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Data analyst, R fan, boulderer, and community gardener in Edinburgh
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Data analyst, R fan, boulderer, and community gardener in Edinburgh I will follow back if you post *mostly* about #RStats and related topics. (he/him)
@xandra@tilde.zone Great post 👏🏻 Being nice, and humble, is a killer combination. When I meet someone with those qualities I’m like: please teach me 😍🥹
Data analyst, R fan, boulderer, and community gardener in Edinburgh I will follow back if you post *mostly* about #RStats and related topics. (he/him)
Data analyst, R fan, boulderer, and community gardener in Edinburgh I will follow back if you post *mostly* about #RStats and related topics. (he/him)
Data analyst, R fan, boulderer, and community gardener in Edinburgh I will follow back if you post *mostly* about #RStats and related topics. (he/him)
Data analyst, R fan, boulderer, and community gardener in Edinburgh I will follow back if you post *mostly* about #RStats and related topics. (he/him)
Data analyst, R fan, boulderer, and community gardener in Edinburgh I will follow back if you post *mostly* about #RStats and related topics. (he/him)
Point being, this is surprising. There are so many women doing incredible work in the R space, and it has such a good rep for inclusivity in c.f. to e.g. Python. But Python has had several women in their core dev team (which is only about 2 - 3 times the size of the R team).
I’m sure the reasons for the R core team being all male is multifaceted - but I do hope they can take (or are already taking!) steps to find, mentor, and retain women.
Data analyst, R fan, boulderer, and community gardener in Edinburgh I will follow back if you post *mostly* about #RStats and related topics. (he/him)
Data analyst, R fan, boulderer, and community gardener in Edinburgh I will follow back if you post *mostly* about #RStats and related topics. (he/him)