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Already watched the first five Seasons of Morden i Sandhamn. I like this series a lot, and the format is definitely a plus (3x45’) for me.
Phabricator is a set of tools that help companies build better software, faster. May be a good alternative to self hosting a Git like platform?
I didn’t read The Book of Why, but I heard of it a lot on Twitter lately. As you may know, I’m a big fan of Stephen Senn’s work, and I keep following his posts here and there even if I’m no longer being involved in medical statistics. Here is another nice dicussion of Lord’s paradox, where the author explains why neglecting random effects may affect the conclusions drawn from a study. If you’re interested in causal modeling of pre-post study, take a further look at this recent paper: Causal Graphical Views of Fixed Effects and Random Effects Models.
Another nice R4 article by Dirk Eddelbuettel on Debugging with Docker and Rocker. #rstats
Ode.io: A simple personal publishing engine for the open web.
TIL about “earmuffs” (I follow this convention but didn’t know it has a proper name!). #lisp
Pretext (formerly, Mathbook XML): An uncomplicated XML vocabulary for authors of research articles, textbooks, and monographs.