I have plenty of good excuses 🙂 Now that doesn’t mean I should completely forget about this my little Blog. OK, so, for today: I’ve been studying Operations Research for about 3 months now, and we’re getting (in the Master course)…

  • Graph Theory: Havel-Hakimi algorithm (and a twist)

    Intro As is now common, I use the courses of the master as inspiration. I have recently started studying (again, from scratch) graph theory. This time around, it goes deeper into the theory and math background though, compared to past courses I have taken on the subject. For this instance, I came across some pseudo-code…