Here’s a quick update on what I’ve been up to with Shiny for Python. Last month, I cooked up a couple applications during my downtime, just for kicks. Icebreaker-py Meet Icebreaker-py, a source for randomized icebreaker questions. The dataset for this tool comprises around 100 unique questions that I curated with…

Tips and Tricks for Programmers: a short book — I started working on a short guidance book with tips and tricks for use of AI tools such as ChatGPT, Bard, Github Copilot or DALL-E. So far, it collects different use cases that I’ve run into as a programmer. Example prompts are also provided with a few of the use cases. This book is created using Quarto. It’s hosted on Github pages, with the source code available on Github.

Personalized Event and Birthday Countdowns — Alright, let’s keep it short. Shiny for Python is a Python library that lets you build cool apps in Python. Shinylive lets you Shiny for Python apps entirely in the web browser. …

seamlessly incorporating ChatGPT into your iOS workflows — The official ChatGPT iOS app from OpenAI recently released an exciting update, enabling integration with iOS Shortcuts and Siri. This combination offers a world of possibilities without relying on OpenAI’s API. One example that’s mentioned in the documentation from OpenAI is using it to summarize text from your clipboard into…

5 reasons why SAS poses challenges for programmers — SAS (Statistical Analysis System) is a programming language that has been widely used in the field of data analysis and statistical modeling for several decades. However, despite its popularity and longevity, SAS has its fair share of critics who argue that it is a horrible programming language. …

confirming the quality of your datasets — Data validation is a crucial aspect of any data analysis process. It involves checking for errors, inconsistencies, and other issues that may compromise the quality of the data. There are various packages available for data validation in R. One of the packages that stands out is {pointblank}, which provides a…

Back in February I completed the Making Data Science Work for Clinical Reporting course from Genentech on Coursera, and I highly recommend it to any clinical programmers. …

Hey there! This is a short post to quickly share some awesome R packages that I started using this year. They’re helpful for a few common situations. {breakerofchains} — https://github.com/MilesMcBain/breakerofchains …

A post mostly generated by the chatbot on using the chatbot — Nowadays, I wonder how much of a random Medium is the product of ChatGPT. Disclaimer: 😂 The rest of this post (below the three dot separator) was written by ChatGPT using the title as the prompt. …