@rundel

Associate Professor of the Practice, Department of Statistical Science, Duke University R and computing enthusiast

 Durham, NC
rundel.github.io
Joined February 2008
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Twitter hive mind question - what could possibly be borked on a linux server (Fedora 36) such that the following python code does not fail after the 2nd bind with an Address already in use error: #Linux #Python #HiveMind
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import socket s1 = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) s1.bind(("0.0.0.0", 8888)) s2 = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) s2.bind(("0.0.0.0", 8888))
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I just completed all 25 days of Advent of Code 2022! adventofcode.com/ #AdventOfCode #RStats
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Colin Rundel retweeted
Aneta Piekut@AnetaPiekut7 Dec 2022
We are giving a @CAUSEweb seminar on @JStatEd SI 'The growing importance of reproducibility and responsible workflow in the data science and statistics curriculum' - Q&A with @askdrstats @RohanAlexander @ADSA_ExecDir @rundel 🕘 13 Dec 4-4:45 pm ET causeweb.org/cause/webinar/j…

The growing importance of reproducibility and responsible workflow in the data science and statis...

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Slides and code from this year's workshops at #RStudioConf2022 Causal Inference Teaching Data Science Getting Started with Quarto Production-Quality Shiny Apps Package Development Masterclass Data Science for SysAdmins Art from Code github.com/rstudio-conf-2022

rstudio::conf(2022)

Workshops at rstudio::conf 2022. rstudio::conf(2022) has 20 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

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Colin Rundel retweeted
Posit PBC@posit_pbc6 Jun 2022
✨ Getting Started with Shiny - Presented by @rundel Shiny is an R package that makes it easy to build interactive web apps straight from R. This workshop will start at the beginning. Learn more at rstudio.com/conference/2022/… (2/3)
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Our paper on teaching #rstats w/ tidyverse and its strengths, particularly in the context of teaching & learning, is out in TISE! 🥳 📃 An educator’s perspective of the tidyverse ✍️ w/ @jo_hardin47 @BaumerBen @AmeliaMN @askdrstats @rundel 🔗 doi.org/10.5070/T514154352 #OpenAccess
Screenshot of Table 1 from the paper. Table caption: "Table 1: Summary of pedagogical benefits of the tidyverse discussed in this paper." Table headers: "Concept" and "Description". Table contents: - Consistency: Syntax, function interfaces, argument names and orders follow patterns - Mixability: Ability to use base and other functions within tidyverse syntax - Scalability: Unified approach to data wrangling and visualization works for datasets of a wide range of types and sizes - User-centered design: Function interfaces designed with users in mind - Readability: Interfaces that are designed to produce readable code - Community: Large, active, welcoming community of users and resources - Transferability: Data manipulation verbs inherit from SQL’s query syntax

ALT Screenshot of Table 1 from the paper. Table caption: "Table 1: Summary of pedagogical benefits of the tidyverse discussed in this paper." Table headers: "Concept" and "Description". Table contents: - Consistency: Syntax, function interfaces, argument names and orders follow patterns - Mixability: Ability to use base and other functions within tidyverse syntax - Scalability: Unified approach to data wrangling and visualization works for datasets of a wide range of types and sizes - User-centered design: Function interfaces designed with users in mind - Readability: Interfaces that are designed to produce readable code - Community: Large, active, welcoming community of users and resources - Transferability: Data manipulation verbs inherit from SQL’s query syntax

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Our last #BigDataBowl finalist spotlight: @DukeU student Jack Lichtenstein presents about expected field positions on punts. Check out all of the submissions before we announce the winner HERE tomorrow 🏆 ops.nfl.com/3EoyvsF
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Huge congratulations to @StatSciDuke senior @jacklich10! Check out his project at kaggle.com/jacklichtenstein/… which features some beautiful #rstats visualizations and tables!

