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No. I could not have built this site without lots of help. This site is gratefully built using a variety of open-source resources and inspirations. John Blischak’s workflowr package, blog posts, and talks provide the reproducible github pages framework that this is built on. I rely a great deal on the work of the worldwide open source R community.
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Sometimes. We can’t escape the matter of semantic and semiotic instabilities, which are only compounded by the fallibility of our sensory mechanisms in objectively describing reality.
Frankly, in the grand scheme of things (with regards to the vast majority of human knowledge), most of the time 🤠 I have no idea what I’m talking about. As an engineer, an individually contributing data scientist, and even a Boy Scout leader, I tend to simplify things in order to be able to understand them. I may also be bound here and there by non-disclosure, non-disparagement, and other negotiated and non-negotiated agreements. So… take it all in with a grain of salt.
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If you want to 💬 quote me, ask me for confirmation before alleging I said something and meant it?
Who knows? But just so you know, if you choose to comment or tweet at me about stuff I’m not interested in or in an aggressive, sea-lioning manner, then I’ll just mute you. 😏 You won’t even know. Or I’ll block you. If you have an opinion, good for you—you don’t necessarily need to tell me about it. You do you.
Fun fact: that’s not censorship.
I also do not reply to 🗑 cold emails from vendors or service providers. If you’re looking for a surefire way of getting on my “mute” list, this would be it.
Again, no idea. I reserve the right to evolve my opinions and to change my mind altogether on any topic at any time with no notice. Listening and learning and thinking and growing 🤓 are inherently good things and I refuse to steadfastly hold onto an idea simply because it’s the way it’s always been idea’ed. Consequently, I delete my bad tweets. I delete good ones too, in case they didn’t land quite right or if I want to rephrase them.
I also delete ✂️ conversations that are no longer relevant, especially if I’ve tried to have a constructive dialog with you only to realize that you’re not actually having a conversation in good faith and are rather demonstrating a willful and pervasive form of aggressive cluelessness masquerading as a sincere desire to understand.
Write a github issue. But I’m zen 😌 about it: the formatting is just going to be bad sometimes. Call it personal growth: I’m allowing it to stay bad and not obsessing over it. Really, I’m not secretly obsessing 😳 over each and every broken carriage return.
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Not really, unless we’ve worked together. Basically, if it’d feel inappropriate for me to ask you a professional favor, or if it’d be awkward if I did you a favor just because… then it’s unlikely that we’ll connect on LinkedIn.
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Well… Since you’ve been reading this far, I feel empowered to ask you to support live, local music and the youth organizations in your own communities. Adopt a pet from a shelter and care for it. Join a recreational biking or hiking club. Invest in making your community a place where others want to be.
Citation:
Blischak JD, Carbonetto P, and Stephens M. Creating and sharing reproducible research code the workflowr way [version 1; peer review: 3 approved]. F1000Research 2019, 8:1749 (https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.20843.1)