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Happy to take another fresh look at Kristoffer Magnusson’s nice visualization projects. #rstats #dataviz
The two libraries [Scalaz and Cats] have different styles, and both remain heavily used by portions of the community today. The evangelism has died down, to some extent, but usage remains strong and everyone recognizes functional programming as one possible style in which to write your Scala applications. — The Death of Hype: What’s Next for Scala
For Example, by Mike Bostock. #dataviz
But Emacs and Vim have been shaped, balanced, sharpened and smoothed over by decades of usage by hundreds of thousands of programmers, each trying to get through their day as efficiently and fuss-free as possible. In the right hands, they move lines, shift paragraphs and fling code better and faster than anything out there. — A well-honed tool (via Irreal)
Google, the world’s largest ad-tech company, has direct access to user data and browsing information from a large part of the web traffic. Their data collection can track an individual from multiple angles to create the best possible behavioral profile. Google has nine different products with more than one billion users each. — Why you should stop using Google Analytics on your website
This also is ten years old!

I was cleaning an old 500 Go HD that I used to use for backup some years ago. That feeling when you finf some good old R code…

Printing from the command line. Because why not?
We are done with season 10 of The Walking Dead. Something’s obviously missing, and it was way too short.