Ambassador Frank Hull

@frankiethull.bsky.social

ambassador for prior labs 🗣️ enjoyer of the tibble ⌨️ ai/ml in production 🤖 https://github.com/frankiethull

not weird or wacky, but spot on! using it for search, recipes, gardening, travel, without dealing with tons of ads. we made homemade ketchup yesterday from our garden. finding comparable coffee roasters, vibe-farming with goats, tree/weed identification, crop rotation ideas, & scheduled news

Hadley Wickham@hadley.nz · 3w ago

I'm leaving for vacation next week, so I thought it might be fun to share some of my non-work uses of AI. See my weird and wacky uses at: tidydesign.substack.com/p/ai-outside...

i kind of remember testing this out from Positron IDE, also kind of don't remember because it was so easy to publish frankiethull-tabicl-studio.share.connect.posit.cloud

TabICL Studio

frankiethull-tabicl-studio.share.connect.posit.cloud

Hadley Wickham@hadley.nz · 2mo ago

It’s the end of an era: we are sunsetting rpubs.com, quartopub.com, and shinyapps.io in favour of connect.posit.cloud. These services are important, but we need to focus our efforts on a single platform (and it’s overall less confusing to have one place to publish everything you do in R or Python).

I'm happy to share `ir`, a new command-line tool for running portable R scripts and Quarto documents. It's inspired by my two favorite parts of `uv`: self-describing scripts and tools you can run without installing first. opensource.posit.co/blog/2026-07...

ir 0.1.0: self-describing R scripts and Quarto documents

`ir` is a new command-line tool for running portable R scripts and rendering Quarto documents whose package requirements, and optional R selection, live inside the file itself.

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