Monthly Archives: May 2016

My feelings about github are somewhere at the nexus of aggravated and grateful.  Git is not easy because it is composed of a series of incantations based out of somewhat identifiable English.  Close enough that you think they have meaning but far enough that you want to bludgeon yourself in the hopes of forgetting semantics.  AndContinue reading “How I use github in 500 words”

Like so many people out there, I have been hacking and spitting my way through R.  I’ve made some awesome stuff, made the stats work, made some graphs, and written R Markdown notebooks that take 30 minutes to render (no, not because of for loops).  I feel comfortable saying that I am capable in R, but I’m stillContinue reading “Review of: R for Everyone”