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R-bloggers is a platform that leverages the content from various documents to provide concise summaries for its audience. The platform serves as a hub for information and insights related to a wide range of topics. By summarizing the content from diverse sources, R-bloggers aims to offer valuable and easily digestible information to its readers. The platform’s summaries are designed to provide a quick overview of the key points and insights covered in the original documents, making it a convenient resource for individuals interested in staying informed about the latest developments in various fields.

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Instacart is running fixed effect regressions with PyFixest!

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Instacart logo Ben Knight from Instacart has published a great write-up on how they use pyfixest “in production” for measuring the effects of marketplace experiments. For an open source developer, the...

{golem} 1.0.0 is here

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You can read the original post in its original format on Rtask website by ThinkR here: {golem} 1.0.0 is here After years of powering Shiny applications in production, {golem} — our opinionated framewo...

SummaryTables: Publication-Ready Summary Tables for jamovi

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We are excited to introduce SummaryTables, a new module available in the jamovi library designed to provide an easy, flexible, and elegant way to create publication-ready analytical and summary tables...

How to Put your Course Book Online

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I recently gave a talk, The value in teaching is not the content it’s the teacher My main point in this is: Your course materials should be out there in public for free online. To help support this, t...

Crude oil stocks at Cushing, Oklahoma by @ellis2013nz

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A very short post today. During the global fuel crisis relating to the conflict in Iran, I have been monitoring this chart, every Thursday morning my time: It shows the amount of crude oil in the Cush...

An API for Everything There Is to Know About Packages

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On R-Universe you can discover and learn everything there is to know about R packages. But did you know it does only provide a human-friendly website, but also programmatic access to all information t...

Close Enough? Using the WGI as a Proxy for the WJP Rule of Law Index

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This post examines whether the Worldwide Governance Indicators' (WGI) rule of law measure provides a reasonable proxy for the World Justice Project's (WJP) Rule of Law Index, such as when analysis mig...

Understanding Tail Analysis in Financial Markets

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In financial markets, distinguishing between information-driven movements and liquidity-driven shocks is critical. The reference study we based our work on highlights the importance of tail analysis: ...

Rethinking Validation for Spatial Machine Learning: Takeaways from the Talk

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Title slide of the talk Keynote slides: https://jakubnowosad.com/ml4eo2026/ Workshop materials: https://jakubnowosad.com/ml4eo2026workshop/ Machine learning is now deeply embedded1 in Earth observatio...

A New Guide: Organizing Events for First-time Contributors

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Making your first contribution to open source can be both empowering and yet very intimidating. – rOpenSci FTC Guide Last year we were grateful to receive funding from NumFOCUS1 to organize a series o...

FOSS Tools for Lazy Editors

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I recently had the opportunity to learn what the term “Nerd Sniping” meant. Maëlle pointed out a conversation on the rOpenSci Slack about something called Vale, meant for text linting. I’d seen the co...

rOpenSci News Digest, June 2026

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Dear rOpenSci friends, it’s time for our monthly news roundup! You can read this post on our blog. Now let’s dive into the activity at and around rOpenSci! rOpenSci HQ Champions Program update We have...