Category: R
Everything filed under R.
Spelunking macOS 'ScreenTime' App Usage with R
Apple has brought Screen Time to macOS for some time now and that means it has to store this data somewhere . Thankfully, Sarah Edwards has foraged through the macOS filesystem for us and explained where these bits of knowledge are in her…
100% Stacked Chicklets
I posted a visualization of email safety status (a.k.a. DMARC ) of the Fortune 500 (2017 list) the other day on Twitter and received this spiffy request from…
RSwitch 1.5.1 Released
An RSwitch user, lcolladotor filed a most-welcome issue letting me know that the core functionality of the switcher was busted ?. After testing out the 1.5.1 release candidate I had made a "harmless" & "clever" change to reduce some…
Twitter "Account Analysis" in R
This past week @propublica linked to a really spiffy resource for getting an overview of a Twitter user's profile and activity called accountanalysis . It has a beautiful interface that works as well on mobile as it does in a real browser.…
RSwitch 1.5.0 Release Now Also Corrals RStudio Server Connections
All books, links, and other reference resources are under a single submenu…
September 2019 Democratic Debates Added to {ggchicklet}
The latest round of the 2020 Democratic debates is over and the data from all the 2019 editions of the debates have been added to {ggchicklet} . The structure of the debates2019 built-in dataset has changed a…
RSwitch 1.4.1 Released
A minor update to RSwitch has been released. Apart from some internal code reorganization there are three user-facing…
RSwitch 1.4.0 Released
Swift 5 has been so much fun to hack on that there's a new update to macOS R-focused mebubar utility RSwitch available. Along with the app comes a new dedicated RSwitch landing page and a new user's guide since it has enough features to…
Improvements to RSwitch in v1.3.0
It's only been a couple days since the initial version of my revamped take on RSwitch but there have been numerous improvements since then worth…
Polyglot FizzBuzz in R (Plus: "Why Can't Johnny Code?")
I caught this post on the The Surprising Number Of Programmers Who Can’t Program from the Hacker News RSS feed. Said post links to another, classic post on the same subject and you should read both before…