Derek Sollberger @dsollberger@qoto.org

"We at Unity have a super secret plan to gauge metrics"

(this post is completely sarcastic)

Me and homies trying to get something through several academic committees

Today I had some time to try out #TidyModels and plotting decision trees. Here is one example with the Palmer Penguins

found data

https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/13d2zdi/panda_accidentally_gave_me_their_daily_stats_with/

For years, I have been searching for the ability to make color-coded flowcharts, and I have found "graphviz online!". For example, here is the Stardew Valley complete breakfast

my week in research

Something that has been bothering me about Outlook is that I tend to simply need the most recent e-mail with someone. However, search would jumble the results. I changed this setting---unselect "Show top three most relevant results"---and now the program seems to do what I want

For us statistics teachers, here is one way in R to generate the possibility space of 3 flips of a fair coin.

I have volunteered to run a book club for Bayes Rules!

Saturday mornings at 6 AM PST

If you want to join, connect with us over at the R4DS Slack channel

placed all of the LaTeX preamble codes into a couple of files

DerekStyle.sty
DerekStyleSolutions.sty

in order to tidy up my workflow

Il y avait mille jours avec Duolingo !

(for my coworkers)

Over the past few semesters, I have tried out several flow chart makers for my Bayes' Rule example. Today, I finally used Canva instead (so that I can easily change the color of the arrows and nodes).

This is the image that Duolingo uses to represent "math".

The 'square root of negative equals sign' is curious.

Whelp, at least the second derivative looks promising

Here is some quick code to help me plan a crop layout in Stardew Valley.

code (R, #figpatch, #patchwork): https://dsollbergerquarto.netlify.app/posts/greenhouse/greenhouse.html