Data Science. TileDB. Open Source. Quant Research. R. C++. Debian. Linux. Adjunct Clinical Professor, University of Illinois. Lots of coffee. And some running.
And @Debian packages are being uploaded now, with @Ubuntu to follow soon thanks to @marutterstat -- and #RockerProject base containers a little later.
I like doing this on Saturday. Keep it here, cute numbers or not.
#rstats
And for a tweet tri-fecta: an BSPM example using `rocker/r-bspm:20.04` to install the (sometimes gnarly) `rgdal` package in ONE command in about ONE minute using binaries. Fast, easy, cheap, reliable.
github.com/Enchufa2/bspm/iss…#rstats
/cc @RogerBivand @edzerpebesma
We have been providing Rocker Project containers for this and they rock as they are already setup for binaries:
rocker/r-rspm:{18.04,20.04} # no Debian for RSPM
rocker/r-bspm:{18.04,20.04,testing}
Thanks to @urganmax for mentioning BSPM.
#rstats
Also since yesterday on CRAN as part of littler:
installBSPM.r
installRSPM.r
Both take R package names and install binaries---fast!
For BSPM: full dependencies (~ 4600 CRAN .deb binaries), for RSPM across more OSs but w/o deps.
I use BSPM in CI now.
#rstats
Today is the 30th anniversary of me leaving Germany for two semesters in France, which turned into two more, a PhD during which Canada became home before moving to the US.
Also 30th anniversary of what moved my last exam a day off Oct 3rd so read @JeremyCliffe on the new country
What better way to help R in release-week than to test R 4.0.3 due this Saturday!
- New @Debian binaries building if you can test on testing/unstable
- Weekly cronjob builds (large) rocker/r-devel (use "RD" in it)
- Weekly cronjob builds (smaller) rocker/drd (ditto)
#rstats
"Forecasting remains difficult, particularly about the future."
Glad I got to demonstrate that again.
Since I said that @_lionelhenry showed possible R parser changes at DSC/ @useR2018_conf and @LukeTierney4 discussed possible implementations at the virtual @useR2020stl
With a thank you from @tiledb for your work as it made offering our CRAN package (cran.r-project.org/package=t…) on Windows feasible and a relative breeze.
Thanks to @ryanpkyle for pointing to the right library and @knapply_ for jumping in with advice this task has gone from not completing to taking 8.5s!!
+1 for the #rstats twitter community - and I should really learn more base R before complaining about the language again 😆
Sometimes one language isn't the right tool for the job.
I could see #rstats falling over on the conversion of a 320 MB json file to csv and I wrote and ran a #Python script and the R code is still trying to read the json ...
(Or at least the way I use a language isn't right)
@eddelbuettel I love using {tint}. Thanks a lot for creating this package. Last year I showed the HTML created using {tint} to my students and I could hear them gasp.
Last night, I was talking to my dad and telling him I was concerned that 2021 would make us miss 2020. He responded with a Russian saying I’d never heard before: “On average, we live pretty well: worse than last year, but definitely better than next year.”