Diogo Melo
@damelo.net
Evolutionary biologist, programmer, crappy musician. Assistant professor at the University of São Paulo. Formerly a postdoc at Princeton EEB. damelo.net
O maior 'se é que vc me entende' já postado nesse site
November 8, 2025 at 6:16 AM
O maior 'se é que vc me entende' já postado nesse site
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just unbelievable ugliness, from a character who stumbled into the frame once and only once
why anyone listened is beyond me
why anyone listened is beyond me
November 8, 2025 at 4:35 AM
just unbelievable ugliness, from a character who stumbled into the frame once and only once
why anyone listened is beyond me
why anyone listened is beyond me
Reposted by Diogo Melo
`filter_out()` is not just syntactic sugar!
If you've used `filter()` to drop rows, you've likely had to sprinkle in `& !is.na(col)` all over the place. No more! `filter_out()`'s default behavior should line up much better with your expectations around `NA`s when dropping rows.
If you've used `filter()` to drop rows, you've likely had to sprinkle in `& !is.na(col)` all over the place. No more! `filter_out()`'s default behavior should line up much better with your expectations around `NA`s when dropping rows.
November 7, 2025 at 4:03 PM
`filter_out()` is not just syntactic sugar!
If you've used `filter()` to drop rows, you've likely had to sprinkle in `& !is.na(col)` all over the place. No more! `filter_out()`'s default behavior should line up much better with your expectations around `NA`s when dropping rows.
If you've used `filter()` to drop rows, you've likely had to sprinkle in `& !is.na(col)` all over the place. No more! `filter_out()`'s default behavior should line up much better with your expectations around `NA`s when dropping rows.
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I saw him give a talk at Harvard. He opened by saying he'd taught there so he could marry a rich younger woman, and it had worked.
Then he complained that Salvador Luria really should have gotten over the Holocaust.
The main thrust of his talk was explaining that Rosalind Franklin was a b*tch.
Then he complained that Salvador Luria really should have gotten over the Holocaust.
The main thrust of his talk was explaining that Rosalind Franklin was a b*tch.
November 7, 2025 at 8:00 PM
I saw him give a talk at Harvard. He opened by saying he'd taught there so he could marry a rich younger woman, and it had worked.
Then he complained that Salvador Luria really should have gotten over the Holocaust.
The main thrust of his talk was explaining that Rosalind Franklin was a b*tch.
Then he complained that Salvador Luria really should have gotten over the Holocaust.
The main thrust of his talk was explaining that Rosalind Franklin was a b*tch.
Reposted by Diogo Melo
His death will put end the tradition of him nearly running over Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory researchers with his car, a story I've heard on at least half a dozen different occasions.
November 7, 2025 at 8:02 PM
His death will put end the tradition of him nearly running over Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory researchers with his car, a story I've heard on at least half a dozen different occasions.