Make writeups great again with bash, make, and pandoc
Introduction This semester, I’m taking a graduate level climate class (ES 520 Modes of Climate Variability), a big part of which are data exercises that require the use of the... Read more »
Converting a OneNote notebook to VimWiki
While I was using Windows, I tried to use OneNote for all of my notetaking needs. However, as somebody that does a lot of coding, I was pretty much constantly... Read more »
data.table: Data analysis like a boss
Introduction: All your base are annoying, slow, and large Compared to other languages, R has good utilities for managing data. Most prominent among these utilities is R’s data.frame class, which... Read more »
Introduction to GitHub
In the previous tutorial, I went over basics of using Git to do version control on your local machine. If you understood all the concepts from that, using version control... Read more »
Introduction to Git
Why version control? An essential aspect of creativity is not being afraid to fail. — Edwin Land How often do you use the “undo” function on your computer? If you’re... Read more »