andrie

nrennie, 29 days ago to random

A fantastic day at #satRdays London conference today!

My slides on "Typst or LaTeX? Styling PDF documents with Quarto extensions" are available online 👀

Link to slides: https://nrennie.rbind.io/talks/satrdays-london-2024/slides.html

#QuartoPub #RStats @jumpingrivers

jennybryan, 1 month ago to random

@Cmastication do you know of a calculator for "in hindsight, was this insurance 'worth it'?"

to put it another way: what magnitude of claim will make having this insurance better than regularly saving & investing the same amount as the premiums

I can imagine working all of this out from first principles, but would be even nicer to just find a calculator or explainer on the subject

andrie, 2 months ago to random

I made the gongtimer quarto extension to help me present lightning talks.

It adds a thin progress bar and elapsed time bar at the bottom of your reveal.js slides.

https://github.com/andrie/quarto-gongtimer

Live preview at https://andrie.quarto.pub/gongtimer

#rstats #quarto

andrie, 3 months ago to python

If you ever wanted to insert weather-related icons into a #quarto project, I've made an extension for this.

https://github.com/andrie/quarto-weather-icons

#rstats #python

andrie, 4 months ago to random

This blog post by @ivelasq3 contains summary of all the goodness that emerged from @Posit and the community during 2023: https://posit.co/blog/2023-posit-year-in-review/

andrie, 4 months ago to random

I'm a big fan of using Komoot to plan hiking trips in areas I'm unfamiliar with. This is a short but scenic walk to the Durdle Door rock in Dorset. The English seaside experience at its finest.
https://www.komoot.com/tour/1402436596?ref=aso

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andrie, 7 months ago to random

If you're remotely interested in bird song, music and functional programming, watch this StrangeLoop video by @cford https://youtu.be/OCYU0LtqRH0?si=wspWuKJChs86X4iE

scheidegger, 7 months ago to random

If you're remotely interested in how people like Ariely and Gino come to be where they are today, you really need to listen to this week's episode of You're Wrong About, "Mindhunting with Sarah Weinman".

I promise you it's the most relevant reflection I've ever heard on the matter, even if Marshall or Weinman aren't even talking about that.

andrie, 8 months ago to random

I've released an updated version of the {config} #rstats package to CRAN.

config 0.3.2 has several new features, especially better handling of R expressions in the config.yml. In particular, you can now refer to other configuration values in the R expression.

The package also has a new function with_config() that might be useful for testing and in vignettes.

https://rstudio.github.io/config/

andrie, 9 months ago to python

If you like creating interactive web apps using shiny for #rstats, please send your #python friends to the TalkPython podcast, where Joe Cheng discusses Shiny for Python. #PyShiny. Via @Gshotwell

https://talkpython.fm/episodes/show/424/shiny-for-python

andrie, 10 months ago to rust

CRAN has published a policy for using #rustlang code in an #rstats package. https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/using_rust.html

brodriguesco, 10 months ago to random

Let's say that I'd want to compile #Rstudio instead of installing it using a binary. Is there some in depth guide explaining its dependencies, how to build those and ultimately rstudio itself? I see a lot of js libraries getting used and installed using yarn in the source code

@hadleywickham any documentation available on this? the INSTALL file available in the repo for example doesn't mention that the source code of visual mode (panmirror) comes from the quarto repo (if I understood correctly)