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I love this post. I read it a few years ago and tried the same thing. I bought and then built riverreports.com (https://www.riverreports.com/).

Hey Boris,

I couldn't agree more. And using Plan mode was a major breakthrough for me. Speaking of Plan Mode...

I was previously using it repeatedly in sessions (and was getting great results). The most recent major release introduced this bug where it keeps referring back to the first plan you made in a session even when you're planning something else (https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/12505).

I find this bug incredibly confusing. Am I using Plan Mode in a really strange way? Because for me this is a showstopper bug–my core workflow is broken. I assume I'm using Claude Code abnormally otherwise this bug would be a bigger issue.

Yes. I'm not really sure how to prove it but it's real.

I’ve migrated 2 apps from Heroku to Render and both worked on my first push. One was node.js job, other was React SPA + Postgrest.

They also have $10K in credits for Atlas companies (and some other programs as well, though not personally using them so don’t know the details).

I’ve been working on a site/app that displays river flows. This is something that is important for fly fishing (helps determine which flies to use, where to fish, etc.)

My goal is to keep the OPEX as low as possible and not charge for it or run ads. Currently running using a combo of Vercel and GitHub Actions for $0 / month.

https://riverreports.com

On the grid there are lots of different types of producers (solar, diesel, wind, nuclear, etc.). Each has its strengths/weaknesses. A big weakness of nuclear plants is that it's very expensive to turn them off. So much so that when electricity demand temporarily goes down (and with it prices), it is actually more profitable for them to continue keep the plant running but pay someone to offset their excess production.

There are people that arbitrage this--moving water up a hill is actually how many of them do it.

This stuff is really confusing. My brother trades electricity and has explained it to me numerous times and it's still a little fuzzy.

For anyone interested in more on this, Radiolab did a really good episode on colors which includes a bit about Homer: https://www.wnycstudios.org/story/211119-colors

We use Sqreen and it's great. Best of luck!

This is great! I just used it to make 2 stickers.

http://blog.yhat.com/: Tutorials, example apps, and other stuff.

hey minimaxir, the commands should still work if you have python and/or conda installed. if you have any issues you can post here: https://github.com/yhat/rodeo/issues.

thanks for trying it out!

Good question. We support R and Python right now, however we're planning to extend support to other languages in the future. We've found that while PMML sounds good in theory, ta tough to use in the real world (esp. With data transformations).

Hi one one the founders here. I'll be around to answer any questions.

Really great instructors and about as "real world" in terms of subject matter as you can get in a classroom.

python ggplot needs some help!

https://github.com/yhat/ggplot https://github.com/yhat/ggplot/issues?state=open

is there an example picture w/ alt styles?

like laser guidance for your vim commands. very handy!

another great post from jakevdp. thanks jake!

what did you use for making the slides? they look great!

I've never understood why people like "big data". Small/medium data is way more fun!

didn't know about Jaccard index. great code examples

Yhat - NYC; looking for employee #4; VC backed http://yhathq.com/jobs

it's on the todo list. i was hesitant to put all of them in the dependencies list since not all are pip installable (all of the time)

you're right it does work locally.

yhat is built for embedding these types of analyses in a production application

What did you use for the UI? It looks really good.

Berkley Course: http://alex.smola.org/teaching/berkeley2012/statistics.html

Scikit-Learn Docs: http://scikit-learn.org/dev/

Google Research: http://research.google.com/pubs/papers.html

Caltech Course: http://work.caltech.edu/telecourse.html

Basics in R: http://www.statmethods.net/advstats/glm.html

R packages for data science: http://blog.yhathq.com/posts/10-R-packages-I-wish-I-knew-abo...

It's not just you. This was a huge problem for me at first. When you're googling search "R cran" + your query

You'll get way better results

thanks if you like the visuals, check out Hadley's talk at google http://www.r-bloggers.com/engineering-data-analysis-with-r-a...