Data Science. TileDB. Open Source. Quant Research. R. C++. Debian. Linux. Adjunct Clinical Professor, University of Illinois. Lots of coffee. And some running.
RQuantLib 0.4.11 on CRAN: More polish
Quantitative Finance functionality for R
dirk.eddelbuettel.com/blog/2…#rstats#rcpp
/cc @markvdloo : see the screenshot for a nice parallel tinytest run of the installed package using a littler helper
Some preferences, the obligatory `fortunes::fortune()` call plus a simple (earlier) version of 'source from directory' now also in the `startup` package by @henrikbengtsson Newer real settings are now in the spurced dir.
A little cooking makes a nice end to the week: Carne asada burrito casserole. (Truth be told I cheated and marinated the steak since last evening.)
@hrbrmstr : your move
New draft paper I worked on in December aiming to update the older JSS survey paper. Feedback most welcome!
arxiv.org/abs/1912.11144
And big big thanks to @henrikbengtsson and @axiomsofxyz for some initial discussions, comments and suggestions.
Really thankful for the team that maintains the Docker project for R (rocker). Was able to get an R-devel build up and running with tidyverse + RStudio to diagnose a tough new bug in just a few minutes. Magical stuff!
The low-hanging fruit of 'mute when x % of tweet is hashtags (and tweet at least z chars long)' may become very valuable during the election year as I already hand-muted a number of clearly political bots spamming #rstats.
While CRAN may be "resting" (and upgrading tools), package managers never sleep.
So please see the ghrr drat for
- Rcpp: a snapshot 1.0.3.7 (next version in March)
- BH: a bugfix 1.72.0-3 (will go to CRAN next week)
More ghrr info at ghrr.github.io/drat/#rcpp#rstats
There must be a long German word for that feeling when you tell yourself "sure, I just install code from the .deb and see how it goes" and then naively adding extensions eats up a quick 220mb before you said beep ...
The bug was reported + fixed before R 3.6.0, see the list archives, or of course the R sources.
As I told @lemire over DM (which I prefer over yelling here) his mistake may be the restoration of prior session settings. Try pristine R as I did with the Docker example. No bug.
Indeed, see the NEWS file. On my box with R 3.6.2:
R> set.seed(42) # just to fix things
R> x <- sample(1717986919,1000000, replace=TRUE)
R> table(x%%2)
0 1
500247 499753
R>
#rtweet application idea: read timeline, flag authors with
- more than x % of tweet are hashtags
- more than y % of tweets contain animated gifs
- more than z % are retweets
- [ your criteria here ]
and then automute.
Who is going to build the serenity application?
#rstats
It is *absurd* how good @Ubuntu upgrades have gotten.
Even as a @Debian dev I had @Ubuntu on laptop(s) for maybe 13 of the 15 years. Bi-annual upgrades. Going to 19.10 right now: not a single prompt or question (on a ~3 year old laptop with five or six upgrades).
Rocking.