Frank Corso

@frankcorso.me

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Data scientist and software founder who dabbles in biology. Makes small games over at @whivio.com Switch gamer (SW-1099-1311-9622) frankcorso.me • Gainesville, FL

US State map showing the difference between the median age of Congress members representing a state and that state's population median age. Some of the states with the biggest differences are Idaho, Vermont, Wyoming, and West Virginia; some of the states with the smallest differences are Colorado, Indiana, New Hampshire, and New Mexico.
Bump chart title "Apple Podcasts Charts Weekly Ranking Changes for Science Podcasts in US". Show positions 1 to 20 from January 11th to March 8th. The top 5 or 6 places are mostly stable but 7 to 15 have bigger changes and 16+ have new podcasts almost every week.
Chord diagram showing the connections of various Pokémon types to each other for Pokémon with 2 types. Shows a lot of connections between Normal type and Flying type. Grass, Flying, Poison, Bug, and Water have some of the most connections, while Ice, Fire, and Electric have some of the fewest connections.
Top of the page on the new GNV Tech Chats website. Says "Where Gainesville's tech community connects" with a description of "Connect with developers, designers, AI engineers, and tech enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, you belong here."
Scatterplot with title of Revenue vs Number of Employees for Fortune 500. The number of employees goes 0 to over 400,000 and revenue goes 0 to over 400 billion dollars in USD. Some of the outliers are labelled, such as Target and Home Depot having higher employees but only mid-range of revenue with CVS, Alphabet, Apple, and Exxon Mobile having much higher revenue with fewer employees.
Email form Meetup that says GNV Tech Chats scheduled a new event. But, the entire top half of the view is a large ad that says "Wrap Aluminum Foil Around Your Feet, Here's Why".
A page in a book with a section discussing brain research in the 1800's. The page has a small comic showing a person sitting in a chair with a surgeon on their left, holding a saw, and a person on the right holding clips connected to something electrical. The caption says "Gulp, not a good time to be a brain research volunteer.
Steam capsule image for Duck Detective: the ghost of glamping. Says the game's name and shows the two main characters, Duke Detective and Freddy (the alligator), as well as 3 characters featured in its story: A white rabbit, a blue pigeon, and an orange goat.
Transistor main image. Says Transistor with the character named Red along the right side, with red hair, blue eyes, and holding a large device.
Screenshot of new Notes section with subtitle that says "A place for code snippets, random thoughts, and other tiny posts.". Has an entry titled "Find largest tables in a MySQL database".
LinkedIn post impression chart showing the last 90 days. For most of September and October, there were nearly zero impressions as no posts were made. Then, November and December show a large increase in impressions as I started posting again on LinkedIn.
Screenshot of an email that says "Your Daily Scorecard". Has sections for "Google Analytics", Bluesky, Stripe, and Mailchimp with some metrics listed for each.
Book cover for Sophie's World. Says "A novel about the history of philosophy". Author's name, Jostein Gaarder, is listed along with "Translated by Paulette Meller". Illustration shows a clock, a rabbit, a greek statue, some letters, and a lot of branches and vines.
Cover of Pokemon Adventures 2. Says Story by Hidenori Kusaka and Art by Mato. Shows one of the main characters, Blue, with several of his pokemon.
Screenshot of Positron IDE. Has a Python file open on the left with some Streamlit code. Has a terminal open that is running the streamlit run command under the code file. Along the right is a browser view showing the dashboard.
Video from the game where some country worms are in a band playing a banjo and pipes and making some bluegrass type music with a lot of country worms dancing in front of the stage.
Steam capsule image. Says Rogue Flight with a spaceship to the right with some lasers shooting out. Some small explosions around behind the ship.
A scatterplot titled "119th Congress Bills Introduced Per Member" with subtitle of "A look at the number of bills sponsored (introduced) and cosponsored by members of the 119th Congress so far. The chart shows that most members have only sponsored a dozen or two bills this year but often cosponsor 100+. Though, there are many who have sponsored over 100 bills.
Book cover with title "tiny experiments" and subtitle of "How to Live freely in a goal-obsessed world". Author's name, Anne Laure Le Cunff, is shown with title of Neuroscientist and Founder of Ness Labs. Quote in corner says "I loved this profound, practical, and generous book." from Oliver Burkeman, author of Four Thousand Weeks.
Steam capsule image for the game. Says "Haven Park" with a chicken in a white shirt to the left. In the background, there are campgrounds with tents, barrels, picnic tables, and more.
Book cover for The Restaurant of Lost Recipes by Hisashi Kashiwai. Says “Every meal is a mystery” and shows a cat with front paws on a table looking at some sushi.
A rotary evaporator device that boils away a liquid through pressure changes leaving the solute in the flask which is in the water.
Distillation system that has a flask of liquid on the right sitting in a heat element. The vapors from the boiling liquid move up through the tubing and down the water cooled condenser until it turns back into a liquid and drips out into the graduated cylinder on the left.
