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For newbie, I think the best way to learn how to organize a Django project is using cookiecutter-django. They follow most best practices, and you have already worked docker-compose config to quickly up and running without problems.

Wow, now I understand the reasons. As Python guy I'm having trouble to understand how it is possible in R.

Quote from Statistical Rethinking:

> We must keep in mind the lessons: Inferring cause and making predictions are different tasks.

Models that are causally incorrect can make better predictions than those that are causally correct. Yes, it's a paradox.

You can check this work, very beautiful

https://github.com/ColCarroll/imcmc

I’m using miniflux too, deploy with Docker take a few minutes and it just works.

The best book about proof I've read is "How to prove it" by Daniel J. Velleman. A lot of set theory. But to understand it, you must do the exercises in the book. And for the solution, checkout this blog: https://www.inchmeal.io/htpi/index.html

Gosh, your captcha are really hard to solve, and I'm not even 25 year olds yet. Sometime I can't understand the question and what I should select because the images are showing only small part of the objects, and it's keep going and keep going, I must solve 5 - 7 questions before I can access to the target website.

If you like this game, I suggest you can try “Oxygen not included”

You should read this book:

How to Invent Everything: A Survival Guide for the Stranded Time Traveller

Just do interviews a lot, then one day I finally can answer all of their questions.