I've always been a fan of marginalia. Likewise, I've been known to use a post-it or two (or five) from time to time. Why? Sometimes it's just easier to communicate when you keep your visual options open.
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I've always been a fan of marginalia. Likewise, I've been known to use a post-it or two (or five) from time to time. Why? Sometimes it's just easier to communicate when you keep your visual options open.
There are very few things considered normal (in the ordinary sense of the word) about my reading habits. Let's just say that, when I saw #BookLoversDay was trending on Twitter, my first thought was: it me! However, it also served as a reminder of my struggles regarding reading and normalcy
The rumors are true ๐ฑ, I'll be speaking at the โEnterprise Applications of the R Languageโ (better known as EARL) conference in Boston. Technically, it's a keynote (๐๐). But, since I've never even given a regular note, I can't really say whether or not there will be more ๐s involved than usual.
This is not the post I originally intended to write about the rOpenSci Unconf (and, I promise, this isnโt just a lame attempt to take the Magritte joke a step further). Rather, what follows is wisdom gleaned both at the unconf, and in in my (failed) attempts to write the aforementioned original post capturing my unconf experience.1