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Read it in: Español. rOpenSci turns 15 and I’ve been a part of this community for a good chunk of that time. As I reflected on those years, a lot of great memories came to mind, and I realized some of them taught me some lessons that I would ... Continue reading : Celebrating the rOpenSci Community
In 2019 I wrote a post with seven reasons policy professionals should learn to code. Now that AI can write reasonable code, I’ve had a number of people ask me if it’s still worth learning to program. Based on the evidence I’ve seen, AI appears to be a ... Continue reading : X Reasons for policy professionals to get int
I wanted to add a small “Ask AI” window to this website. Visitors should be able to ask about my projects, publications or background and get a short answer with a useful link. Running it should cost nothing. I described my website setup to ChatGPT, fo... Continue reading : Adding a free AI chatbot to a blogdown websit
I had a lot of fun this morning, brainstorming and assembling this _Analytics Pipeline_ for Dashboards with Claude (and yes it takes much, much more than only 10 prompts). Continue reading : Analytics Pipeline for Dashboards, with Python, R and Javascript
There are ten public training courses left in 2026, running through October and November. If you’ve been meaning to learn Python, build your first Shiny app, or get to grips with machine learning in R, there’s still time to do it befo... Continue reading : Autumn 2026 Data Science Training Courses
This is a guest post by Matt Denwood. After a longer-than-anticipated delay, the macOS installer for JAGS 5.0.0 is now available via SourceForge. There are some big changes for how the official binaries of JAGS 5.x are installed on macOS, … Continue reading → Continue reading : JAGS 5.0.0 is now available for macOS
Executive Summary MicroStrategy (MSTR) has fundamentally transitioned from a traditional enterprise software firm into an equity-based Bitcoin (BTC) holding vehicle and treasury operation. Evaluating MSTR using conventional corporate finance metrics (such as Price-to-Earnings or EBITDA multiples) fails to capture the c
What is a hat algebra and why it is useful to solve maximization problems Continue reading : On Exact Hat Algebras
How to join this free online event with Ana Carolina Moreno, Diana Garcia Cortes, Erick Navarro Delgado, Guadalupe Pascal, Valentina Clavijo Mesa, Monika Avila Marquez, Soledad Araya Orrego and Yanina Bellini Saibene. Más Allá del Código es un encuentro abierto para conocer los proyectos finales de nuestra cohorte: ...
You can read the original post in its original format on Rtask website by ThinkR here: From URL to Theme: How {css2r} Steals a Website’s Colours, and Where It Gives Up You have thirty minutes before the demo, and your Shiny app still looks like Bootstrap 5 out of ... Continue reading : From URL to Theme: How {css2r} St
If you've written the same block of R code three times this week — a group summary, a plot, a cleanup step — you don't need another package. You need a function. A custom function is the solution. For example, two functions you'll actually reuse: a cus... Continue reading : How to Create a Function in R: Custom Median
R For SEO Part 10: SEO Reporting With Google Sheets & OpenRouter Welcome back, and we’re finally at the end of my R for SEO series, at least for now. We’ve gone through quite... This post was written by Ben Johnston on Ben Johnston Continue reading : R For SEO Part 10: SEO Reporting With Google Sheets & OpenRouter
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