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https://DSLC.io welcomes you to week 13 of #TidyTuesday! We're exploring Coastal Ocean Temperature by Depth!
📁 https://tidytues.day/2026/2026-03-31
🗞️ https://data.novascotia.ca/stories/s/a25g-piwsSubmit a dataset! https://github.com/rfordatascience/tidytuesday/blob/main/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md
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https://DSLC.io welcomes you to week 12 of #TidyTuesday! We're exploring One Million Digits of Pi!
📂 https://tidytues.day/2026/2026-03-24
🗞️ https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/edu/news/how-many-decimals-of-pi-do-we-really-need/Submit a dataset! https://github.com/rfordatascience/tidytuesday/blob/main/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md
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Hello #RStats ! I'm facilitating a new free @DSLC Advanced R adv-r.hadley.nz cohort soon! It's been 5+ years since I read this excellent book by @hadleywickham , so I'm giving it a re-read. Let's learn to embrace {{ tidy evaluation }}, purrr::reduce() repetition, and count S/R #OOP systems!
Join the https://DSLC.io Slack, then navigate to the #bookclub-advr channel!
BTW, I plan to cover {{ and #S7 in the club, even though they didn't make it into the book!
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#ShinyConf is a free, 100% virtual conference about all things
#RShiny & #PyShiny. I always learn something, often something that I didn't know that I didn't know!If you've done something interesting w/Shiny, please submit a #ShinyConf2025 proposal! More details: https://www.shinyconf.com?utm_source=social&utm_medium=mastodon&utm_campaign=shinyconf&utm_content=committee-post
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Happy Mole Day! Go learn (or teach) something about chemistry! https://www.moleday.org/ #ChemEd
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Happy Mole Day! Go learn (or teach) something about chemistry! https://www.moleday.org/ #ChemEd
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Happy Mole Day! Go learn (or teach) something about chemistry! https://www.moleday.org/ #ChemEd
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Happy Mole Day! Go learn (or teach) something about chemistry! https://www.moleday.org/ #ChemEd
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Happy Mole Day! Go learn (or teach) something about chemistry! https://www.moleday.org/ #ChemEd
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@kobriendublin For a more concrete example that I think will help illustrate the point, Greg Swinehart's talk about shiny UI improvements focused more on {bslib} + #RShiny, w/ brief mention of the related defaults in #PyShiny. He seemed embarrassed that 1 slide showed the Python version of something because it's not QUITE ready in R (but it will be very very very soon, he assured us). I feel like kast year it would've been all Py with a brief mention that maybe it'll be in bslib eventually.
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My brain is full! I have to zone out for a bit! As usual at #PositConf, I'm overloaded with tons of info + tons of people and may need to hide for a minute. I'll recharge and see everyone at the carnival if not before!
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Time for the Innovating with #RShiny (and #PyShiny, I assume) track!
First: Wait, that’s Shiny? Building feature-full, user-friendly interactive data explorers with Shiny and friends - Kiegan Rice
#PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 1/14
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#QuartoLive is live! https://github.com/r-wasm/quarto-live
You can also make gradable exercises with feedback! #PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 14/17 -
#QuartoLive is live! https://github.com/r-wasm/quarto-live
You can also make gradable exercises with feedback! #PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 14/17 -
#QuartoLive is live! https://github.com/r-wasm/quarto-live
You can also make gradable exercises with feedback! #PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 14/17 -
#QuartoLive is live! https://github.com/r-wasm/quarto-live
You can also make gradable exercises with feedback! #PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 14/17 -
#QuartoLive is live! https://github.com/r-wasm/quarto-live
You can also make gradable exercises with feedback! #PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 14/17 -
The #QuartoLive extension lets you plug interactive (editable) #RStats code directly into your Quarto documents. And you can easily build exercises into your docs, too! #PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 12/17
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The #QuartoLive extension lets you plug interactive (editable) #RStats code directly into your Quarto documents. And you can easily build exercises into your docs, too! #PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 12/17
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The #QuartoLive extension lets you plug interactive (editable) #RStats code directly into your Quarto documents. And you can easily build exercises into your docs, too! #PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 12/17
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The #QuartoLive extension lets you plug interactive (editable) #RStats code directly into your Quarto documents. And you can easily build exercises into your docs, too! #PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 12/17
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The #QuartoLive extension lets you plug interactive (editable) #RStats code directly into your Quarto documents. And you can easily build exercises into your docs, too! #PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 12/17
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#ShinyLive: See https://shinylive.io/r/examples
Also Joe Cheng's talk from #PositConf2023! https://youtu.be/j1M6YyU2ZX8?si=npxOJKxGfpqcfhi7
#PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 11/17 -
#ShinyLive: See https://shinylive.io/r/examples
Also Joe Cheng's talk from #PositConf2023! https://youtu.be/j1M6YyU2ZX8?si=npxOJKxGfpqcfhi7
#PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 11/17 -
#ShinyLive: See https://shinylive.io/r/examples
Also Joe Cheng's talk from #PositConf2023! https://youtu.be/j1M6YyU2ZX8?si=npxOJKxGfpqcfhi7
#PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 11/17 -
#ShinyLive: See https://shinylive.io/r/examples
Also Joe Cheng's talk from #PositConf2023! https://youtu.be/j1M6YyU2ZX8?si=npxOJKxGfpqcfhi7
#PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 11/17 -
#ShinyLive: See https://shinylive.io/r/examples
Also Joe Cheng's talk from #PositConf2023! https://youtu.be/j1M6YyU2ZX8?si=npxOJKxGfpqcfhi7
#PositConf2024 #RStats #PyData 🧵 11/17 -
@djnavarro @milesmcbain @yjunechoe yup! Thankfully I'm mostly employed as an #RStats package expert, but there's a fair amount of #JavaScript and #GHA mixed in. That's fine with me; those are definitely very repurpose-able skillsets!
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@hendrikerz as long as you can keep the language wars out if things, we'd love to see you in the Data Science Learning Community (formerly @R4DSCommunity but we're #NotJustR4DS) https://dslc.io ! We're a diverse, friendly, and inclusive community of data science learners and practitioners. #RStats #PyData #JuliaLang
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TIL: before 1925, (some? British?) astronomers started the GMT day at noon (noon was 00:00:00), so "1924-12-30 23:00:00 GMT" would mean 11am on the morning of what we now call December 31. Be careful when working with historical datetime data, even if it's precisely specified!
As far as I can find, neither lubridate nor clock have a way to deal with this in #RStats. In theory there should be a "Greenwich Mean Astronomical Time" in #tzdb to specify this system, but I don't see it.