Michelle Stuart

molecular biologist, knitter and knitr, sailing enthusiast, wanderer, Rmd

[Michelle Stuart @stuart620]

@amc171717 @hpboro Thank you mert!

[Michelle Stuart @stuart620]

@JennyBryan 2009 MacBook in Classic White here

[Nick Strayer @NicholasStrayer]

Updated my {pagedown} & data-driven CV to use the wonderful {googlesheets4} pkg by @JennyBryan.
Now all custom info is stored in a google sheet w/ tabs for different types of info. I tried to make it easy to copy. Try it out!
👁https://t.co/8yOkEEAyrl
💾 https://t.co/NYJNg7uLaF

[Paul Hudson @twostraws]

Xcode in 20 Seconds, day 32: Multiple cursors. If you hold down Option and drag over a column of text, you can make edits in multiple places at the same time. Bonus tip: Ctrl+Shift+Click lets you place new cursors at specific points 👍

[Michelle Stuart @stuart620]

@AlexaLFH You did such a great job!

[Sean J. Taylor @seanjtaylor]

Probably the most productivity-improving thing you do can for a data science team is to create and maintain a strong, inclusive community of practice. If people on your team aren’t constantly learning from each other, you’re leaving a ton of value on the table.

[Allison Horst @allison_horst]

It’s our 5th #tidytuesday coding club this quarter! If you’re at or near @ucsantabarbara & @brenucsb, join us Tuesdays to practice R skills, work on your own code, or participate in @R4DScommunity #TidyTuesday in a supportive & low-stress setting. We’d love to see you! 📊💻🥳

[Hadley Wickham @hadleywickham]

Some advice on managing your online presence if you're applying for a job or scholarship, based on my experiences reviewing rstudio::conf scholarship applications (results out soon):

[Michelle Stuart @stuart620]

@AlexaLFH So many people beat me to it! I use dput, and even use it inline (not copy paste) as in x = dput(names(table))

[Posit PBC @posit_pbc]

(1/5) Tired of maintaining separate universes for different languages? So are data science teams. Get started with Jupyter Notebooks and JupyterLab in RStudio Server Pro: https://t.co/lMC7B2gzSI
#RStats #JupyterNotebook #DataScience

[Michelle Stuart @stuart620]

@JotaSolano @minebocek That being said, it’s has come a long way from just two years ago. I keep trying. Also, out IT guy doesn’t like to update software so it could simply be an effect of our server running an older version of RStudio server. I’m using an iPad Pro with the Apple pro keyboard.

[Michelle Stuart @stuart620]

@JotaSolano @minebocek I’ve been using R on my iPad for a while now and it’s still not perfect. My hope was that I could travel with my iPad only, but it’s just not ready. Sometimes the up down arrows don’t work, or it won’t let you switch cursor focus from the console to source.

[Thomas Lin Pedersen @thomasp85]

This is sooo cool!

[Michelle Stuart @stuart620]

Thanks @zevross for such a comprehensive tweet that was searchable and instantly useable thanks to the comparison graphics and code examples. You rock!

[Zev Ross @zevross]

I've been very impressed with the concaveman algorithm for creating a hull around points. Super-fast and easy to implement. Convex hull and concave hull compared below (#rstats package by @joelgombin, original JS script by @mourner)

[Kayla Frisoli @stat_frizz]

A few takeaways from the @hadleywickham visit: 1) Procrastination is not a time management problem, it’s an emotional problem 2) Think of a GitHub profile as a public resumé and treat it as such 3) Allot specific time for travel/service/etc. each month to avoid overload! #phdchat

[Michelle Stuart @stuart620]

#STEM is getting #STEAMy over at @thomasp85. I really love this. #rstats

[Thomas Lin Pedersen @thomasp85]

Most high-fidelity render yet... A whooping 37 million particles was used #rstats #generative

[Mara Averick @dataandme]

What good is Twitter if I'm only just now finding out about this?! 👑🐝

[Michelle Stuart @stuart620]

@thomasp85 @minebocek I wish RStudio magically knew I was in a ggplot block and output a + when I used the keyboard shortcut.

[Michelle Stuart @stuart620]

@thomasp85 @minebocek I use the %>% instead of the + all the time!