Neil Seward

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2019 Filming

A project I made showcasing footage from 2019.

Posted by Neil Seward on December 2, 2019

Shifting to DevOps.

After working a year in data analytics/science, I shifted jobs to work in DevOps.

Posted by Neil Seward on September 15th, 2019

Anti-Money Laundering.

Once I defender my thesis, I decided to pursure something I did hobby research in as a career.

Posted by Neil Seward on August 15th, 2018

2018 Filming

A project I made showcasing footage from summer 2018.

Posted by Neil Seward on December 2, 2018

Hive and Tableau

A tutorial on setting up a hive cluster on AWS, importing data, and using Tableau to visualize shot data stored on Hive.

Posted by Neil Seward on September 10, 2018

2017 Filming

A collection of the street montages I filmed with some friends in Oshawa over the summer.

Posted by Neil Seward on November 15th, 2017

JSON Messaging Using RabbitMQ

Tutorial on setting up raspberry Pi to create an access system that is operated through RabbitMQ messages sent by Python producers and consumers.

Posted by Neil Seward on March 13th, 2017

2016 Filming

A collection of the street montages I filmed with some friends in Oshawa over the summer.

Posted by Neil Seward on November 8th, 2016

Setting Up Hive Locally

An exploratory tutorial on setting a single node cluster on a local machine to store NBA data.

Posted by Neil Seward on November 2nd, 2016

Starting Sports Analytics Research as Graduate Student at UOIT

After I completed my undergraduate degree at UOIT, I decided to continue research in machine learning and sports analytics.

Posted by Neil Seward on August 15th, 2016

Scraping and Analyzing Rap Genius Lyrics

A small project I did that creates a sentiment graph and a wordmap of rap genius lyrics.

Posted by Neil Seward on February 15th, 2016

Double Standard

A local skate video out of London, Ontario made by Jordan Guzyk.

Posted by Neil Seward on September 24, 2015

Ontario Engineering Competition

After hosting and actually creating the programming section of the competition in 2014, I finally got to participate in the wonderful event. Our team did excellent and we ended up taking 2nd place among 12 other programming teams across the province.

Posted by Neil Seward on March 1, 2015