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      <description>tl;dr I made a small R Markdown site that contains interactive maps of the route of the Hastings Half Marathon.
 Half distance, double delay I signed up for the Hastings Half Marathon in March 2019 and finally got to run it in March 2022 after two years of pandemic-related cancellations.
I managed a time of 1:44:151 in terrific conditions and raised money for Sands, the stillbirth and neonatal death charity (at time of writing you can still donate).</description>
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      <description>Happy first birthday 🎉 One year, visualised There’s been 27 posts on rostrum.blog in its first year, so about one every two weeks.
This interactive graphic shows the publishing frequency, where each dot is a post and the x-axis is time. Turn your mobile to landscape mode to see it in full.
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The original version of this post (December 2018) used the {gmapsdistance} package. I updated it extensively in 2020 to use the {osrm} package, which doesn’t require an API key nor billing details.
 tl;dr The {osrm} R package can retrieve from the OSRM API the travel duration between points.</description>
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      <description>Captain’s log  Star date 71750.51. Our mission is to use R statistical software to extract star dates mentioned in the captain’s log from the scripts of Star Trek: The Next Generation and observe their progression over the course of the show’s seven seasons. There appears to be some mismatch in the frequency of digits after the decimal point – could this indicate poor ability to choose random numbers?</description>
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