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0Bötty - A friendly ChatGPT UI hack
2025-02-15 • programming
The author created a retro-styled chatbot UI called Bötty to engage his kids with LLM chatbots and keyboard typing. Bötty features a CRT screen UI, an animated ASCII face with different expressions, bleeps and bloops when respondi...
0A simple interactive advent calendar in HTML/CSS/JS
2024-11-28 •
The text discusses the tradition of TV and radio advent calendars in Sweden and the author's experience with creating an online advent calendar using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The author provides a template for creating an intera...
0A template for creating card sorting games in R
2024-11-03 •
The post is about creating card sorting games using R. The author provides a template for creating card sorting games and demonstrates how to make card sorting games using R. The post includes examples of games created using the t...
0The Climate Impact Sorting Challenge
2024-10-18 •
The Climate Impact Sorting Challenge is a game that teaches about the climate impact of different kinds of food. The emission factors data is from The Big Climate Database v1.2, specifically the Danish emission factors. The game w...
The text discusses the use of a Plackett-Luce model to model the result of the IFPA 18 World Pinball Championship. It explains the model, the dataset, and the implementation of the model in Stan. The post also includes the Bayesia...
0CopenhagenR, the 2024 spring season
2024-08-03 •
The CopenhagenR useR group is back after a hiatus due to COVID-19, with five great meetups for the spring 2024 season. The post details the topics covered in each meetup, including the state of R, reproducible workflows with R and...
The author discusses a potential new global indicator, Public Pinball Machines per Capita, using data from pinballmap.com. They explain how they pulled public pinball locations from the Pinball Map API and calculated the number of...
0Modeling my pinball scores
2024-03-23 •
The author discovered a pinball arcade and decided to improve his pinball skills. He played 100 games of Fish Tales and analyzed his scores using different statistical models to understand his improvement trajectory.
0Why pandas feels clunky when coming from R
2024-02-19 •
The author discusses the challenges of transitioning from R to Python, particularly in using pandas for data analysis. They compare the ease of use and clarity of code between the two languages, highlighting the clunkiness of pand...
0Baking the cake dataset cake
2024-02-11 •
The text is about an attempt to bake a cake using a scientific recipe from a thesis. The author tries to replicate the recipe but makes some adjustments. They also explore the effect of baking temperature and rate the cakes baked ...
0The source of the cake dataset
2024-01-27 •
The text discusses the cake dataset in the lme4 package, which contains data on the breakage angle of chocolate cakes made with three different recipes and baked at six different temperatures. The author shares their journey of fi...