I somehow forgot about GitUp. A simple git log and more Magit when required, and I’m generally done with tracking what I’ve done. Of course, this is because I mostly work alone. Anyway, I like it when you have a such a clean and minimal UI which helps to visualize at a glance (or even act on) a full Git repo.

Un excellent tutoriel Emacs en français ! #emacs #fr

Oldie but goodie: normal random number generator in R. (via @BrodieGaslam) #rstats

Another command-line utility to deal with flat files: xsv (available on Homebrew).

Another screenshot in the dark night…

  Arno, Human Incognito.

Beta-blockers are so much fun. I just stayed out of it for almost four hours after I got home from work. And it’s been going on for weeks. Time for another beer I guess.

Visual Statistics. Use R! (PDF, 429 pp.) #rstats

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I don’t really like editing code in a browser. This is why I rarely use Jupyter notebooks. Likewise, I found that the Emacs EIN package was clunky. This was years ago, and I don’t think the project has evolved so much in the recent years. TIL there’s a new interface to communicate with Jupyter kernels: emacs-jupyter. #emacs