class: title-slide, left, top # RStudio Tips ### and maybe tricks #### Your guide: Jeremy Allen <br> #### 2021-11-10 <br> #####
Slides [https://jeremy-allen.github.io/rstudio-tips/#1](https://jeremy-allen.github.io/rstudio-tips/#1) #####
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They are actually the same key. To the novice the key feels enchanted, like a trick. To the the expert the key feels routine, like a tip. --- Expertise is the state of having been taught and having learned to forget everything irrelevant to a process. Expertise is having the right keys at the right time. Gaining that expertise and those keys is a social learning process. If the sociology and philosophy of tips and tricks interests you: Zerubavel, Eviatar. Hidden in Plain Sight: The Social Structure of Irrelevance. United Kingdom: Oxford University Press, 2015. Galison, Peter., Daston, Lorraine. Objectivity. United States: Zone Books, 2021. --- class: title-slide, left, top # R is a journey #### Your guide: Jeremy Allen <br> #####
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