I’ve had a nice afternoon working on my hobby R/Shiny project, a loadout finder for the game Destiny 2. These improvements make it a lot more flexible and informative: It can now optionally include armor that would otherwise be filtered out of configurations by the minimum stat threshold, and it will show current mods used in displayed loadouts.
I’m sure it poses some benefits for systematic parsing (and I’m certainly much more comfortable working in R and markdown, for what it’s worth) but Jupyter’s reliance on json for its file format seems like a big disadvantage for readability and portability.
Any friends have firsthand experience comparing the Magic Trackpad and Magic Mouse? I’d like to get some gestures back now that I’m using a Mac for work at my desk.
I caught this sliver of moon and – I think – Saturn one early morning recently. Today we’re dusted in an inch of springtime snow.
I felt pretty good about this weekend’s pizza dough. GF crust is a little finicky, but I’m getting pretty okay at it.
Every time I see a “workers need to be back in the office” take, I’m going to reply with this photo of a fresh homemade scone covered in homemade clotted cream, sitting beside my keyboard while I work in the morning sunlight streaming through my window.
I: Spend days carefully curating config files, reinstalling homebrew and trying variations of arm and x86 binaries
RStudio: Do you even ODBC, bro?
I: Just profanely put the path to the driver in the dbConnect call, disregarding all documentation and common sense.
RStudio: Yah here’s your SQL Server.