Check out Dr. Albert Rapp's latest YouTube video on mastering the great_tables Python package! From raw data to polished displays, learn about custom fonts, nanoplots, conditional formatting, and the steps to great a lovely looking data display table with great_tables. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESyWcOFuMQc&ab_channel=AlbertRapp
Question. I want to use #shiny to render image but the image is not locally hosted. renderImage only seems to work with locally hosted images. Is there a work around? #posit#rstats
Before, if you wanted an R script on Connect (for example, to take advantage of Connect's scheduler), you had to publish it as a .Rmd or .qmd file. No longer.
great_tables & gt are python & R packages to build great looking, useful, data display tables. What guides their design philosophy? Richard Iannone & Michael Chow explore the millennia of history that went into these packages' design.
While data scientists are often taught about training a machine learning model, building a reliable MLOps strategy to deploy and maintain that model can be daunting.
It doesn’t have to be this way!
Join us with Julia Silge at Posit on Wednesday, April 24th at 11 am ET to learn how Posit Team provides fluent tooling for the whole ML lifecycle.
No registration is required to attend - simply add it to your calendar using this link, https://pos.it/team-demo
Is your analytics turned into reports shared with across your organization?
Learn how Quarto can help streamline, automate, & bedazzle your work.
Quarto is a open-source tool that helps you publish your data science work, beautifully, anywhere.
Sit back and listen to the dulcet tones of Christophe's soothing accent as he gives a 30-minute video deep-dive walking you through this end-to-end data science workflow.
Watch the video: https://youtu.be/Hl9TvhlzfV4?feature=shared
#posit I’m still considering whether to attend posit conference 2024. I’d like to attend the career fair to look for data science related jobs, meanwhile listening some talks. But the ticket is still expensive even for the students, I applied for Opportunity Scholarships but haven’t got any replies from @Posit till now. I doubt is it worthwhile to spend $1198 on a 3-day conference mainly for the career fair? Can anyone have some experiences of posit give some advice? Really appreciate it @rstats
Opportunity Scholars at posit::conf(2024). The application deadline is approaching fast; March 22nd. If you're a strong candidate or know someone who is, please act quickly.
Opportunity Scholarships receive free tickets, a workshop, support for travel and accommodation, plus lots of swag.
Wes McKinney — Principal Architect at Posit PBC — digs into building great open-source data science tools on the Real Python Podcast.
Wes has dedicated over a decade to easing bottlenecks of data processing systems. In this talk, he and Christopher Bailey at Real Python discuss composable data systems and community collaboration.
Posit eliminates the role of “Open Source Program Director” and lays off another employee. Seems like an important role and sounds like a role vital to steering their interests in open source software development. You know, just the mission of what was once Rstudio.
I acknowledge that restructuring may be more complicated than how I’m making it out to be, but surely they have considered the optics of this?
This time of the year 😎 ... heading to Chicago to the Posit conf ✈️. I look forward to seeing familiar faces and meeting new people. Ping me if you are there and want to meet.
Python Data Science at posit::conf(2023). We are excited about all our Python workshops are posit::conf this year.
posit::conf(2023) is our conference for all things open source data science. Join us in Chicago Sept 17-20. With two days of workshops, and two days of talks and community. Learn more at pos.it/conf.
Hi #RStats friends. I want to share my personal thoughts on the #Posit layoffs. I need a bit more elbow room than the default Mastodon post allows, so you can read my thoughts here. https://write.as/jeremy-data/posit-layoffs.
Wow. RStudio (recently rebranded as Posit) is partnering with Palantir. Yes, the same Palantir with ties to Cambridge Analytica. The same Palantir that partners with and actively supports ICE and other oppressive surveillance.
This is really not ok ethically, and can only mean a bad direction functionally for the company's software going forward. I never use RStudio for research myself, but it looks like I'll stop using it in teaching.