I love this. I often give lost in the ideation stage of what a viz *could* look like. Having a high quality target allows you to focus on how you get there.
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I love this. I often give lost in the ideation stage of what a viz *could* look like. Having a high quality target allows you to focus on how you get there.
#4 was transformative for me this year. Felt like I’ve leveraged code in multiple projects because of this approach.
snake_case_is_all_you_need
Thank you!
Really nice! Do you mind sharing what touchscreen this is?
Postman is the push if you haven’t already started with it
What are you using to schedule?
Would definitely dual language this with Python for encryption. I’ve done this before with pypdf / hashlib
Friendly wave: might want to correct that typo.
No doubt an interesting tool for someone to automate the boring stuff, but I think the problem arises when people can’t critically engage with the code that’s being offered (which is what school/training feels like it should focus on)
The thing that shocks me is how boring it must be. I enjoy problem solving/learning and it feels like this aspect of the work is being lost.
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If any other R or Python people know another method, I'd love to see it!
Landed on a pretty clean way to scale a #shiny renderImage() based on the number of images needed per output.
Going to start documenting my favorite stack overflow comments. #python #rstats
This is incredibly cool
I often use if/else and then vectorize
Second this!
The reticulate hex plus the uv logo
We are delighted to announce Reticulate 1.41!
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#RStats
The world is held together, really it is, held together, by the love and the passion of a very few people.
Quote I’m thinking about today
I’ve tried multiple different auth methods and messed with ~/.docker/config.json with no luck
#docker and #python people: I’m trying to spin up a docker container with cron that executes a python script. Docker seems to have difficulties authenticating non-interactively. Does anyone have experience with this?
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One of my personal favorites
The plotnine logo, which is a UFO that is beaming up different types of plots like a histogram and a density plot.
We are excited to announce that plotnine v0.14.0 is now out!
Plotnine brings the grammar of graphics to #Python. In addition to an amazing new hex logo 🛸 , this latest release introduces a host of enhancements and features.
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Awesome — appreciate it! Looks very promising
svg was completely blank — just a white plot area. Have not tried ragg yet! I’ll give it a shot. Thanks for the recommendation.
It’s interesting to me that the font renders with PDF as the device, but tofus appear otherwise
#rstats and #linux question.
When using ggplot / ggsave in an alpine container — plots render text when saving to pdf. When saving as any other format, all text appears as a not defined glyph. Does anyone have easy workaround for ggplot and open-source fonts?