Still no idea which TV series to watch, nor what to look for in this evening. So I’ll keep posting (not so) random links that have been hanging around on my iPhone for weeks:

• Time Series Analysis, by Kevin Kotzé
• Feather, CSV, or Rdata, by Vince Buffalo
• pandas 2.0 Design Documents, by the Pandas team
• Intervention Analysis, from the PennState Eberly College of Science
• If not SICP, then what? Maybe HTDP?, by Steven Rosenberg
• Matrix Algebra proGrams In Common Lisp, by Rigetti Computing
• Now You C Me, by Davis Vaughan
• Codex Seraphinianus, by John Borwick
• Reading large CSV files in R, on SO
• Advent of Code in Lisp, by Dimitri Fontaine
• Marijn Haverbeke’s homepage
• Modern Regression Analysis (PDF), by James C. Slaughter
• Variance reduction in randomised trials by inverse probability weighting using the propensity score, by Williamson et al.
• David Gohel’s Github account
• Should we ignore covariate imbalance and stop presenting a stratified ‘table one’ for randomized trials?, on Frank Harrell’s Discourse
• A Python package for exploring and analysing genetic variation data
• Replacing Disqus with Github Comments, by Don Williamson

Never heard of Qwant before, but it looks like a good alternative to Google or Bing.

Les données conduisent au refroidissement social. #fr

Well, I’m done for good with Occupied, my list of TV series is out of stock, and I have no idea what to look for. I guess I’m good at reading books and watching Minecraft gamers on Twitch.

Got a little upgrade under the hood in the morning:

Nothing really new, though, except perhaps the “more editorial highlights on a single page in the Browse tab” in iTunes.

  Owen Pallett, In Conflict.

I like minimal theme, hence the Hugo them I choose last year. However, I just found an even more minimalist theme: slim.

Scott’s World*, and more animations to see on Complexity Explorables.

Even if I have only increased the length of my working days by 2 hours in 1 month (currently 9am to 3pm), I definitely stay out of work for a good 2 or 3 hours once I get home. I guess I just have to live with that for the moment. It’s probably time to finish Occupied before the beer finishes me off. #self

Functional programming explained for the pragmatic programmer. Nice take. Maybe it would have been easier to focus on C versus Common Lisp before addressing the case of hybrid languages. (via HN)