David Keyes

Helping the rest of us learn #rstats @rfortherest

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[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

Delighted to announce that I've signed a contract with @nostarch for this book.

I'll be working on R Without Statistics this year and hope to have it out in 2023!

Here's my pitch for what the book is and why it's needed. 🧵

https://t.co/USfycTL6fg

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

In 2022, I'm planning to write a book on #rstats. I'd love to know what you think and what additional ideas you might have. 🧵 👇

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@Kyle_Ireton https://t.co/uARKf3tcR5

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@MrPecners Would this help?

https://t.co/ZaRLUGDC2Y

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@dickie_roper Is this package on GitHub? I really dig the aesthetic and would love to take a look at the code.

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@tanya_shapiro Sorry, hope that wasn't mansplaining. It's just something I've thought about a lot!

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@tanya_shapiro However, I do think that more complex examples can be good as a motivating tool. They can show people what they may ultimately be able to do when they become more advanced.

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@jackmcdade I've been using @video_ai and have had a good experience with it.

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@Lydz_is_Poppin Thank you!

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@MatchewB Hmm what exactly do you see?

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@CasJam I've been looking for something similar. I suspect it's possible with a custom @raycastapp extension but I don't have the skills to develop it.

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@ecgrim @EvalGeek @ThePhDPlace @PhDVoice @thephdstory 100% the tidyverse collection of packages. They can do 90% of everything I need to do in R.

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@grrrck This looks like EXACTLY what I need. Thanks!

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

Is there a tool I can use that takes all blog posts I've ever written and then uses AI to help me write future blog posts in my voice?

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@jacasiegel I found @workspacesxyz useful for inspiration when creating my office.

[Alejandra Marchán @amarchan1998]

I'm extremely proud and happy to announce that in March I received a scholarship for R 3 in Months Course by @rfortherest thanks to @dgkeyes and Charlie Hadley. I want to express my appreciation for this amazing program, which is helping me in significant professional growth.

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@erinomarakunz @rstatstweet Good luck!

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@erinomarakunz @rstatstweet The parse_number() function will pull out the first number it finds (before any spaces, I believe). On your specific question, is the format of the dept/course/section number consistent? If so, you could use this function: https://t.co/3GxpwnkyBg

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@erinomarakunz @rstatstweet Yup, check it out:

library(tidyverse)

survey_data <- tibble(
course = "PSY 101 01"
)

survey_data %>%
mutate(coursenum = parse_number(course))

[David Keyes @dgkeyes]

@reprofan @MatchewB @bd_highsmith Thanks for your kind words!