Is the heat of June 2026 in France a “black Swan” climate event ? Looking at the data, the answer is: NO. And it is even more worying: June 2026 is a standard product of the warming trend. Let me show you with #Rstats graph from @infoclimat.fr data #climate ⬇️🧵 1/3

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Denis Mongin (@denismongin.bsky.social; 96/3/43; 2026-07-13): Is the heat of June 2026 in France a “black Swan” climate event ?

Looking at the data, the answer is: NO.

And it is even more worying: June 2026 is a standard product of the warming trend.
Let me show you with #Rstats graph from @infoclimat.fr data
#climate
⬇️🧵 1/3


Tyler Morgan-Wall (@tylermw.com; 45/3/4; 2026-07-14): Roads!

(Pivot, I’m just doing Simcity in R now)

#RStats #rayshader #rayrender


Ben Harrap (@bharrap.bsky.social; 37/2/10; 2026-07-13): Accidental RStudio #rstats hotkey discovery of the day

Alt (Option) + Shift + Up/Down

I knew it incremented numbers, but not words too!?

in/out true/false - what else? Is there a list of these words somewhere?


Dariia Mykhailyshyna (@dariia.bsky.social; 22/1/12; 2026-07-19): ❗️Our next workshop will be on July 23rd, 6 pm CET on Introduction to Bayesian Multiple Imputation with the rblimp package
Register or sponsor a student by donating to support Ukraine!
Details: bit.ly/3wBeY4S
Please share!
#AcademicSky #EconSky #RStats


Tyler Morgan-Wall (@tylermw.com; 22/1/3; 2026-07-13): Added motion blur to #rayrender and it gives a subtle but slightly more natural sense of movement as the camera zooms around this render_highquality() scene in rayshader

#RStats #rayshader


Sacha Epskamp (@sachaepskamp.bsky.social; 20/1/5; 2026-07-18): Ahead of our #IMPS2026 short course this Monday, I updated 8 #RStats packages and submitted new versions to CRAN:

qgraph 1.10.1
psychonetrics 0.16.9
bootnet 1.9.1
mlVAR 0.7.2
semPlot 1.2.0
parSim 0.4.0
graphicalVAR 0.4.1
IsingSampler 0.5.0

Highlights 🧵


Libby Heeren (@libbyheeren.bsky.social; 19/2/1; 2026-07-17): {officer} (and the entire {officeverse}): still so powerful. I too still revert to {officer} + .Rmd when I need GOOD GOOD output to .docx ✨✨✨

Don’t get me wrong, #rstats, Quarto is magic. But… Word… ugh


Denis Mongin (@denismongin.bsky.social; 18/1/3; 2026-07-12): I will be 40 this year.
This is the difference of temperature anomaly between my birthyear and this year in France. Data from @infoclimat.fr
#Rstats #climate


Nicola Rennie (@nrennie.bsky.social; 17/0/0; 2026-07-17): 🎨

#Rtistry #GenerativeArt #CreativeCoding #RStats #ggplot2 #GenArtClub


Tyler Morgan-Wall (@tylermw.com; 16/0/4; 2026-07-18): The raypeople are coming.

#RStats #rayshader #rayrender


Jan Broder Engler (@jbengler.de; 16/0/2; 2026-07-12): This is how you can use plotmath expressions in #tidyplots 🤓

https://jbengler.github.io/tidyplots/articles/Advanced-plotting.html#special-characters

#rstats #dataviz #phd


Libby Heeren (@libbyheeren.bsky.social; 11/0/1; 2026-07-15): THE #RSTATS BALLOON LIVES


Jan Broder Engler (@jbengler.de; 9/1/1; 2026-07-18): This is how you can add ggplot2 code to your #tidyplots 🔥

#rstats #dataviz #phd


Solomon Kurz (@solomonkurz.bsky.social; 9/3/2; 2026-07-13): #rstats question: Is the mean of the BLUPs from a multilevel model unbiased?

I have a couple clarification statements below.


David Hodge (@davidhodge931.bsky.social; 7/0/0; 2026-07-13): ggview is brilliant #rstats #ggplot2


Karel Fišer (@fiserkarel.bsky.social; 6/0/0; 2026-07-14): #TidyTuesday 2026-06-30Ship Wrecks.

Code: gitlab.com/karel_fiser/…

#DataViz #RStats #ggplot2


Kevin Patrick O’Brien (@kobriendublin.bsky.social; 5/0/0; 2026-07-17): Bring back #SatRdays #rstats


John S. Erickson (@bitwacker.com; 4/1/0; 2026-07-19): WordleR, the #Rstats-powered #Wordle Helper, was “impressive” today!
Wordle 1,856 3/6
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🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
bit.ly/WordleR


Mid terms are November 3rd 2026. Go register voters. (@usrbinr.bsky.social; 2/0/0; 2026-07-19): an evening of positron and #rstats


DATINIUM (@datinium.bsky.social; 1/0/0; 2026-07-19): #rstats #python #sql

tinytex

Andrew Liang (@andrewjliang.bsky.social; 0/0/0; 2026-07-23): The only time was when I was first trying out Quarto and forgot to install tinytex, so I could never output my problem sets for a class as a PDF. Then I realized Quarto supports outputting to docx, which is the Quarto advantage that @rmkubinec.bsky.social was pointing out