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  1. This morning, I am becoming increasingly bitter by the minute. Not even the smoothest shu is slowing it. Maybe I needed bitter to counteract the bitterness in me or something?

  2. Needed about 4 steepings of some sheng puer to get going this morning. Morale is low!

  3. Today:
    1. Caffeine ( ?)
    2. Music (Larry June?)
    3. Delete a whole bunch of unused code from a project I refactored.

  4. I think this is the *worst* model diagnostics I've ever seen. I had to laugh out loud when I saw it. What a way to start a friday.

  5. I think this is the *worst* model diagnostics I've ever seen. I had to laugh out loud when I saw it. What a way to start a friday.

    #statistics #GAMs #EcologicalModeling

  6. I think this is the *worst* model diagnostics I've ever seen. I had to laugh out loud when I saw it. What a way to start a friday.

    #statistics #GAMs #EcologicalModeling

  7. I think this is the *worst* model diagnostics I've ever seen. I had to laugh out loud when I saw it. What a way to start a friday.

    #statistics #GAMs #EcologicalModeling

  8. Just chillin' in a coffee shop waiting for an email from #UofA administration about the latest in the shitshow that is the US government.

  9. Just chillin' in a coffee shop waiting for an email from administration about the latest in the shitshow that is the US government.

  10. Just chillin' in a coffee shop waiting for an email from #UofA administration about the latest in the shitshow that is the US government.

  11. Just chillin' in a coffee shop waiting for an email from #UofA administration about the latest in the shitshow that is the US government.

  12. Just chillin' in a coffee shop waiting for an email from #UofA administration about the latest in the shitshow that is the US government.

  13. Shouts to for acknowledging

  14. I guess I hadn't realized the SSH connector for is now working. So far works like a dream for connecting to a instance. Going to try it with the HPC (although doubtful it will "just work" as it requires some automated installation of stuff on the server side)
    github.com/posit-dev/positron/

  15. Ok, my new mission is convincing people, especially those involved with @rOpenSci, that they are indeed research software engineers and that they should get involved in the disproportionately (in my opinion) @us_rse

  16. @cscheid Oh, that's nice! Can't wait to make a _brand.yml!

  17. Most exciting new feature in package {gt}? Pretty formatting of chemical formulae and chemical reactions

    posit.co/blog/everything-new-t

  18. Needed a screen break, so drinking a "lightning mutated" Phoenix oolong from Qi Fine Teas—a gift from a dear friend.

  19. Ok, a more *specific* question: When using tensor product interaction terms with `ti()`, do the knots have to match? E.g. do I have to do ti(x, k = 10) + ti(y, k = 20) + ti(x,y k = c(10, 20))? Or can the knots in the interaction term be whatever? Would I want them to be different for some reason?

  20. Can anyone point me to any tutorials/articles/reprexes for space-time where the spatial dimension is raster data (as opposed to polygon centroids)? I *think* I know what I'm doing, but trying to do a sanity check before I really dive into the deep end of GAMs for this analysis. Looking for info about checking for spatial and temporal autocorrelation, how to set up interactions, etc.

  21. Can anyone point me to any tutorials/articles/reprexes for space-time #GAMs where the spatial dimension is raster data (as opposed to polygon centroids)? I *think* I know what I'm doing, but trying to do a sanity check before I really dive into the deep end of GAMs for this analysis. Looking for info about checking for spatial and temporal autocorrelation, how to set up interactions, etc. #rstats #rspatial

  22. Can anyone point me to any tutorials/articles/reprexes for space-time #GAMs where the spatial dimension is raster data (as opposed to polygon centroids)? I *think* I know what I'm doing, but trying to do a sanity check before I really dive into the deep end of GAMs for this analysis. Looking for info about checking for spatial and temporal autocorrelation, how to set up interactions, etc. #rstats #rspatial

  23. Can anyone point me to any tutorials/articles/reprexes for space-time #GAMs where the spatial dimension is raster data (as opposed to polygon centroids)? I *think* I know what I'm doing, but trying to do a sanity check before I really dive into the deep end of GAMs for this analysis. Looking for info about checking for spatial and temporal autocorrelation, how to set up interactions, etc. #rstats #rspatial

  24. Well, I can't find the best carnitas tacos in because of recent removal, but at least I can work my way through the coctels de mariscos (without avocado)!

  25. I've always been lucky enough to live where there is good tap , but now I have softened water that I need to filter it in some way. What's the most economical, lowest-plastic way to go about getting decent quality water? Water filter pitcher? ? Go buy spring water in big jugs?

    I need decent water for !

  26. Maybe what I actually need is a site where I can filter by nutrition facts soi can find recipes?

  27. Just had my removed. I have to eat low- or non-fat foods for the next several weeks and small, more frequent servings. Any tips for meals and snacks that don't suck?

  28. Any wizards out there? How would I write a SMARTS pattern for, say, an OH group and a chlorine attached anywhere to the same aromatic ring?

    EDIT: I figured it out!
    [OX2H][$(c1ccccc1Cl), $(c1ccc(cc1)Cl), $(c1cc(ccc1)Cl)]

  29. I spent SO MANY HOURS in grad school manually adjusting peak baselines and deciding what should or shouldn't count as a peak and then going back and doing it all again because I called it a peak in one sample but not the other. I'm SO happy that progress is being made on this problem and very excited to read this preprint!

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20


  30. I spent some time today learning to read/write SMILES and SMARTS and although my brain hurts a bit, it's actually not *that* tough. SMARTS is like regular expressions, but for molecules. Like regex, it gets tricky when you need something very specific (e.g OH groups not on an aromatic ring; phenols but not nitrophenols). I wish there was a SMARTS equivalent of this interactive regex explorer: regex101.com/