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    Comment #44677588

    I use it and like it.

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    Comment #44382526

    It’s 2025 and I bought 3 typewriters just this year. I’m fired.

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    Comment #43705658

    This is anecdotal and I hope someone who has some research experience can say whether this is true or not generally, but I recently got a Kindle and found that if I use really larg…

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    Comment #41341274

    ... so dplyr.

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    Comment #41256760

    How does this compare to bearblog

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    Comment #40772361

    ECDF plots are what I use.

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    Comment #38896903

    See also: (tv) Tidy Viewer. A cross-platform CLI csv pretty printer. https://github.com/alexhallam/tv

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    Comment #37946839

    I do the same with DuckDB and pretty print with tidy-viewer.

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    Comment #35905824

    The only way I do that is with git.

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    Comment #35901577

    Given that I have no clue what a multi-user story is I am guessing not.

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    Comment #35889798

    I kind of think quarto is a much better solution to the problems that notebooks try to solve plus you get the added bonus of having plain text as the file source.

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    Comment #33872150

    Don't take my word for it. https://ocw.smithw.org/csunstatreview/statisticalsymbols.pdf

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    Comment #33829630

    How the parameters are estimated it not the message. In statistics there are latin letters and greek letters. When you see a symbol denoted as a greek letter then that is a populat…

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    Comment #33827318

    I apologize. ^This comment was to harsh. Statistics can be summarizes as one thing n -> N. Does ‘little n’ represent ‘big N’. In other words, does the sample generalize to the popu…

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    Comment #33827230

    I am going to defined the readme a little - they often don’t support missing/corrupt data Clean data would benefit most models, not just non-deep learning models. Missing data intr…

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    Comment #33827160

    I use my package https://github.com/alexhallam/tablespoon to generate naive forecasts then evaluate the crps of the naive vs the crps of the alternative method. This “skill score” …

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    Comment #33827139

    You mean CRPS?

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    Comment #33827121

    I don’t think I have read anything more false on the internet. XD

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    Comment #31825526

    https://github.com/alexhallam/tv#inspiration

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    Comment #31825516

    Here is an example of how I would pipe with headers to `tv`. sqlite3 :memory: -csv -header -cmd '.import taxi.csv taxi' 'SELECT passenger_count, COUNT(*), AVG(total_amount) FROM ta…

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    Comment #31825071

    I am a data scientists. I have used a lot of tools/libraries to interact with data. SQLite is my favorite. It is hard to beat the syntax/grammar. Also, when I use SQLite I do not o…

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    Comment #28708069

    Thanks and great work!

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    Comment #28708035

    You don't have to make the alias `tv`. Feel free to make your alias tidy='tidy-viewer'.

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    Comment #28692886

    https://github.com/alexhallam/tv/pull/58 I added VisiData in my README and represented it in a positive light in the description. Again, just wanted to apologize for my mistake. #b…

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    Comment #28692717

    Love the idea! The issue is already open. I will merge a PR before the next release. https://github.com/alexhallam/tv/issues/49