Articles by hrbrmstr

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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The Power of Standards and Consistency

May 26, 2018 | hrbrmstr

I’m going to (eventually) write a full post on the package I’m mentioning in this one : osqueryr🔗. The TLDR on osqueryr is that it is an R DBI wrapper (that has just enough glue to also be plugged into dbplyr) for osquery🔗. The TLDR on osquery is that ...
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Create Code Metrics with cloc

May 19, 2018 | hrbrmstr

The cloc Perl script (yes, Perl!) by Al Danial (https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc) has been one of the go-to tools for generating code metrics. Given a single file, directory tree, archive, or git repo, cloc can speedily give you metrics on the count of blank lines, comment lines, and ...
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Examining POTUS Executive Orders

April 18, 2018 | hrbrmstr

This week’s edition of Data is Plural had two really fun data sets. One is serious fun (the first comprehensive data set on U.S. evictions, and the other I knew about but had forgotten: The Federal Register Executive Order (EO) data set(s). The EO data is also ...
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Does Congress Really Care About Your Privacy?

April 13, 2018 | hrbrmstr

I apologize up-front for using bad words in this post. Said bad words include “Facebook”, “Mark Zuckerberg” and many referrals to entities within the U.S. Government. Given the topic, it cannot be helped. I’ve also left the R tag on this despite only showing some ggplot2 plots and ...
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