Expected Field Position on Punts

Explore and run AI code with Kaggle Notebooks | Using data from multiple data sources

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Michael Lopez@StatsbyLopez16 Feb 2022
What an impressive set of #BigDataBowl entries on Special Teams. Congratulations to the 2022 finalists! nflcommunications.com/Pages/…
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What an impressive set of #BigDataBowl entries on Special Teams. Congratulations to the 2022 finalists! nflcommunications.com/Pages/…
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The Toronto Workshop on Reproducibility is happening on 23-25 February! A great mix of talks planned on teaching, evaluating, and practicing reproducibility. Online, free to register and attend. Details here: canssiontario.utoronto.ca/to…
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Just in time for the Spring semester and after much unnecessary delay on my part ghclass is now on officially on CRAN with v0.2.1. rundel.github.io/ghclass/ #rstats @GitHubEducation
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I just completed all 25 days of Advent of Code 2021! adventofcode.com/ #AdventOfCode #RStats
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I just completed "Arithmetic Logic Unit" - Day 24 - Advent of Code 2021 adventofcode.com/2021/day/24 #AdventOfCode #rstats
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I've completed "Snailfish" - Day 18 - Advent of Code 2021 adventofcode.com/2021/day/18 #AdventOfCode #RStats (by doing unspeakable things with regexs)
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Applications to present at the 2022 Toronto Workshop on Reproducibility are now open (deadline 10 December): survey.alchemer-ca.com/s3/50…
White text on black background that reads: Toronto Workshop on Reproducibility Hosted by CANSSI Ontario and the University of Toronto Data Sciences Institute Sponsored by Department of Statistical Sciences and Faculty of Information 24/25 February 2022 Zoom and in-person. Three tracks: teaching, evaluating, practices Keynotes: * Emily Riederer * Joelle Pineau * Michael Hoffman Confirmed presentations: * Allison Koenecke * Aneta Piekut * Chris Kenny * Colin Rundel * Debbie Yuster * Dewi Amaliah * Jake Bowers * John McLevey * Kevin Wilson * Lars Vilhuber * Lauren Kennedy * Laurie Baker * Marco Gorelli * Maria Tackett * Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel * Monica Alexander * Nick Radcliffe * Shannon Ellis * Shilaan Alzahawi * Valentin Danchev

ALT White text on black background that reads: Toronto Workshop on Reproducibility Hosted by CANSSI Ontario and the University of Toronto Data Sciences Institute Sponsored by Department of Statistical Sciences and Faculty of Information 24/25 February 2022 Zoom and in-person. Three tracks: teaching, evaluating, practices Keynotes: * Emily Riederer * Joelle Pineau * Michael Hoffman Confirmed presentations: * Allison Koenecke * Aneta Piekut * Chris Kenny * Colin Rundel * Debbie Yuster * Dewi Amaliah * Jake Bowers * John McLevey * Kevin Wilson * Lars Vilhuber * Lauren Kennedy * Laurie Baker * Marco Gorelli * Maria Tackett * Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel * Monica Alexander * Nick Radcliffe * Shannon Ellis * Shilaan Alzahawi * Valentin Danchev

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Reminder that submissions for special edition of JSDSE on teaching Teaching Reproducibility and Responsible Workflow are due in a week or so. Details: think.taylorandfrancis.com/s…
Just a screenshot of a bunch of text from the website linked in the tweet, with details on Teaching Reproducibility and Responsible Workflow.

ALT Just a screenshot of a bunch of text from the website linked in the tweet, with details on Teaching Reproducibility and Responsible Workflow.

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My #rstudioglobal lightning talk on parsermd for parsing rmarkdown is coming up (again) at 3:29 GMT (10:29 ET) today. 🔗 Slides: rundel.github.io/Presentatio… 📅 Sessions details: global.rstudio.com/student/p… 📦 Package: rundel.github.io/parsermd/
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Just finished wrapping a giant box, Data Science in a Box that is! 🎁 #rstats Updates for this round include 🎥 videos 🧹 intro to modeling w/ tidymodels ✅ earlier emphasis on ethics 🛁 full course content refresh 💻 more learnr tutorials 💅 new style datasciencebox.org/

Welcome – Data Science in a Box

Data Science in a Box contains the materials required to teach (or learn from) the course described above, all of which are freely-available and open-source.

datasciencebox.org
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I just completed all 25 days of Advent of Code 2020! adventofcode.com/ #AdventOfCode #RStats github.com/rundel/advent_of_…
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