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boB Rudis 🇺🇦 🇬🇱 🇨🇦

Not all of the #RStats folks do/will read my Daily Drop newsletter 🔗 (no judge; just stating reality), so I'll Drop the GitLab 🔗 that’s in today’s edition (going out ~0900 ET) here, now.

It's (🤞🏽) a decent starter Node.JS portable CLI program that has #WebR baked into it and ships with {stringi}, which is used to make a CLI lorem ipsum generator.

gitlab.com/hrbrmstr/webr-strin

The system it runs on does *not* need a local R installation nor does the CLI load 📦 from the internet. It's all local/WebR.

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Data Science

Im using case_when() quite a lot, case_match() is new to me: dplyr.tidyverse.org/reference/ #rstats #tidyverse

dplyr.tidyverse.orgA general vectorised switch() — case_matchThis function allows you to vectorise multiple switch() statements. Each case is evaluated sequentially and the first match for each element determines the corresponding value in the output vector. If no cases match, the .default is used. case_match() is an R equivalent of the SQL "simple" CASE WHEN statement. Connection to case_when() While case_when() uses logical expressions on the left-hand side of the formula, case_match() uses values to match against .x with. The following two statements are roughly equivalent: case_when( x %in% c("a", "b") ~ 1, x %in% "c" ~ 2, x %in% c("d", "e") ~ 3 ) case_match( x, c("a", "b") ~ 1, "c" ~ 2, c("d", "e") ~ 3 )
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Nick Giangreco

After 7 months of seeing how great sharing #rstats content on here is, I need to start my #introduction by committing to write and share more. I benefit 100% from articles, tutorials and blogs - so I need to return the favor.

I love my job - I get to develop R packages/apps to enable innovative thinking in early clinical development. When not overworking I spend time with my fiancé, family, and friends experiencing all that Buffalo has to offer!

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Allison Horst :BlobhajReach:

Hi R users! Want to add JavaScript to your DS toolkit? Here are some resources to get started!

- 📈 Observable Plot from ggplot2: bit.ly/3WKnB9Y

- 🛠️ Wrangling in Arquero: bit.ly/3oNArHM

- ✅ Data wrangling translations (JS, R & more): bit.ly/3oxyeQZ

- 📽️ JS Data Wrangling & Analysis course: observablehq.com/collection/@o

- 📓 Learn Just Enough JavaScript! observablehq.com/@observablehq

- Our @observablehq Slack is a great place to share, ask, & get help! bit.ly/3f6D2I6

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Jim Gardner

I’ve written the first draft of a blog post that collects different ways one can create conditional content in #QuartoPub HTML docs (with the knitr engine). github.com/jimgar/jimgar.githu I’m not that experienced in this space, so was wondering if someone would be willing to give it a look for accuracy and any obvious omissions. @smach @brodriguesco @maelle @thomas_mock @MickaelCanouil

GitHubjimgar.github.io/posts/quarto-code-conditionals at main · jimgar/jimgar.github.ioPersonal website and blog. Contribute to jimgar/jimgar.github.io development by creating an account on GitHub.
Matt

This week I got to use Plumber in for the first time and am shocked at how simple it was to setup a minimally working version. The next step is figuring out what a CORS policy is and how to deal with it :thisIsFine:

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Danielle Navarro

So I decided to peek back in and take a look at twitter, and was reading comments on threads where data science folks announced a move here. The level of entitlement that some folks have about other folks' social media presence is really incredible. Twitter was an unsafe platform for many of us for a very, very long time. We took the opportunity to leave when it presented itself. If that's your idea of marginalized folks in data science being "too political" then you have a serious problem

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Jacquie

#Genuary2023

Day 7's prompt is to "sample a color palette from your favorite movie/album cover".

Always hard to pick a singular favourite, but for colour inspiration, it's hard to go past "Ponyo" by Studio Ghibli!

『 ハムが...好き! 』

Making this piece was a breeze thanks to two #rstats packages:
📦 {truchet} by @paezha: github.com/paezha/truchet
📦 {ghibli} by @ewenme on Github: github.com/ewenme/ghibli

💻 My repo: github.com/jacquietran/genuary

#genuary7#rtistry#genartclub
Matt

Tooting out an (am I doing this right?)
I’m a data solutions engineer at Atorus where I develop packages for the pharma/life sciences space. I’m also learning Javascript, and have learned a lot by creating www.phillymetal.net, which helps people in the Philadelphia area find heavy music shows 🤘
Looking forward to connecting and reconnecting with others in the , , and general world!

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