Random stuff that interests me and I think should be written down, mostly for myself.
Here are my suggestions on how to improve the experience with Guix. This post will get updated every now and then when I have something to add.
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There is often the need to submit a PDF/A to an online form. Most office suites have a way to export to a PDF that cplies with the PDF/A standards (yes, plural!), but it is often hidden somewhere or the user may forget how the have created that. Also none of these office suites let the user to choose which standard they want to have. In this blog post I'm writing the ultimate solution I found after a lot of trial and error with various software, to validate if a given PDF file is complient or not, and if it is, which version of PDF/A.
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It is essential for a good analytical project to be 100% reproducible. Reproducibility issues in projects typically stem from three parts: 1) the data, 2) the software, and 3) random number generation. The reproducibility from software stack perspective can either come from the code that the analyst writes, or the packages, libraries, and software they use in their analysis. In this article I try to propose a simple solution for the latter without needing to change your Linux distro.
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Tags: reproducibility R Guix development
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There are many things that a command line user can do, and also there are bunch of graphical application that can help user to boos their productivity.
But of course the beauty of CLI software is that they can be chained together in a logical order to drastically improve workflow and reduce potential mistakes.
In this post I am going to share some of these quick scripts that I personally use. All these use fzf as the title also suggests.
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