Brandon Hurr

@bhive01
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Postharvest Physiology, #rstats, computer vision and datavis junkie, Fan of KC Sports

Our clubs are off this week to avoid Daylight Savings shenanigans. Use the time to catch up, and then join us at https://dslc.io!

 Intro to Statistical Learning w/ Python (ISLP): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3x6DOfs2NGjM52UUBY61QkouibiO3YNP #PyData

 The Rust Programming Language: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3x6DOfs2NGi7HsPRKCXTf8OuyG9IwZeR #RustLang

 Coming soon: Outstanding User Interfaces with Shiny #RStats #RShiny

dslc.io

dslc.io

πŸŽ—οΈmacOS Chrome-ish browser users can do:

```bash
$ defaults write com.google.Chrome ExtensionManifestV2Availability -int 2
```

to keep Manifest V2 extensions working until June of next year (needs a browser restart).

Change the key depending on your browser. e.g.,

β€’ com.google.Chrome.beta
β€’ com.vivaldi.Vivaldi
β€’ com.vivaldi.Vivaldi.snapshot
β€’ company.thebrowser.Browser (for Arc users)

(etc.)

Go to:

β€’ chrome://policy/

to make sure it's set.

If LLMs are helping you fill in meaningless paperwork, then the solution might be to get rid of the meaningless paperwork.

Not to use a program to create more meaningless paperwork for others

So apparently I forgot that it was PositConf next week. I don't think I can go. I haven't communicated time off for it, nor booked hotels or travel. It's been that kind of year(s).
collaboration with jn3008

{yyjsonr} package update

#RStats

I suspect I ended up following a lot of the R folks I used to follow on the tweeters/X. Which is great. I miss y'all greatly. It's been lonely over there for a while without you. I don't know how to keep up with R anymore. It's been hard to go from `%>%` to `|>` even. I feel like one of those old people I used to make fun of. What's been going on with Julia? Is it as good as R? Better? I can tell you after the last few months that Pandas just doesn't do it for me.
I'll be honest though. I've spent a lot more time in python lately than R. R is still my home, but been learning a lot about segmentation-based approaches to image analysis with OpenCV and Python lately. Making data for R to process! (I swear)
I guess I should use this thing. I'm supporting it and haven't been using it while (other site) has been dying. Been off the other site for a few weeks now and need to consider if the answer is threads, or bluesky, or here. How dare I assume it isn't here?