Sarah Harris
@implausible17.bsky.social
Lives in Swindon UK, maths/stats nerd, paints murals, reads comics, grumbles fairly politely at ice hockey referees, watches a lot of sci fi and horror movies, has a big fat crush on Lee Pace.
agreed - I used to buy the Grauniad every day in the 80s/90s. But nowadays it's so far removed from my life, it might as well be in orbit.
August 27, 2025 at 10:50 AM
agreed - I used to buy the Grauniad every day in the 80s/90s. But nowadays it's so far removed from my life, it might as well be in orbit.
I'm going in a couple of weeks when the tour gets to Bristol. Also excited, it was my favourite musical as a kid, especially Tevye's scary ass dream!
August 6, 2025 at 3:41 PM
I'm going in a couple of weeks when the tour gets to Bristol. Also excited, it was my favourite musical as a kid, especially Tevye's scary ass dream!
exactly! data detective work is fun :)
There are tools that can do basic reporting, tools that can build ok (but not great) models, and tools that can help with coding - but none that I've yet found that can do the proper legwork that makes up the majority of the job
There are tools that can do basic reporting, tools that can build ok (but not great) models, and tools that can help with coding - but none that I've yet found that can do the proper legwork that makes up the majority of the job
June 12, 2025 at 10:12 AM
exactly! data detective work is fun :)
There are tools that can do basic reporting, tools that can build ok (but not great) models, and tools that can help with coding - but none that I've yet found that can do the proper legwork that makes up the majority of the job
There are tools that can do basic reporting, tools that can build ok (but not great) models, and tools that can help with coding - but none that I've yet found that can do the proper legwork that makes up the majority of the job
also a data analyst - also voted #2.
The main issue I'm seeing at the moment is that clients are expecting that we quote quicker turnarounds/cheaper prices as they think we should be cutting corners with gen AI - even though, as yet, it can't come close to doing what we do - not accurately anyway
The main issue I'm seeing at the moment is that clients are expecting that we quote quicker turnarounds/cheaper prices as they think we should be cutting corners with gen AI - even though, as yet, it can't come close to doing what we do - not accurately anyway
June 12, 2025 at 9:27 AM
also a data analyst - also voted #2.
The main issue I'm seeing at the moment is that clients are expecting that we quote quicker turnarounds/cheaper prices as they think we should be cutting corners with gen AI - even though, as yet, it can't come close to doing what we do - not accurately anyway
The main issue I'm seeing at the moment is that clients are expecting that we quote quicker turnarounds/cheaper prices as they think we should be cutting corners with gen AI - even though, as yet, it can't come close to doing what we do - not accurately anyway
not sure why those pics went on a separate post - never mind - I'm better with a paint brush than with social media, clearly :D
June 11, 2025 at 2:33 PM
not sure why those pics went on a separate post - never mind - I'm better with a paint brush than with social media, clearly :D
Middleman and Leverage
May 3, 2025 at 5:50 AM
Middleman and Leverage
You've just listed 4 of my favourite shows of all time, one I've never got around to but keep meaning to, and 2 I've never heard of. I'd better check out the 2!
May 2, 2025 at 7:23 PM
You've just listed 4 of my favourite shows of all time, one I've never got around to but keep meaning to, and 2 I've never heard of. I'd better check out the 2!
You'd hope. Huh?
Labour have a lot of work to do before the next general election to turn this ship around. I think, and hope, that it's possible, but not if they keep insisting on hurtling full steam towards the iceberg.
Labour have a lot of work to do before the next general election to turn this ship around. I think, and hope, that it's possible, but not if they keep insisting on hurtling full steam towards the iceberg.
May 2, 2025 at 7:21 PM
You'd hope. Huh?
Labour have a lot of work to do before the next general election to turn this ship around. I think, and hope, that it's possible, but not if they keep insisting on hurtling full steam towards the iceberg.
Labour have a lot of work to do before the next general election to turn this ship around. I think, and hope, that it's possible, but not if they keep insisting on hurtling full steam towards the iceberg.
Thank you, my favourite hoopy frood:)
April 26, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Thank you, my favourite hoopy frood:)
Thank you, all done in 6 hours so I had to go all out. Pleased with how it ended up though.
April 26, 2025 at 7:22 PM
Thank you, all done in 6 hours so I had to go all out. Pleased with how it ended up though.
I used to have a proper antique one, but my oldest son "borrowed" it from me years ago and has no intention of ever giving it back, it seems. This new one was a gift to me from his girlfriend, so presumably he told her about the first one.
April 21, 2025 at 8:15 PM
I used to have a proper antique one, but my oldest son "borrowed" it from me years ago and has no intention of ever giving it back, it seems. This new one was a gift to me from his girlfriend, so presumably he told her about the first one.
Not belated. My birthday is today :) I just did my big day out a day early because I wanted to hit a matinée and they don't do them on Sundays.
April 20, 2025 at 11:09 AM
Not belated. My birthday is today :) I just did my big day out a day early because I wanted to hit a matinée and they don't do them on Sundays.