Re: Working with AI. The more I work with it, the more that I feel like Sigourney Weaver's character in "Galaxy Quest", whose main job is to talk to the ship's computer:
Posts by Ted Laderas
Yes, OpenClaw is why we can't have nice things
Has anyone here gotten any paper reviews from reviewer 2.5 (that is, clearly LLM generated)? How bad was it?
I feel we all have to be Blade Runners nowadays. We need to be good at detecting AI content.
What I wonder whether this means that we will now reject perfect looking people as AI generated and untrustworthy.
Maybe "real" looking people will be considered more trustworthy.
Here's the demo: There are sections for both uv/rv: youtu.be/7MfR4twZoOQ
If there is interest, I can make the demo portion available as a video.
I demo using uv/rv sync with Positron in both R and Python, and discuss how to start your projects
The second workshop, Package Management for R and Python focuses on using uv/rv to manage your packages in a reproducible way, with some discussion about other methods such as binder and Dockerfiles: hutchdatascience.org/package-mana...
The first workshop, Making Code Ready for Publication, focuses on setting up your project and repository. There is a social learning activity, so you can easily give this workshop in your group: hutchdatascience.org/making-code-...
A couple of workshops we've recently given:
- Making Code Ready for Publication
- Package Management for R and Python
Links in the thread. #datascience #rstats #python
This video is resonating with me. I've become more irritable to smaller things as I get older, and it's good to know that my nervous system is recalibrating. youtu.be/195Fb-YnLXo?...
Do we need linters for English now?
Always down to the wire. Got my #positconf2026 submission in, hope everyone gets theirs in as well!
@hrbrmstr.dev caught my eye with an issue of his newsletter dedicated to Markdown. Of special interest to is md-browser, which translates webpages to Markdown and is a nice way to get to the actual content. Also really interested in electrobun. dailydrop.hrbrmstr.dev/2026/02/12/d...
Flyer for a gradual intro to shiny workshop on February 7 at 8:00 AM PST - url to register is in post
I'll be teaching a short intro to Shiny workshop for @rladiesremote.bsky.social on February 17! Registration details are below, or you can register by going here: meetu.ps/e/PQt4g/ypHs... #shiny #rstats #databs
Building a gallery of nebulas for #tidytuesday astronomy picture of the day with #databot: I parse the dataset, filter the data to nebulas, download the images, and publsih to a gallery. #databs #rstats #datascience youtu.be/m5hUFNuhejw
Another #tidytuesday spent with #databot - this time understanding African languages. This time I work in #python! #databs #datascience
youtu.be/Ac3tXWQgaa4
Back with the #ready4r newsletter for the new year. I continue working with #databot on #tidytuesday data, talk about being curious about data, and being wrong with analyses. #datascience #rstats #databs
buttondown.com/ready4r/arch...
New blog post by @mpadge.bsky.social & Steffi LaZerte:
Code Hosting Options Beyond GitHub
ropensci.org/blog/2025/12...
You can definitely do it pretty easily - here's some leaflet/mapview on one of our pages: datathon-winter-2025.netlify.app/mapview.html
Yup - it is hosting the html pages so people can see the maps
Trying out #databot for exploring endangered languages of the world for #TidyTuesday
I know some about spatial analysis using {sf}, so I work with #databot to visualize the data spatially. #rstats #databs
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bahM...
I have a sudden desire to go play Stardew Valley after seeing this
My mom and her friends are pretty bloodthirsty when they play Scrabble. I don't even rate...
Happy new year to all the #databs #rstats #python #datascience folks. I wish I felt more optimistic but I can at least see some positive things on the horizon.
Yeah to Yes
Very interesting- mini roundabouts seem more like a suggestion than actual infrastructure