joey demento
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Todo el mundo sabe que el mediterráneo es un mar de pobres (Marqués de Leguineche)
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Thanks! I have code that makes these in either Python or R (Python version: github.com/nrennie/gene...)
Essentially
- for each square, draw a bunch of horizontal lines then jitter them slightly
- repeat for vertical lines
- repeat for desired grid size
Essentially
- for each square, draw a bunch of horizontal lines then jitter them slightly
- repeat for vertical lines
- repeat for desired grid size
generative-art/Python/pyArt/crosshatch.py at main · nrennie/generative-art
Code for random generative art pieces that don't fit anywhere else - nrennie/generative-art
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January 8, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Thanks! I have code that makes these in either Python or R (Python version: github.com/nrennie/gene...)
Essentially
- for each square, draw a bunch of horizontal lines then jitter them slightly
- repeat for vertical lines
- repeat for desired grid size
Essentially
- for each square, draw a bunch of horizontal lines then jitter them slightly
- repeat for vertical lines
- repeat for desired grid size
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yeah, most of the time i have the environment pane open or the files plane, unless i am plotting something :)
my latest tip is using `browseURL()` to open anything (not only the browser... for example browseURL(".") will open the current working directory with the file explorer.
my latest tip is using `browseURL()` to open anything (not only the browser... for example browseURL(".") will open the current working directory with the file explorer.
December 14, 2024 at 9:29 AM
yeah, most of the time i have the environment pane open or the files plane, unless i am plotting something :)
my latest tip is using `browseURL()` to open anything (not only the browser... for example browseURL(".") will open the current working directory with the file explorer.
my latest tip is using `browseURL()` to open anything (not only the browser... for example browseURL(".") will open the current working directory with the file explorer.
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Teaching real-world economic & financial data analysis in #Rstats has helped my SAIS students get jobs at the IMF/WB, The White House, and lots of other kick ass places.
Why are we still burdening students with $925/year software when open source is the future?
Why are we still burdening students with $925/year software when open source is the future?
December 14, 2024 at 8:30 PM
Teaching real-world economic & financial data analysis in #Rstats has helped my SAIS students get jobs at the IMF/WB, The White House, and lots of other kick ass places.
Why are we still burdening students with $925/year software when open source is the future?
Why are we still burdening students with $925/year software when open source is the future?