Just turned a pile of soft butter, sugar, flour and vanilla into warm, golden chocolate chip cookies The kitchen smells like heaven and I’m already planning my next baking adventure!
Finally passed my driving test on the first try! All those early mornings practicing parallel parking were so worth it — now I can finally hit the road independently
Our photography club’s autumn hike this Sat at 9 AM! Bring your gear, capture stunning fall foliage, and share your shots with the crew. Sign up via link in bio!,
Today’s highlight: Spent the whole day at the city’s pop culture con, scored exclusive anime merch, took pics with cosplayers, and already counting down to next year!,
Just watched my tiny pup grow from wobbly new walker to zooming trick champ in 6 months—this floof’s my favorite work of art , #PetGrowthJourney, #DogLife,
📆In September, we will host two research conferences you can still submit papers to. Join the SAFE Asset Pricing Workshop or the Market Microstructure Conference. All details on our homepage: https://t.co/HiA2K3UNdU #EconTwitter#CallforPapers
This textbook "Economic Networks: Theory and Computation" by @john_stachurski and Tom Sargent looks great. Free downloadable PDF, tons of executable #Python code and #dataviz in @jupyterbook, and full GitHub version control. @QuantEcon@PSLFoundation
https://t.co/6G6yEVDquZ
Thanks again to @NISS_DataSci for inviting me to give a virtual tutorial on #Rcpp for extending #RStats with @isoCpp. Slides are (as usual) on my talks page at
https://t.co/We3FikXNe8; the video recording should be(come) available for NISS affiliates.
Lecture slides for my 'Data Science Programming Methods' course STAT 447 from this Fall 2021 at U of Illinois are now accessible via https://t.co/hHewPJY3pl covering shell (incl sed/awk), markdown, git(hub), sql, lots of #Rstats up to packaging, and Docker. Enjoy!
R^4 Post #036: pub/sub with Redis and R
Real-time financial market monitoring with R and Redis
https://t.co/0HqbaKr8Fj
#rstats#rcpp#redis
But special thanks to @joshua_ulrich and especially (twitterless) Bryan Lewis
Comparing the econometric causal model with two popular causal frameworks: Neyman-Holland causal model and the do-calculus, from James J. Heckman and Rodrigo Pinto https://t.co/7jwFvCPA1Z
Fabolous book on #Python and #Econometrics
It covers:
-basic python libraries,
-graphs,
-OLS,
-time series, forecasting,
-panel data,
-IV,
-simultaneous equations models,
-limited dependent variable models,
and various examples from @jmwooldridge book
OPINION: The growing use of payment for order flow in U.S. equity markets may be increasing volatility and costs for all investors by moving a greater share of money from exchanges to market makers.
https://t.co/ggC25pLQKQ
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