Data Science. TileDB. Open Source. Quant Research. R. C++. Debian. Linux. Adjunct Clinical Professor, University of Illinois. Lots of coffee. And some running.
We have a shorthand "7.31" for that in #Rstats due to the somewhat legendary entry for Question 7.31 in the R FAQ.
Also Chrome autocompletes '7.31' when I type 'r faq' 😇
cran.r-project.org/doc/FAQ/R…
Complaining does help sometimes. Still better to try to fix. Upon which others can layer better fixes.
See #rstats bug report #17828 reported (with patch) by me in June, kindly improved upon by @bastistician in July, and just closed by Kurt Hornik.
It's easy and cathartic to complain (I'm as guilty of this as others). Much harder to do something to move toward a solution.
But, as @eddelbuettel has said, "Complaining works!" ;-)
A variant of the 'mute people with nc hashtags posts among n posts using term' function by @csgillespie is now in my `dang` package in a #tinyverse form requiring only #rdatatable.
To use it, make sure your Twitter token can read+write. Mine was still on read-only...
#rstats
Could do with love and updates especially as vowpalwabbit.org is alive and kicking. Spare time is the usual scarce resource though.
Any volunteers know where to file issues :)
#rstats#rcpp#vowpalwabbit
Open Source can be so amazeballs. Two hours after tweeting the awesome upstream author @gabi_melman gave me two pointers for fixes in the initial issue ticket github.com/eddelbuettel/rcpp…
and we're golden.
"Release early, release often". And talk to people who know their code.
When you finally push something to a public repo that you had on your drive for years, and the upstream author notices and stars it the same day....
#rstats#rcpp#cplusplus#spdlog
/cc @gabi_melman
Word. I looked into Hugo when @kjhealy blogged about it "way back when".
And I prefer to do e.g. my course site stat430.com in "straight hugo" with a little R etc mostly for code highlighting.
Simpler is sometimes better. Served straight from gh pages. too