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New problem, new library! This time, I made a small utility for Laravel to limit a group of models on the table.

github.com/Laragear/Capstone

I talked about the implementation on my Medium blog, but in a nutshell, it uses a subquery to keep only the records you don't want to delete, like the latest five.

Limit the number of model records by amount or date. - Laragear/Capstone
GitHubGitHub - Laragear/Capstone: Limit the number of model records by amount or date.Limit the number of model records by amount or date. - Laragear/Capstone
#PHP#Programming#Coding
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Statistics Globe

Basic boxplots are often not the best way to visualize your data! They can hide important information, such as the distribution of individual data points or group-specific differences.

The attached visual showcases several ways to enhance boxplots.

All of these examples were created using ggplot2 and extensions in R.

Click this link for detailed information: statisticsglobe.com/online-cou

#statisticsclass#datavisualization#advancedanalytics
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Statistics Globe

ggplot2 is the gold standard when it comes to data visualization.

The image in this post showcases examples of ggplot2 visualizations, demonstrating its versatility to create a wide range of plots with nearly limitless customization options.

Check out my online course, "Data Visualization in R Using ggplot2 & Friends," for a deeper dive into creating stunning plots with ggplot2.

More info: statisticsglobe.com/online-cou

#package#dataviz#statistical
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Felix Palmen :freebsd: :c64:

@peppe Actually, (almost) every #FreeBSD #port should also be available as a binary #package. When one is missing, this typically indicates a build failure on the latest bulk run. Trying to build it yourself won't help here unless there was a fix committed to the ports tree meanwhile, in which case the package will also "reappear" within few days.

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fraud

I'm trying to make a _good_ .deb package.

Yet I'm having a hard time finding a blog post where someone explain their experience going from bare minimum to a fairly advanced package with multiple stuff going pre and post install.

By _good_ I also mean something that helps understanding the why some packager use /etc/default/xyz and /etc/xyz/ yet some never use /etc/default .

Any pointers ?

#Deb#package#nFPM
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adingbatponder

@mrkaran Great insights & a pleasure to read. I have used #nixos as my main machine for a few years & its main advantage is that it won't let me mess it up because I do not install anything other than via the configuration.nix. Your post has given me a view on how to use it properly.
My big question: how can one #package something to get it into the nixOS search.nixos.org/packages
? I am happy to do the work but no micro step by step guide seems available. I am thinking of #reticulum #meshchat

search.nixos.orgNixOS Search
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Statistics Globe

Local regression is a non-parametric method for fitting smooth curves to data by applying multiple localized regressions. It is useful for uncovering non-linear relationships when the data’s exact form is unknown. Proper use of local regression can reveal trends in noisy data, but poor implementation might lead to misleading results.

Image: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_re

More details: eepurl.com/gH6myT

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