Oh my that's 2010 calling
07.03.2026 16:24
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Oh my that's 2010 calling
Its surrealism.
2 explicitly says it is NOT a pipe. Please retry
Things I disliked: 👎
- Losing 800 euros
- The treatment I got from the police
- The fact that my bank did absolutely nothing to help (for fuck's sake, both my bank and the scammer's bank are French - it's really not that complicated)
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Things I enjoyed: 👍
- Extracting the Gmail & WhatsApp chats, and organizing the entire conversations into a unified CSV file using mostly dplyr (R).
- Putting together this cool board-style website with Codex and Claude Code
The authorities so far - banks and police alike - are doing absolutely nothing. Maybe someone relevant in the banking or financial justice system will see this...? (and theres a go fund me if you feel like putting a dolar or two)
Their demands gradually increased and I felt like I had no choice but to comply with their demands... so much for a psychology graduate... 🙄
The entire timeline is on my site, with screenshots and cool GTA-style "busted" text (I love it), so I'll leave it for you to explore if you're interested.
I was 2 days away from becoming homeless, and I was desperately looking for my next apartment. My desperation, coupled with not being familiar with the French system (and my overall naive character), allowed a scammer to get 800 euros from me across 4 different transactions.
TL;DR
I was ripped off 800 euros by an online scammer and GTA 6 is still not out! 🤯🤯🤯
And I put together (vibed the heck out of it) a really cool website with the entire timeline & suspects :) iamyannc.github.io/martinique_s...
The users are ready for view() and View(). the time has come.
If we can manage summarize/summarise and all of its variants, and all the color/colour stuff, we can take view/View in base.
For the love of god,
#bring_view_to_base
#rstats #rlang
R 5.0.0's greatest feature:
view() in base 🤯🤯🤯
Hes fit
Shoot i actually got a better one (i swear this is not ai slop, its my brain-slop)
Should get a mug 'PM' and have them fight each other over your (ceo!) attention 🥲
Should get a complementary mug 'PROD'
An unexhaustive list of features:
Edit branches inline.
Set joint probabilities by clicking leaves - missing values auto-calculate.
Right-click highlighting for instant visual focus.
Smart auto-complement in binary splits.
Flexible structures (e.g., 2-3-2 levels).
Export high-resolution SVG.
Decision Trees Builder app by @iamyannc that shows the various features: highlighting paths, repositioning branches & placing a legend (and much more)
Educators & Students, come! 📣🌲
Drawing decision trees is often confusing and messy.
This GUI solves everything i wanted as a remote tutor and as a messy painter.
iamyannc.github.io/Yann-dev/tre...
Drag, Highlight, rename, reposition - It's all here!
Open for feedback 👂
#stats #education
Why `sudo apt install r-base` defaults to 4.3.3? 🤔
The live version uses a fixed library (mine), but if you run it locally it'll detect your installed packages!
Download the code from GitHub 👇
www.github.com/iamyannc/pac...
Just copy, paste, and run. It’ll automatically map your talled packages!
@rweekly_submit :)
Meet the (mighty!) Package Dependency Graph! 🕸️📦
Powered by {pak} and crafted with some Gemini wit, I’m stoked to share this visualization tool with the community. Perfect for untangling your recursive dependencies in style.
Try the live demo here: tinyurl.com/package-depe...
#rstats #pak #ggplot2
from ggplot2 to rlang
got soo many aliases. you can take the screenshot and have an LLM to convert to text, and then ask it what you should use. also note that my gem is tailored to my needs (R, Python, n8n, etc) - so edit accordingly
my las alias has to do with wsl, rather than linux.
gemini.google.com/gem/15h7Jxrk...
the three resources i shared:
- system info (mint has an easy copy button, if wsl you need to get it somehow. hardware & software)
- full aliases
- keys of my secretes (removed values)
I'll share some of my favorite aliases
With LLMs learning basic Linux functionality is a no brainier. They used to memorize commands. Not anymore. LLMs make it great. If you want I'll send you the gem I made for my early days using mint (friendly flavour for Microsoft users)
I use Linux my guy. Any other tips?
Here's one from me
If wasn't asked, don't hurry to give ;)
Idk he said alt to adobe. If the only thing it replaces is pdf.. not so exciting.
Alternative to Photoshop?
And here we are at bsky talking about it. Be sure that nobody in X gives a flying fuck about who buys what here.
.base_install_packages <- utils::install.packages
install.packages <-
pak::pkg_install(pkgs, ...)
This worked like a charm (added to my rprofile). With a bit of namespace management this should become the default behavior.
An idea I just had (I'm gonna try this in my local rProfile!)
Default install.packages to run pak::pkg_install under the hood if the user has it! Obviously an option that the user can opt out of.
@juliasilge.com
I'm not even sure who's the right person to call here :)
Screenshot of the yellow bar in Rstudio that's suggests to click to install missing packages. It uses old install.packages rather than pak, even though I got pak installed
👋🏻 #rstas,
What if R could detect if I have pak installed and use it if so?
Or set global/project options to use pak when this pops up?
What do we think?
@hadley.nz