@cbojlesen Obrigado Christian! Vi você falando no Twitter que tinha um blog antigamente, mas perdeu os posts. Você ainda tem algum conteúdo sobre seus investimentos? Fico super interessado no cases e o que deu e não deu certo nos teus anos de clube! Abs
@joaoeira@azlenelza@RoamResearch@ViktorTabori Agreed. I used to use Zenith/ Yggdrasil but since the update I've been working with the default theme. It's come a long way but horizontal sidebar is the way to go. I'm going to take a look at the CSS but I'm not expert at it. Let me know if you can figure it out!
@Conaw@RoamResearch@levity@TiddlyWiki Amazing! are there any docs out there on the database schema for the notes so we can try our hand at custom queries?
@lmonasterio@lucasit@hadleywickham Se eu puder contribuir, o livro do próprio @hadleywickham R for Data Science (https://t.co/ogLE1fktrm) é muito bom. Aprendi por lá. Recomendo também ver os posts e screencasts do @drob
@MaryELennon@WeAreRLadies@RLadiesPhilly I haven't really used tmap, but I remember seeing it was more powerful than ggplot for choropleths and other types of maps. Since the new ggplot version I did really use it too much to know how it compares. Thanks for the answer!
@datapythonista@TomAugspurger Hi Marc, not sure this is a bug though. I peeked at the changelog and couldn't find anything related to this, so I was just curious if it had always been like this. That said, my error is fixed--if I don't find anything in changelog related to this I'll submit an issue. Thanks!
@WeAreRLadies Gotcha. It'd be awesome to get that type of integration with data.table. I feel like on the Python side geopandas does a better job at being efficient with geospatial data. I'm sure though the awesome R community will come up with something!
@WeAreRLadies That's a really valid point. Do you know any material on using data.table with sf or other spatial data manipulation packages? data.table has always seemed awkward for geographic data manipulation for me. Thanks!