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"Before this book, I've tried two other R programming books. So far this one is the best at explaining the concepts of R. I'm looking to use R to analyze baseball stats and trivia." — Sep 18, 2024 04:03PM
"Before this book, I've tried two other R programming books. So far this one is the best at explaining the concepts of R. I'm looking to use R to analyze baseball stats and trivia." — Sep 18, 2024 04:03PM
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"My last review on page 51 talked about how the book is packing too much information into a dense format, making it challenging to understand all the various data structures and methods of R. I was tempted to go back and re-read the first 51 pages, so I really understand how R works. But instead I pressed on.
The next ten pages (51-61) give more examples of how to use R, and it's getting easier to understand." — Feb 14, 2024 02:20PM
"My last review on page 51 talked about how the book is packing too much information into a dense format, making it challenging to understand all the various data structures and methods of R. I was tempted to go back and re-read the first 51 pages, so I really understand how R works. But instead I pressed on.
The next ten pages (51-61) give more examples of how to use R, and it's getting easier to understand." — Feb 14, 2024 02:20PM
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"I’m thinking about writing a zine about joy, reusing some blog posts from my blog spudart.org; so I’m re-reading this book for ideas." — Nov 28, 2021 09:29AM
"I’m thinking about writing a zine about joy, reusing some blog posts from my blog spudart.org; so I’m re-reading this book for ideas." — Nov 28, 2021 09:29AM
The two pillars of men’s style, fit and quality,
“There's a lot of difference between listening and hearing.”
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“We have two ears and only one tongue in order that we may hear more and speak less.”
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“If you want to get people to believe something really, really stupid, just stick a number on it.”
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“When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen.”
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“Luther and Calvin believed that both the Roman church on the right and the Zwinglian and Anabaptist churches on the left made the Lord's Supper too much a place WHERE BELIEVERS DID THINGS FOR GOD - either by offering Christ to God (Rome) or by offering their deep devotion to God (the Radical Protestants). The main direction of the Supper, in both of these views, was up.”
― Matthew: The Churchbook Matthew 13-28
― Matthew: The Churchbook Matthew 13-28
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