- Updated the blog with a new theme (Tiddlywiki Captivate theme), instead of getting a haircut; I like my new online presence anyway, and no one sees the physical me very much these days
- Was pleasantly surprised by how much affection I still have for Python, and how easy the
reticulatepackage makes combining R and Python in RStudio - Newly dumped into the blog: the text of a Field Epidemiology Toolkit document I wrote most of years ago, just so that is there somewhere (NB: some of it is a bit dated, written at a time when epidemiologists were still a bit sniffy about online questionnaires, and used neolithic tools like EpiData)
- A lot of my non-meeting time has been filled with meetings recently so I haven’t done any exciting global health informatics things, but I did join a good webinar on getting data into DHIS 2 by SMS and while doing some routine maintenance on my demo versions I managed to accidentally send some of my tweaks to the developers
- Embedded a couple of cool things I like looking at into the blog: Command line weather forecast and a literary clock - all someone else’s cool work
- Still playing around with ChatGPT and all the shiny new AI tools
- Am finally realising I might need to learn the tidyverse if I am going to stay involved in teaching R…