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It's a 100th day of my #100DaysOfCoding. Y'all I did it! I finished my 100 days! Today it was all SQL, nothing fancy, haha.

During this time I learned tones! I got quite familiar with #R and I'm able to do a few cool things with it. I also made a good progress in my statistics knowledge.

At the end, SQL and python dominated my days because I started school, and I use those a lot.

It was so much fun. Of course, it's more of a beginning than anything. There is a lot of long programming nights ahead of me.

Thank you all who followed my adventure. I got a lot of nice tips, and many great resources. Thank y'all for help! <3

It's a 99th day of my #100DaysOfCoding. It was a day full of SQL again, and some python, and some readings. My school is cool, but I'm so tired lol.

It's a 98th day of my #100DaysOfCoding. More python and more optimization techniques today! I also plan to work with SQL a bit later.

It's a 97th day of my #100DaysOfCoding. I'm working on code optimization techniques in #python and I learned some cool stuff. I also finally learned how to properly write docstrings!

It's a 96th day of my #100DaysOfCoding. I can't believe I'm almost at the end of it. It feels like I'm just starting a loooong journey. Today I was pythoning a lot.

It's a 95th day of my #100DaysOfCoding. It was a really long day full of SQL. I get to the point when I see long long long listings of queries in my dreams.

It's a 94th day of my #100DaysOfCoding. I was pythoning today all day. My school kicks my butt a bit. That's good, but I'm tired. :D

It's a 93rd day of my #100DaysOfCoding. It was full of SQL. I'm so tired. Goodnight.

It's a 92nd day of my #100DaysOfCoding. It's still today because I didn't go to sleep yet. I spent most of the day with SQL, and I'm really really ready to go to bed now.

It's a 91st day of my #100DaysOfCoding. I haven't touched #R today because I had to refresh my #SQL for a class. Oh gosh. I forgot how mundane building complex queries can be. It starts to be fun when you get to the point of remembering the order of execution and all, though. I will have to look into optimization of queries soon too. My school doesn't want me to play with R much, haha, and it gets rough when I need to switch languages all the time. Habits die hard!

It's a 90th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. Today, I haven't done much because of work, but I came back to grammar of graphics, and I built a few really nice visualizations. I'm getting better in all this, what's really cool.

It's a 89th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I did more #python than R today, but I hope it still counts :D

It's a 88th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I came back to exercises on joins and things like that because somehow they evaporated from my mind. Not completely, of course, but I feel like this is one of these skills I need to refresh from time to time. In addition to that, I was reading all day about the data lifecycle and application on methods on problems. Good stuff.

It's a 87th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I spent most of the day on reading about data lifecycle and what to do in each phase. It's interesting. I was also able to make a progress with learning of more R, or rather I learned more stats and how to better navigate hypothesis testing realm using R. It was a good day.

It's a 86th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I spent all day on reading about which analytical methods to use for what kind of problems and such. I didn't do much of a programming, and I only polished my app a bit, but I definitely made a progress with stats.

Also, there is a CS50 for R now!
https://cs50.harvard.edu/r/2024/

It's a 85th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I started school, so I was all excited, and I spent all day on reading for a course, but I still managed to run a few tests and do some exercises on choosing tests and such.

It's a 84th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I was playing with my app for a bit. There is something cool about writing programs which work as intended.

I also start school TOMORROW! :blobcatfearful: :blobcatgooglytrash: :blobcatspace:

It's a 83rd day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. Today, I wrote a really small but cute application which asks for csv, and then asks what do you want to do with it, and you can even pick what type of test to run :D It still kind of sucks, and it's of very limited functionality and written with the worst programming practices probably, but it works! In general, I had a lot of fun today building it. That's funny because programming and building applications was always somehow present in my life, and it seems like it sparks a lot of joy, but for some reason I believe that serious adult software development isn't for me. I think I'd really suck in it. or maybe not? Anyway, 'being a statistician' seems to be a perfect conversation killer with normal people, so it's more tempting to become one :D

It's a 82nd day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. After all the combat with distributions, sampling, and hypothesis tests, I decided to look at a general syntax, such as loops, logic, and all that, so now I can build legit programs, and nobody can stop me. I learned more stats too.
I also refreshed more #python because I start my degree on Monday, and it's mostly in python.

It's a 81st day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. Today, it was a stats day. I've filled a few gaps, and I've had a few facepalms. It was a good day.

It's a 80th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. OMG, I survived 80 days! Today, I was mostly reading, but I got all the tests straight, and now I know what I'm doing, and Universe is balanced again. I also performed various hypothesis testing exercises to strengthen my skills. It was a long and very fruitful day! I love statistics again! It's easy to love what you understand.

