coding – ricardian ambivalence

Github for work and play (multiple accounts)

If you’re not using github, you should start (see my intro for tips on getting going). One of the things

I have spent the weekend updating some old code, and as usual it’s a bit of a mess … One

I generate loads of code, and back up very little, so an easy to use versioning system like github seems

Given that I am teaching myself to code so that I can better use R, I guess it was inevitable

One of the most productive tricks in vim is the finger macro. Say you wish to assign a macro to

With the move to OSX 10.8.2 I have finally given up on cron as a task scheduler. This post is

A new iTerm2 beta and associated tmux release occurred a few days back. You can find the downloads at the

I have had a devil of a time replicating my laptop setup on my desktop. The most frustrating issue has

Arthur Charpentier of the freakonometrics blog has produced these useful R slides

I am a big fan of John Cook’s blog, and as a result I’ve been intrigued about using Python for

I almost decided to learn emacs, mostly so i could interact with a decent REPL. A little bit of googling