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- 1. ETL in R %>% + dplyr + tidyr ChiaChi@RLadies 20160829
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- 3. 同事說 ... 厚 ~~~ 你要拿可愛貼紙去釣女孩子齁 ~~~ 可是我的貼紙今天只釣到兩個男孩 ... (默)
- 4. 總之 ... 想要貼紙或 T-shirt 的 請來找我 or Yen
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- 14. 如果 … 你的老闆看到這張圖 ... 他會表示 ... ???
- 16. 平均 ... ? 但如果看條件機率呢 ？
- 18. 有沒有覺得 ... 眼睛快脫窗的 fu ......
- 20. 怎樣才是 ... 正確的週期 ？正確的時間尺度 ？ 來看空間的 pattern ！
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