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Last episode of The Killing 2 planned for tonight.
Here is the Request Map for this website. Still a lot of external dependencies that I could get rid of.

Quick update on Stata online book. Check it on the dedicated page or on GitHub.
Want to test your competitive programming skills? Take a look at this Bachelor’s Thesis: Analysis and solution of a collection of algorithmic problems (by Rafael Eusebio López Martínez).
In competitive programming, one has to use knowledge in algorithms and data structures to find solutions to algorithmic problems, then put those a ideas into a correct computer program that solves the problem within given time and memory constraints. This activity involves learning about a wide range of complex data structures and algorithms, and many hours of training.
See also my review of the Competitive Programmer’s Handbook.
I don’t know if there’s a better solution, but this is working very well in my
case. #org
And don’t even look back!

If you are like me a long time user of command-line tools for data munging, you will probably find some useful utilities on this post: Data Processing Resources: Command-line Interface (CLI) for CSV, TSV, JSON, and XML.
I just came across this new book: Foundations of Data Science (PDF, 479 pp.). It looks great and furthermore this is one of those rare books which provides an original approach to data science and machine learning from rigorous (mathematical) arguments. Other resources are provided in the following Twitter thread.