It's a 79th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I learned about #infer pipeline of #specify, #hypothesize, #generate, and #calculate, which is cool and all. I learned about non-parametric tests and performed rank-based tests (Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney and the Kruskal-Wallis), and I got completely absolutely lost, and I stare at my screen like into the oblivion, and the oblivion is calling me, and I feel so dumb. I did things, but I'm not sure what happened, and I have no bloody clue when I should use which tests. I feel like some enormous jump in a time-space continuum occurred, and I just fell off the ship and now I'm hanging in the void, lol.

It's a 79th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I learned about #infer pipeline of #specify, #hypothesize, #generate, and #calculate, which is cool and all. I learned about non-parametric tests and performed rank-based tests (Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney and the Kruskal-Wallis), and I got completely absolutely lost, and I stare at my screen like into the oblivion, and the oblivion is calling me, and I feel so dumb. I did things, but I'm not sure what happened, and I have no bloody clue when I should use which tests. I feel like some enormous jump in a time-space continuum occurred, and I just fell off the ship and now I'm hanging in the void, lol.

It's a 79th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I learned about #infer pipeline of #specify, #hypothesize, #generate, and #calculate, which is cool and all. I learned about non-parametric tests and performed rank-based tests (Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney and the Kruskal-Wallis), and I got completely absolutely lost, and I stare at my screen like into the oblivion, and the oblivion is calling me, and I feel so dumb. I did things, but I'm not sure what happened, and I have no bloody clue when I should use which tests. I feel like some enormous jump in a time-space continuum occurred, and I just fell off the ship and now I'm hanging in the void, lol.

It's a 79th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I learned about #infer pipeline of #specify, #hypothesize, #generate, and #calculate, which is cool and all. I learned about non-parametric tests and performed rank-based tests (Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney and the Kruskal-Wallis), and I got completely absolutely lost, and I stare at my screen like into the oblivion, and the oblivion is calling me, and I feel so dumb. I did things, but I'm not sure what happened, and I have no bloody clue when I should use which tests. I feel like some enormous jump in a time-space continuum occurred, and I just fell off the ship and now I'm hanging in the void, lol.

It's a 79th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I learned about #infer pipeline of #specify, #hypothesize, #generate, and #calculate, which is cool and all. I learned about non-parametric tests and performed rank-based tests (Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney and the Kruskal-Wallis), and I got completely absolutely lost, and I stare at my screen like into the oblivion, and the oblivion is calling me, and I feel so dumb. I did things, but I'm not sure what happened, and I have no bloody clue when I should use which tests. I feel like some enormous jump in a time-space continuum occurred, and I just fell off the ship and now I'm hanging in the void, lol.

It's a 78th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I learned about a chi-squared distribution and performed some chi-squared hypothesis tests using #infer library.

It's a 72nd day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I met #tidyr and #purrr.

It's a 39th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I did some sampling today! Also, I realized that `var -> dataset %>% select(column)` is not the same as `var -> dataset$column` I feel so embarrassed now it took me almost 40 days and bunch of errors which made me wtf a lot to notice that. I guess, before I was using functions which didn't mind being fed a dataframe, and suddenly I used one which needed a vector. Well, now I know :D #ProgrammingAdventures #DataTypesMatter

It's a 39th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I did some sampling today! Also, I realized that `var -> dataset %>% select(column)` is not the same as `var -> dataset$column` I feel so embarrassed now it took me almost 40 days and bunch of errors which made me wtf a lot to notice that. I guess, before I was using functions which didn't mind being fed a dataframe, and suddenly I used one which needed a vector. Well, now I know :D #ProgrammingAdventures #DataTypesMatter

It's a 39th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I did some sampling today! Also, I realized that `var -> dataset %>% select(column)` is not the same as `var -> dataset$column` I feel so embarrassed now it took me almost 40 days and bunch of errors which made me wtf a lot to notice that. I guess, before I was using functions which didn't mind being fed a dataframe, and suddenly I used one which needed a vector. Well, now I know :D #ProgrammingAdventures #DataTypesMatter

It's a 39th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I did some sampling today! Also, I realized that `var -> dataset %>% select(column)` is not the same as `var -> dataset$column` I feel so embarrassed now it took me almost 40 days and bunch of errors which made me wtf a lot to notice that. I guess, before I was using functions which didn't mind being fed a dataframe, and suddenly I used one which needed a vector. Well, now I know :D #ProgrammingAdventures #DataTypesMatter

It's a 39th day of my #100DaysOfCoding with #R and #RStats. I did some sampling today! Also, I realized that `var -> dataset %>% select(column)` is not the same as `var -> dataset$column` I feel so embarrassed now it took me almost 40 days and bunch of errors which made me wtf a lot to notice that. I guess, before I was using functions which didn't mind being fed a dataframe, and suddenly I used one which needed a vector. Well, now I know :D #ProgrammingAdventures #DataTypesMatter

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