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Entrepreneur, Hacker, Biomechanics Researcher, Baseball Lover.

My name is Kyle Boddy.

I Formal EducationBaldwin-Wallace College- Berea, OH

Majors: Economics, Computer Information ServicesMinors: Business Administration: Entrepreneurship, Computer Science, Philosophy (17th century German rationalism)SkillsDev Tech: Linux, Apache, PHP5, Python, MySQL, jQuery, Wordpress, R, Excel, memcached, Artificial Neural NetworksDev Concepts: REST, VCS (Subversion, Git, Mercurial), MVC (CodeIgniter), Agile, Scrum, Iterative, RADBusiness Intelligence: ETL (reliance on cron and scripts), empowering business units through tools developmentMath: Statistics (focus: regression, probability theory), Calculus (focus: quintic spline interpolation, Direct Linear Transformation), Game TheoryBiomechanics: Kinematic/Kinetic analysis, control object construction, camera configuration and installationVideography: Video database design and implementation, high-speed filmingAcademic: Teaching small group classes specialized skills (introductory development concepts, introduction to biomechanics/kinesiology), preparing lectures, conducting research studies/trialsAthletic: Running in SeattleWhat I'm Good AtLarge-scale data and systems analysisLooking good in a suit, public speaking, and turning nerd speak into plain English (and vice versa)Training baseball players to reduce pitching-arm injury risks and increase fastball release velocity and bat speedCapturing and analyzing high-speed video of baseball pitchersBiomechanical analysis using inexpensive consumer-grade equipmentPlaces I've WorkedLockerz.com: BI Developer / EconomistIlluminage Communication Services: Lead DeveloperDriveline Biomechanics Research:Owner

E.V. Investments, LLC - Vice President: Business OperationsAll Star Directories- Lead Developer: Rapid Application Development TeamMicrosoft (Xbox Live) - Systems Analyst IIRational Entertainment (Pokerstars.com) - Game Theorist / Collusion Analyst

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"In retrospect I realize that in almost everything that we worked on together, we were both amateurs. In digital physics, neural networks, even parallel computing, we never really knew what we were doing. But the things that we studied were so new that no one else knew exactly what they were doing either. It was amateurs who made the progress."

-W. Daniel Hillis (referring to himself and Richard Feynman)

Overuse is Not the Problem: Undertraining is the DevilNow Hiring: Interns for the 2012-2013 Winter Training SessionWeighted Baseball Training: Results from 2012 and a Case Study (Daniel Gacke) Kyle’s Hardball Times ArticlesTim Lincecum s velocity a lost cause?My Stuff

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