Over the past few weeks, I’ve been making an effort to use git a bit more. I found myself writing scripts, making minor tweaks here and there, and then saving them as V2 or V3 and so on. This became a bit troublesome because I kept forgetting what changes I have made and others using … Continue reading Git and GitHub
Tag: Efficiency
Moving Files with Python
YouTube is one of my favorite resources on the Internet. While there are plenty of good blogs and articles related to data analysis and programming, there’s nothing like a good how-to video. A few weeks ago, YouTube suggested Corey Schafer’s channel to me. Corey has a bunch of great python and linux/mac videos and I’ve … Continue reading Moving Files with Python
Scheduling R Scripts on Windows
When I first started hearing and learning about R, it was presented to me as more of a “statistical language.” Admittedly, my statistical knowledge is still growing and I questioned whether learning R would be useful for me. However, as I dove in, I quickly learned that R is a powerful tool for many tasks … Continue reading Scheduling R Scripts on Windows
