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GitHub - musescore/MuseScore: MuseScore is an open source and free music notation software. For support, contribution, bug reports, visit MuseScore.org. Fork and make pull requests! MuseScore is an open source and free music notation software. For support, contribution, bug reports, visit MuseScore.org. Fork and make pull requests! - musescore/MuseScore

Wuhhhhhht it apparently uses this open source MuseScore software that I never knew existed. github.com/musescore/Mu...

Measles vaccines save millions of lives each year Measles once killed millions every year. Vaccines changed this, preventing disease, long-term immune damage, and deadly outbreaks.

Sharing this here. No reason.
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He's a good boy.

GitHub - jrdnbradford/jupyterlab-cell-lock: A JupyterLab extension for easily locking cells, making them read-only and undeletable. A JupyterLab extension for easily locking cells, making them read-only and undeletable. - jrdnbradford/jupyterlab-cell-lock

v0.3.0 is out. Single cell locking now included, plus accessibility improvements.

github.com/jrdnbradford...

#jupyter #jupyterlab #datascience #dataanalytics

v0.2.0 is out!

github.com/jrdnbradford...

#Jupyter #JupyterLab #JupyterNotebook #DataScience #DataAnalytics

Always remember: `rm Untitled*.ipynb`

#Jupyter #JupyterLab #JupyterNotebooks

What is paramount plus

Trump: The Art of the Deal book cover

Name a book that wasn’t assigned reading in business school.

Idea: a #pre-commit hook that stops you from adding "please do X" or "simply do Y" to your documentation or UI.
#SoftwareEngineering
#UserExperience
#UX

You're mileage may vary, but when it works it definitely helps you debug GHA without having to keep pushing commits!

GitHub - nektos/act: Run your GitHub Actions locally 🚀 Run your GitHub Actions locally 🚀. Contribute to nektos/act development by creating an account on GitHub.

Ha classic! This might be helpful for you: github.com/nektos/act

GitHub - jrdnbradford/jupyterlab-cell-lock: A JupyterLab extension for easily locking cells, making them read-only and undeletable. A JupyterLab extension for easily locking cells, making them read-only and undeletable. - jrdnbradford/jupyterlab-cell-lock

I wrote a #JupyterLab extension for making your notebook cells read-only and undeletable, now on PyPI. Turns out #TypeScript is pretty cool.

See github.com/jrdnbradford....

#Jupyter
#DataAnalytics
#DataScience

A French bulldog mix has a look of concern after seeing code on a laptop

My dog looks like a Java developer who is seeing error handling in #Golang for the first time.

useR! Conference useR! is an annual nonprofit conference organized by R community volunteers and supported by the R Foundation. Attendees include R developers and users who are data scientists, business intelligence s...

Today is the @user-conf.bsky.social 2025 virtual conference 🙌

The talks are being posted one at a time on YouTube, starting last night at midnight ET going through midnight tonight:
www.youtube.com/@useRConfere...

Convinced that most cloud providers could get rid of their support departments and provide the same level of service for none of the cost.

Any chance this will be available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify?

Ridiculously easy to build and publish a GitHub site with #Hugo: gohugo.io

jrdnbradford.github.io

An example in dslc.video/tidytext broke a few years ago, which led me to look into the gutenbergr #RStats package. I've been maintaining it for a while now, but today it's finally updated on CRAN. Let me know if you see any issues! #dataBS

Unpopular opinion in the #Rstats community: I hope that #Positron entirely supersedes #RStudio as the default R IDE. 😎

A clip from the Fox News Channel's terms of use says the company's services are "for your personal enjoyment and entertainment."

Just a reminder that the "Fox News Channel" is just a name— it does not describe an actual news channel. The FNC's own description of its services is here, from its terms of use:

Text: posit conf 2024 Virtual Tickets Available, Atlanta, September 16-18. A drawing outline of the Atlanta skyline and abstract cubes.

Registration for the posit::conf(2025) virtual experience is now open!

Join us virtually, Sept 16–18, and access live-streamed keynotes and 100+ talks, on-demand recordings, Q&A sessions, and our virtual networking platform.

Learn more in the blog post: posit.co/blog/posit-c...

#RStats #Python

Nothing public, but as an example you could add something like the following to your R-CMD-check GitHub Actions workflow to ensure the pipeline fails if the lockfile fails to validate:

- name: Validate renv lockfile
run: |
Rscript -e 'renv::lockfile_validate()'

2) And if you use VS Code or #Positron, you can add the lockfile schema used by lockfile_validate() into your settings and get nice hover help, descriptions, and validation right in your IDE for your lockfile.

github.com/rstudio/renv...

1) If you build production #R apps and use {renv} for reproducibility, you should throw lockfile_validate() into your pipelines, especially if you have custom lockfile requirements.

#RStats #DataScience #DataAnalytics
rstudio.github.io/renv/referen...

GitHub - jrdnbradford/readMDTable: R 📦 for reading markdown tables into tibbles R 📦 for reading markdown tables into tibbles. Contribute to jrdnbradford/readMDTable development by creating an account on GitHub.

Just released v0.3.2 of the R 📦 {readMDTable}: github.com/jrdnbradford...

#rstats #datascience #dataanalytics #analytics

Unlocking Zen: How R's data analysis ecosystem outshines Python In this article, I highlight some pain-points when working with Python & Pandas and how R's ecosystem proves to be a great alternative.

How R's data analysis ecosystem shines against Python.
borkar.substack.com/p/unlocking-...

#rstats #python #analytics

Image of Dogecoin, being used as a placeholder for the Department of Government Efficiency.

Currently up at doge.gov. Already archived by the Wayback Machine so that this nonsense is kept for posterity.

Diagram with large number: 2.7.123 First “2” is commented: Proud version. Bump when you are proud of the release Second “7” is commented: Default version. Just normal/okay releases Third “123” is commented: Shame version. Bump when fixing things too embarrassing to admit

I propose we replace semantic versioning with pride versioning