Certificate for "Salesforce Certified Tableau Desktop Foundations". Says "Presented to Frank Corso for successfully completing certification requirements". Issued September 01, 2025.
Book cover saying "Pokémon Adventures 01" with "Collector's Edition" at the top. Shows a young man wearing a red jacket and a hat with a Pikachu on his shoulder.
Ending scene of Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. Several characters, including Mario, Peach, and Bowser, are on a stage that says "The End" with confetti everywhere.
Bar chart showing countries and median episode length in minutes for top podcasts in that country. United States and Canada have the longest at around 45 minutes for episodes with Japan having the shortest at around 30 minutes per episode.
Screenshot of the pepy tech page for the light-cache Python package that shows a tooltip saying "light-cache has been downloaded 1,044 times!". The page shows light-cache with a description of "A simple, lightweight caching library for disk-based or object-based caching".
Steam capsule art for Bastion. Says Bastion with a picture of the main character to the right.
Chord diagram of all the Pokémon types showing connections between types for Pokémon with two types. The connection that is most common is Normal-Flying, with some other notable ones being connections between bug and poison, between grass and poison, and between flying and bug.
Book cover that says "The Art of Statistics: How to learn from data" on the front. Has a quote from Popular Science that says "This book should be required reading... A tour de force"
Godot Unit Testing (GUT) panel in the Godot UI. Displays a button to Run All with a status message stating "Everything passed!" On the right, it displays a run summary indicating that two test scripts were executed, which included six tests with a total of 32 assertions.
Main image for the game. Says "Duck Detective the secret salami" near the bottom with a magnifying glass on top of the "D". Shows a Duck in a detective outfit with some characters in the background, including an alligator in business attire holding a coffee mug.
The book cover for The Count of Monte Cristo and has "Penguin Classics" and "Alexandre Dumas" on the cover. There is a picture of a few people outside of an old castle with some broken ships and a cloudy sky.
Main capsule art for the Pilo and the Holobook game showing a fox standing on its back feet with googles on its head and a large book on its back. The game title is shown to the right.
Screenshot of a debug area in my very early in development space game that shows a fuel remaining percentage, a button that says "Deactivate Speed Booster Upgrade", a blue ship, and 2 gold items. All have simplistic placeholder visuals.
Screenshot of part of Apple Podcasts charts for the Kids & Family category in the US. It shows 64th top podcast is a 12 hour sound machines for sleep podcast. Some others near it includes Evidence Based Birth, The Southern Tea, and Thomas & Friends Storytime.
Game screen in Godot window showing a basic ship moving toward the right with a label saying "Fuel Remaining: 58%".
Screenshot of end screen in Spirit of Justice that shows some of the characters and the word “End”.
Screenshot of the current UI in EasyDecide for ranking the selected preferences. Has a header of "Now, let's put them in order!" which a description of "Drag your favorites into position — #1 is your top choice!". Then, each of the selected options are listed and can be re-ordered as needed.
Book cover for Escaping Gravity by Lori Garver which includes tagline of “My Quest to Transform NASA and Launch a New Space Age”. Also says “Foreword by Walter Isaacson”. Shows a picture of the Earth along the bottom with the top half showing the stars.
Screenshot of current game summary screen, which shows a final score of 269, the longest word found being "tosser", and the best word found being "zoos". It has a button to return to the title screen.
Fur Squadron ending screen. Computer simulated landscape with a sun setting behind some hills and says “The End”.
Original book cover for Planet of Exile by Ursula K. Le Guin that has a quote from New Worlds that says "LeGuin's creations rank with the best".
Screenshot of ending of the game. Shows the little kitty sleeping in her window of the apartment of a high floor with a message: Thanks for playing!
Microscope view of a bread mold, stained pinkish which has a large dense circle in the middle with two extensions pointing outwards and lots of several small strands.
Book cover for Why We Die by Venki Ramakrishnan. Tagline on the book says The New Science of Aging and the Quest for Immortality.
Cover of Rocannon's World shows a warrior riding a winged cat while holding a torch.
Game totals screen for Banjo Tooie showing I have collected all jiggies, notes, cheato pages, jinos, moves, and honey combs with a play time of around 21 hours.
Book cover for Life As No One Knows It by Sara Imari Walker with some colorful circles on it
The UI for the survey submissions in LiteSurveys showing a table with columns for submission time, answer, and page. Above the table is a new search box saying "Search submissions...".
Godot editor showing confetti shooting upwards and slowly falling down in three different colors.
Nintendo year in review showing I played 23 games for 231 hours with the most played being Ace Attorney, Sea of Stars, and Pikmin 4.
GIF of a website where a small single-question survey appears in the bottom right corner, which has 4 potential answers. Once clicked, a "thank you" message appears before the survey disappears.
Screen recording of a stage selection screen where a mouse moves over different available stages. As the the mouse goes over a stage button, it wiggles up and down momentarily.