
My name is Jason, a physicist turned software engineer from Bristol with a passion for physics, maths, and data visualisation.
I currently work for Count, building the next generation of data analytics software. (We’re hiring!)
I host a (slightly outdated) public CV here, and my PhD thesis is publicly available here.
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Around the web
Articles I’ve written have been featured on a number of blogs and news websites, some of which are linked below. You’ll see me occasionally on Reddit and Hacker News too.
Articles
- New Scientist
- Lifehacker
- The Conversation
- Huffington Post
- The Guardian
- Daily Mail
- Ars Technica
- The Verge
- Engadget
- PetaPixel
Hacker news threads
- The moon blew up without warning and for no apparent reason (710 points)
- England and Wales house prices (153 points)
- Wait ages for a bus and then two come along at once (86 points)
- Designing Stereographic Lampshades (190 points)
- Rolling Shutters (708 points)
- Helmhurts (145 points)
- Flipping out (130 points)
Reddit threads
- WiFi signal intensity (860 comments)
- WiFi solver (60 comments)
- Rolling Shutters (130 comments)
- Wifi signal propagation (340 comments)
- Where to place your router (450 comments)
- WiFi signal propagation (310 comments)
- Rainbows (20 comments)
- Black holes (50 comments)
- Rolling shutters (200 comments)
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