When I took biostatistics in college I asked to use python instead of R to do my assignments and they said no
My only real complaint at the time was using <- to define variables but I felt really strongly about it and that I wanted to use fancy snake language
Excellent choice. My jellyfin server is great, there are buggy things but I'm committed to the foss lifestyle
What software are you using to self host and serve your library?
My gay shows up as heavy avoidance lol
It's my self selection filter for friends
Great for forwarding my mail server to my gmail
God damnit I hate it. There is so much research and so many model case studies of cities with public transportation they could draw influence from. The current double decker I-35 design is one of the worst I've ever experienced, but it's because it was designed in the 60s so I can't fault the engineers much. If there were 30% less traffic a lot of the issues would be fixed with infra upgrades imo
The city passed Project Connect, a light rail and public transportation project. It's estimated to be $7.1 billion but was scaled down because of "increased building costs" and this I-35 expansion project is $7.7 billion. If you look at the map for Project Connect, it's a little underserved especially in the higher density parts of the city. At least they didn't run one in westlake lol
Imagine what they could have done with this with $15 billion
It almost makes me wish I lived there 15 years from now, but luckily the fascists will take over by then and funnel all the public money to the oligarchs so we don't have to worry about it :)
There are shrubs and Baptists I promise
Black Mesa State Park represents the cool part of the region pretty well
PSA that the rectangular plot in Plants vs Zombie does not accurately reflect the climate of the Oklahoma panhandle
It makes me sad that progressive web apps were killed off