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I wired the brick up as a very small external monitor, so you can, for instance, play Doom on it.

A group of people in a room staring at their phones. Every half hour or so a different one looks up and complains about how everyone else does nothing but look at their phones.

Title for a book recommendation blog:

A Danger to My Shelf and Others

Honest question: Is there anyone here fluent in both and who prefers R?

I know Python well and am still learning R. It feels kludgy, extremely context-sensitive, and more like an accreted bag of tricks than a designed programming language.

Maybe this is just my fear of change / computer scientist bias or issues with the particular book I'm reading. A part of me feels that students minoring (and someday majoring) in should know R because it's widely used, but another part worries that teaching them this inferior tool is doing them a disservice.

Is there an R champion in the house?

Most languages:

true is a boolean
2 is an integer
2.0 is a double
2L is a long integer

:

TRUE is a logical
2 is a double
2.0 is a double
2L is an integer

For added fun, the last three are displayed the same way (2).

Wat.

Interviewer: Why did you decide to open an Italian restaurant?

Limp Bizkit: 🎡 I did it all for the gnocchi! 🎡

If you're posting a poll on Mastodon, you can make a "choose one" poll or a "choose one or more" poll.

On the website interface, you can switch types by clicking on the voting buttons when you're posting the poll. When they are circles it will be a "choose one" poll, when they are squares it's "one or more".

The official apps don't (yet) support changing this, some of the third party apps may support it though.

#MastoTips #Mastodon #FediTips #Polls

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