Jesica Formoso
@jformoso.bsky.social
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Researcher, Data Scientist, R-Ladies Buenos Aires Organizer 💜. Mother of cats 🐈🐲 She|her 🌈 #rstats #rladies
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Hi #RLadies! I’m Jesica, your curator this week! I’m super excited to be here and share this week with you! 💜
Based in Argentina 🧉, I’m a researcher working at the intersection of data, education, and open science. I use R for analyzing data, teaching, and (more recently) building tools.
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This week's #RLadies curator is @jformoso.bsky.social 🥳
Jesica Formoso, Researcher at National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET) | MetaDocencia. They say, "I’m currently using R in my research on reading comprehension at CONICET and for survey analysis as Impact Measurement Lead at MetaDocencia, while also participating in the Forwards R Package Development Workshop summer school because I am starting to develop a package for Spanish readability assessment and this is new for me."
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(4/6) 😬 Ever run code and wonder which filter() was used? `conflicted` turns conflicts between function names into errors, and it allows you to choose which one to use. Avoids surprises and silent bugs (select() from psych gets me every time!)

conflicted.r-lib.org
An Alternative Conflict Resolution Strategy
Rs default conflict management system gives the most recently loaded package precedence. This can make it hard to detect conflicts, particularly when they arise because a package update cr...
conflicted.r-lib.org
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(3/6) 📝 `annotater` makes it easy to add informative comments to your package load calls (the package's purpose, which functions, and version you are using). Great for clarity and reproducibility.

🔗 annotater.liomys.mx
.. And in Spanish from LatinR www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mqf2...
Annotate Package Load Calls
Provides non-invasive annotation of package load calls such as \code{library()}, \code{p_load()}, and \code{require()} so that we can have an idea of what the packages we are loading are meant for.
annotater.liomys.mx
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(2/6)📍 `here` helps avoid broken file paths when switching machines or sharing projects. It automatically detects your project root and builds paths relative to it. Very helpful when working with students, it sets a good practice from day one.

🔗 here.r-lib.org
A Simpler Way to Find Your Files
Constructs paths to your projects files. Declare the relative path of a file within your project with i_am(). Use the here() function as a drop-in replacement for file.path()', it will always locate t...
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Also… this is my first ever post on Bluesky, so let’s hope I don’t accidentally break the internet 😅
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🌟 This week I'm curating the @weare.rladies.org account! 💜
I’ll be sharing bits and pieces from the R world — things I find interesting, helpful, or just fun to think about.

Come say hi, share what you're up to, or just drop by for some good vibes! 🦄

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