So what I was really play with in @rstats yesterday was drive time analysis to Canberra's two hospitals - there's a bit of a joke that everywhere in Canberra is only 20 minutes drive away - it's not quite true though...
In the deep south and the new suburbs of the north the drive to the closest hospital is over 30 minutes!
This analysis is by SA1 taking simple centroids - still needs a bit of work, but really enjoying learning how to get openrouteservice working in a docker container on my local computer - definitely woth looking at as an alternative to google or mapbpx
I can't believe it has taken me however many years I've been using @rstats#ggplot2ggsave() to realise... it saves the current size of the "Plots" pane in RStudio (or more generally if I had bothered to ever properly read the help text "using the size of the current graphics device")
My mother just offered me a ~70 year old fur coat. It was made by Madame Louise of Nairobi.
The ethics of old fur aside, it was made of hyrax, an animal I'm not sure I'd heard of before today, and it looks this 👇and I just can't fathom deciding to make a coat out a bunch of these little weirdos
You can render to epub - so great that resources like https://r4ds.had.co.nz/index.html that are actually quarto books can be rendered as an epub just by changing the .yaml format
(I realised recently you can also do this with bookdown which is amazing)
@Dan@rstats The R4DS repository includes a DESCRIPTION file listing the book's dependencies so, assuming that's complete, you can just use devtools::install_deps(). Otherwise, try renv::init(), which searches through the files.