While the quality of the model can be debated (I noted lots of false positives too), I do note that it’s kind of cool that we’re all sitting around and poking a

While the quality of the model can be debated (I noted lots of false positives too), I do note that it’s kind of cool that we’re all sitting around and poking at an app written in an R web framework. If you haven’t: 1. Downloaded RStudio IDE 2. Built a hello word Shiny App (better still for a flavor of the thing a hello world app using the shiny dashboard package) 3. Deployed your app to shinyapps.io I highly encourage you to do so if for no reason than to see how streamlined RStudio has managed to make web app deployment for people who often don’t have much of a programming background. I’m continually impressed with the work RStudio does, even if I’m a curmudgeon and still write all my code in Emacs instead of their IDE. If RStudio expanded to support Python similarly well, I imagine they could really be the place most data scientists work.