Here's my 4th tutorial in my "R for Hockey Analysis" series, where I show you how you can use #rstats for hockey data.
This tutorial is centered around the basics of RegEx and the stringr 📦, which can help you immensely with cleaning your data.https://t.co/PheKvkFz7r
— Evan Oppenheimer (@OppenheimerEvan) January 9, 2019
Category Archives: Twitter
Tweet by OppenheimerEvan
# 2019.02.13 – 09:52
Tweet by NicolaGrissom
I'm beginning to question the assumption that exploration is a quality of good decision making. In human work, it assumes that people have lived safe lives where seeking information has resulted in good outcomes. This is not a valid assumption for much of humanity.
— Grissom Lab (@NicolaGrissom) January 4, 2019
# 2019.02.13 – 09:52
Tweet by jonworth
Right. Take a deep breath. 🥵
After the #NoConfidenceVote I have reworked my Brexit flow diagram.
🚨 The events of the last two days have made this more complex, not less. And there are more loops than before.
I *think* the chances of #Article50 extension are now up though. pic.twitter.com/jlcqDJq4i0
— Jon Worth (@jonworth) January 16, 2019
# 2019.02.13 – 09:52
Tweet by JamesFallows
2/2 – Also true that *other* extremely hard part of the job, apart from making decisions, is persuading others to go along with you. That *generally* requires seeing them in person — Rep/Sens, foreign leaders, crowds that don't already agree w you. Time alloc crucial part of job
— James Fallows (@JamesFallows) February 4, 2019
# 2019.02.13 – 09:52
Tweet by JamesFallows
1/2 Two contradictory truths about "executive time" for presidents:
– It's really true that, in normal circumstances, a prez's time is *most* precious commodity, and must be ferociously guarded to allow chance to think, second-guess, recharge. So "blank" time. is precious time.— James Fallows (@JamesFallows) February 4, 2019
# 2019.02.13 – 09:52
Tweet by Reuters
Brooklyn-based inventor creates wacky contraption to serve himself a piece of cake pic.twitter.com/iZv5OJPDfs
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 20, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:41
Tweet by allafarce
Trust data
Not too much
Mostly orders of magnitude— Dave Guarino (@allafarce) April 13, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:41
Tweet by xain_hs
not sure who wrote this but it's helpful pic.twitter.com/KsN0B4LXQm
— Xain (@xain_hs) April 2, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:41
Tweet by CyrilMorong
Why do employers pay extra money to people who study a bunch of subjects in college that they don’t actually need you to know? Signaling. Interesting article about economics professor Bryan Caplan https://t.co/fuMPEAELJb
— Cyril Morong (@CyrilMorong) April 27, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:41
Tweet by MaxCRoser
1950 on the left:
Global life expectancy was 46 years.
In Africa the average was 36
In India 35 years2015 on the right:
Global life expectancy is 71 years.
In Africa it is 61 (same as Japan in 1950)
In India it is 68 (close to the healthiest country in 1950 – Norway with 72) pic.twitter.com/7mtheYLsXK— Max Roser (@MaxCRoser) April 24, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:41
Tweet by slaught_m
"Ehrman rejects the idea that Constantine’s conversion made much difference; the empire, he writes, would most likely have turned Christian in time without him." https://t.co/ARSrUWSKZO
— Maggie Slaughter (@slaught_m) February 14, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:36
Tweet by DinaPomeranz
Most of the increase in the global population is currently happening due to growing life expectancy, rather than growing number of children:https://t.co/bJogMy3bpr pic.twitter.com/vgjaBMMqU8
— Dina D. Pomeranz (@DinaPomeranz) February 8, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:36
Tweet by AlastairMcA30
Almost ALL of them loved people who made them laugh:
'That magician is so silly! His pants fell down and I couldn't stop laughing!'
'My daddy pulls funny faces which I just love!'
'The boy in the next bed farted! Hahaha!'Laughter relieves pain. /9
— Alastair McAlpine (@AlastairMcA30) February 1, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:36
Tweet by rabbisally1
Thought for the week: “All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware” (Martin Buber). Shavua tov!
— Sally J. Priesand (@rabbisally1) February 25, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:36
Tweet by PatBlanchfield
Zevitsky and Ziblatt's "How Democracies Die" is really impressive. pic.twitter.com/pdrvBz0Q26
— Patrick Blanchfield (@PatBlanchfield) January 21, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:32
Tweet by CorkGaines
Arsenal supporter not happy.
"RUBBISH! RUBBISH! BOOO! RUBBISH!" pic.twitter.com/nX3cVo23Qn
— Cork Gaines (@CorkGaines) January 14, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:32
Tweet by chrisbarncard
Originally designed to undertake small construction projects. Sheds. Garages.
— Chris Barncard (@chrisbarncard) January 2, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:32
Tweet by sciam
Cocktail of brain chemicals may be a key to what makes us human https://t.co/1iSQ0PK7lU (By @BretStetka) pic.twitter.com/q72qoN4PFu
— Scientific American (@sciam) January 24, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:31
Tweet by mipsytipsy
I just wrote a blog post about our approach to interviewing. TLDR we see it as an opportunity to see you at your strongest, and we select for emotional maturity, communication skills and passion. https://t.co/H53VPFByQ0
— Charity Majors (@mipsytipsy) January 24, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:31
Tweet by KevinSimler
A surprisingly great read: "The Dictator's Handbook" by Bruce Bueno de Mesquita and Alastair Smith. 282 pages, published in 2011.
Notes to follow 👇 pic.twitter.com/GIxGPippWT
— Kevin Simler (@KevinSimler) January 22, 2018
# 2018.05.14 – 12:31