Eyayaw Beze
@eyayaw
#rstats #python #rdatatable #econsky #duckdb #webscraping #football #እንጀራ
Can you pls explain why you put your name in a template in the first, but not in the second?
Whenever I see a uv-like tool (rv, uvx) for #rstats, I was 🤷♂️ it, since I internally felt that a reliable one is coming. 1/3
msgvault is so good. download all your email, continuously sync, use vector search, etc. give it a try. www.msgvault.io/
So, people's favorite is ዳስ ጣል (አንሳው) — Track 01, despite being released last. Track 01 — ዳስ ጣል (አንሳው) / Das Tal (Ansaw) — 2026-04-16 12:34:06 UTC (15:34:06 EAT) Track 18 — ጀምበር / Jember — 2026-04-16 11:00:24 UTC (14:00:24 EAT) 1/2
I've been using Boris Tane's Claude Code workflow. After reading the blog post, I created skills and have been using them ever since. They work well for my workflows. The same principle: research > plan > annotate > implement > [/simplify] > verify > [commit] > [archive]! 1/2
Hi James, I came here after seeing this. Sorry for the bombardment. x.com/joefrancis50...
Addendum: if storage is the concern go for parquet. The next big thing of DuckDB Labs is ducklake and parquet sits at the storage layer (aka data files/blobs). ducklake.select
Damn, the Dutch driving theory exam isn’t easy. Thankfully, you can take it in English. Damn snorfiets. 😂 Don’t underestimate it, prepare properly. I recommend theorieexamen.nl if you plan taking the exam.
Interesting finds: <SQLite JSON Superpower: Virtual Columns + Indexing> - Store JSON document raw - Create virtual generated columns using json_extract - Add indexes to those generated columns - Query JSON at full speed dbpro.app/blog/sqlit... #sqlite #interestingfinds
In one weekend, if your mind is in a good state, you can learn a lot jq, lazygit, ripgrep, toml, tmux, and rely on tldr: github.com/tldr-page...
I participated in #veluweloop2025 with a wonderful team (# 116). 🚲 8.1 km and 🏃➡️ 11.8 km.
You don't check Hacker News (news.ycombinator.com/) daily, do you? As for me, I rely on Hacker Newsletter, a weekly summary of the best of hn. buttondown.com/hacke... If you want daily, they have Tech Daily: buttondown.com/tech-...
I'd work with the date functions because you'd catch any formatting issues along the way.
base R is a collection of 14 packages. Core (1): the foundational {base} package Default (6): auto-attached on startup, which you can control with the env var R_DEFAULT_PACKAGES. Other (7): available but not auto-loaded #rstats eyayaw.github.io/pos...
I always wanted to open Rstudio from the terminal (with the cwd); not opening the app `open -a rstudio`. When I saw the option to open a quarto extension project with rstudio (see pic), I thought aha there is a way to do `open -a rstudio dirpath`. 1/2
Thank you. I will try that. I huge fan of mitmproxy too. I should have checked the issues on GitHub. HN came up top of my search:
I finished reading nvim +Tutor. Mind-blowing! I can start using it fairly easily. :D It was so easy to follow and felt so easy to remember motions, modes, commands, etc.