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Here’s an interesting list of resources in addition to StatLib: Statistics, Statistical Computing, and Mathematics.
Computational Statistics in Python. #python
I am one of those people who came to Racket because it is a Lisp. I feel that I should be better at creating/using software and general problem solving than I am, and I guess you could say I am looking for the fabled Lisp enlightenment. Maybe saying Lisp is the language of the gods is overwrought, but nobody ever said that JavaScript made them smarter, or that they learned a lot using anything by Microsoft. — Thoughts On Lisp And Racket
See comments and interesting side discussions on Hacker News.
Fun with regular expressions: part I. Actually, it’s quite an interesting read since this post is just a succession of C code, interesting to read by the way, based on DFA representations of regexes.
Fuschia on the balcony
Programming Idioms. Interesting to quickly compare the syntax of different PLs to perform the same task.
TIL that <C-R>. (mind the leading dot) allow to paste the last piece of inserted text. #vim
Old times good times: http://tapedeck.org/.
Highlights from Git 2.33. #git