Articles by hrbrmstr

Quick Hit: Using the New Equal Earth Projection in R

September 28, 2018 | hrbrmstr

In my semi-daily run of brew update I noticed that proj4 had been updated to 5.2. I kinda “squeee“‘d since (as the release notes show) the Equal Earth projection was added to it (+proj=eqearth). As the team who created the projection describes it: “The Equal Earth map projection is ...
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Simplifying World Tile Grid Creation with geom_wtg()

August 27, 2018 | hrbrmstr

Nowadays (I’ve seen that word used so much in journal articles lately that I could not resist using it) I’m using world tile grids more frequently as the need arises to convey the state of exposure of various services at a global (country) scale. Given that necessity fosters ...
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ggplot “Doodling” with HIBP Breaches

July 29, 2018 | hrbrmstr

After reading this interesting analysis of “How Often Are Americans’ Accounts Breached?” by Gaurav Sood (which we need more of in cyber-land) I gave in to the impulse to do some gg-doodling with the “Have I Been Pwnd” JSON data he used. It’s just some basic data manipulation with ... [Read more...]

Freeing PDF Data to Account for the Unaccounted

July 2, 2018 | hrbrmstr

I’ve mentioned @stiles before on the blog but for those new to my blatherings, Matt is a top-notch data journalist with the @latimes and currently stationed in South Korea. I can only imagine how much busier his life has gotten since that fateful, awful November 2016 Tuesday, but I’m ...
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Running RStudio (1.2) Background Jobs

June 9, 2018 | hrbrmstr

The forthcoming RStudio 1.2 release has a new “Jobs” feature for running and managing background R tasks. I did a series of threaded screencaps on Twitter but that doesn’t do the feature justice. So I threw together a quick ‘splainer on how to run and Python (despite RStudio not natively ... [Read more...]

Making World Tile Grid-Grids

June 7, 2018 | hrbrmstr

A colleague asked if I would blog about how I crafted the grid of world tile grids in this post and I accepted the challenge. The technique isn’t too hard as it just builds on the initial work by Jon Schwabish and a handy file made by Maarten Lambrechts. ...
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