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R, data, visualisation, 🐕, 🍸, 🌈. He/him

Houston, TX
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Joined August 2009
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    Mar 9

    dplyr 1.0.0 is coming soon 🥳 Learn more about what's changing, how our lifecycle model works, and how you can help at then stay tuned for more blog posts about specific features

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    Sep 14

    New adventure 🎉 I've joined where I'll combine two things I ❤️, teaching & . I'm excited to get creative as a data science educator! Made this ⛵️🌞 to celebrate!

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    Sep 13

    My R/stats art will always be free. If you're an instructor & feel your course materials benefit from the art, & are in a position to do so w/o stress, please consider donating whatever you feel it's worth to Data 4 Black Lives: .

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    Sep 11

    Every few months I re-read this article, and every time it helps.

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  5. Sep 12

    pkgdown 1.6.0 out now! Now uses ragg for higher quality plots, new downlit package for syntax highlighting, and includes a bunch of bug fixes:

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    Sep 10

    I hope to see you in Manchester next year (starting Sept 6th). The call for invited topic sessions is live. First plenary speaker announcement:

    RSS International Conference 2021 For all Statisticians and Data Scientists. All Welcome. Manchester 6-9 September 2021 Proposals for invited topic sessions and workshop open until 18 November Connect * Share * Learn for more details visit: rss.org.uk/conference2021 #RSS2021Conf @RSSAnnualConf Registration will open later this month with discounts for RSS Fellows.
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    Sep 10
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    Good idea, find some time to do this (and will use it for teaching). Some surprises: geom_text in the Top-6! What ist geom_spoke ;)… Ranking gives more or less a priority list for students (1st and 2nd panel)…

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  8. Retweeted
    Sep 9

    I have a new role at and am now leading a team of data engineers. I'm very excited! Also, we're hiring! If building systems for data sharing in Alzheimer's research sounds exciting to you, check it out:

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    Sep 9

    They're always cheering for you.

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    Sep 6

    Fellow US ex-pats or citizens-through-whatever-family-situation: FIGURE OUT HOW YOU CAN VOTE. My vote counts in the most left-y place imaginable (so probably doesn't change things) and I still want to, because I want history to record where I stood at this point in time.

    Myth #1: I don’t have a US address anymore. ✅ You ALWAYS retain the in Federal elections. Your voting address is the last place you resided in the US. If you never lived in the US, many states will allow you to vote.
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    Sep 5

    me & usethis everyday these days. 📦usethis📦[by & ] "is a workflow package: it automates repetitive tasks that arise during project setup and development, both for R packages and non-package projects."

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    Aug 30

    Just discovered the str_wrap function and it automatically splits long labels in multi-panel plots. No more replacing spaces with \n!

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    Sep 5

    New blogpost/guide continuing my series on tables w/ {gt} ! ✅ Adaptation of 's 10 Guidelines for Better Tables ✅ Reproducible code to create 25(!) tables w/ data ✅ 1700 lines of {gt} + code and commentary

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    Sep 4

    This is *so cool.* I love looking at the landscapes as abstract sets of colors, and comparing the distributions across the political spectrum:

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    Sep 2

    Preparing for preparing slides "Recent cool developments in " for the school's Computing Club session (recent def as <= 2y or so). Please kindly help with your suggestions -thank you! 🙌😃🙏

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    Aug 31

    This is a super neat walkthrough of how Shannon wowed the folks at a job interview using R techniques she learned from following along with Twitter, blogs, & videos.

    After a minimal start followed by a long hiatus, I have a new blog post! 🤞 I can keep it up. How I used a job interview as an opportunity to foster new skills for future me in the tidyverse, tidytext, networks, flexdashboard, and shiny. thank's👇
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    Aug 31

    First day of advanced data science . So excited to meet everyone! The course website is here: and if you want to follow along at home you can sign up to receive each week's course material by email here!

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  18. Aug 31

    Thanks to all 235 people who submitted to rstudio::global()! You should have received a confirmation email over the weekend, and we're kicking off the review process today. Judging from the timeline of submissions y'all love to leave it to the last minute😉

    Graph of cumulative submissions to rstudio::global showing two big spikes just before the deadlines
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    Aug 29

    We just gave this post a massive update — check it out for what we think is the best approach to learning for data analysis and data science: (And no, it's not just a sales pitch; this will work regardless of the learning platform you choose)

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    Aug 27

    Hey educators, gappy code like in this tutorial by is such a great teaching tool. Does anyone know of research/blogposts etc. on where to put the gaps? I’m trying to compile some resources for educators teaching programming to beginners

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    Aug 25

    Thanks to RStudio Package Manager, and I just installed in seconds rather than hours + google + more hours. Game changer!

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