Having intentionally chosen a school so I would not have to take on loans, at times I wonder which school would be on my transcript if I hadn't had to run those numbers.
My husband and I worked hard to pay off our student loan debt and we’ve saved for decades for our child’s college fund, so is it fair that others might just get their student debt forgiven?
Yes. It totally is.
I don’t need others to suffer just bc I did.
scales 1.2.0 out now: https://t.co/GF4BwfOVFL. A bunch of minor bug fixes and some nice new features for labelling numbers, log scales, and currency data. #rstats
@TunnelOfFire Part of it is lack of consistent styling...I cringe when reading base R anymore. Then again my code tends toward "%>% everything" but these days almost everything I write is in the tidyverse so...
Maybe "glad someone else didn't have to go through that, we should have done this a long time ago" is a kinder and less selfish take on forgiveness of crippling student loan debt than "where's MY check?!"
Just out in case anyone finds environmental pollutants and statistical learning of interest. This curated dataset from NIST includes more than 50k data points for common contaminants in North Pacific seabird eggs, categorized by species and colony.
https://t.co/10QwVILIy8
My husband, John Gaulden, has been documenting flooding in Charleston for about a decade. Specifically, flooding in under resourced neighborhoods. Check out this piece by @BitterSouth featuring some of his work: https://t.co/p0QOYKLvM9 #TheWaterIsRising#JohnGaulden#ChsWX
@lucky_dog99@CloudKBD I know what each feels like, but don't ask me to quick-convert. Rough guess is easy but brain won't allow me to get it "mostly" right...must calculate each time.