Every once in a while I will express frustration about a client in an email, but I don't use profanity in emails and chats (these things are logged, too). Why?
Well, while my emails are unlikely to get plastered all over the interwebs, I do realize they can reach a wider audience than their intended audience. Don't forget, the things are discoverable, too. That means the lawyers can get 'em.
Biostatistics, clinical trial design, critical thinking about drugs and healthcare, skepticism, the scientific process.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Getting the hands dirty
I don't very often write the SAS code to produce tables and listings anymore. There are other people who do it a lot better than I, and I do a lot of other things better than write SAS code. But I've had the occasion to do it recently, and, I have to admit, it's a reminder of why I didn't go down the SAS programmer path (and a reminder of the fact that things really do take a long time to produce, at least correctly).
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