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Comment #42476476
Gas production from the North Sea is low because they imposed onerous windfall surtaxes on it so now it is unattractive to produce.
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Comment #41720023
In R `nnls` (nonnegative least squares) does not guarantee integrality but in this case does give one solution and it happens to be integral: `library(nnls); nnls(A, b)`
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Comment #41579259
The poorman package (on CRAN) implements a lot of tidyverse with no dependencies. Other packages that provide alternate implementations are datawizard and tidytable.
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Comment #40329172
We used to call stuff like this "the warm body clause".
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Comment #39993371
David P. Ellerman has a mathematical approach to accounting based on what he refers to as the Pacioli group. A provisional element of the Pacioli group looks like x//y where x and …
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Comment #38143106
The HN news title seems inaccurate. This is not necessarily a drop in demand nor is it applicable to all shipping as also suggested by the title. The article suggests it is an over…
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Comment #34418815
Per Brinch Handsen, Programming a Personal Computer. Book is online. Interpreter, editor and OS in about 10 KLOC. http://pascal.hansotten.com/per-brinch-hansen/ Also https://news.y…
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Comment #30769304
Of course it is possible to screw up but if you don't update your packages and record the date that does not seem to be R's fault.
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Comment #30767994
The packages that were used in statistics were SAS, SPSS and Stata. perl is not a statistical package and has nowhere near the depth of statistical capabilities of R. Don't forget …
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Comment #30766038
Is the subset R interpreter you wrote available on the net?
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Comment #30765210
1. Before R commercial statistical packages were mainly used. You can, in principle, just use assembler too and develop everything yourself but it isn't practical. Regarding C/C++ …
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Comment #30764836
What needs to be added is that before R the reproducibility problem in science was compounded by the fact that analyses were done with proprietary software limiting communication a…
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Comment #30396981
Furthermore a test just twice as large would be sufficient to determine significance at the 1% level even with a two sided test if the same death rate continued to hold. ivm
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Comment #30393373
The Mech Vent and ICU also used two sided tests.
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Comment #30393178
Also they say they used the Fisher exact test and got a p value for mortality of 0.09 so it seems they were doing a two-sided test which is the default for fisher.test in R. ivm Ho…
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Comment #30392740
Not being statistically significant is not a proof that it doesn't work -- it only means they could not reject the possibility that the results were due to chance. The possibility …
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Comment #30392044
If we look at the secondary endpoints note that 3x as many died in the control group, 2.5x as many needed mechanical ventilation and one third more need to go to the ICU. Ivermecti…
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Comment #30061315
The link refers to dplyr not being able to use databases but actually there is a database backend for it in package dbplyr. See https://dbplyr.tidyverse.org/
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Comment #28681599
> plug a USB device in that has all my media files on it If you have multiple radios (like I do) that would require physically moving the USB from one to another.
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Comment #28678677
At the time that CCrane, Grace and others started offering internet radios everyone was using Reciva and articles at the time referred to it as the Microsoft of internet radio so I…
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Comment #28677288
> Grace Digital bricked my three GD streaming devices If you are referring to a Reciva based internet radio the web site which powers them was shut down by the owner of that site, …
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Comment #24747516
The vroom R package is likely the fastest R package in read speed, not the ones used in this article. vroom was 13.1x faster than R's fread/data.table based on the read performance…
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Comment #24578416
Personal sound amplification devices already exist at significantly less cost than conventional hearing aids. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2635618 https://www.…
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Comment #23802346
This may destroy viruses but it does not kill them as viruses are not alive.
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Comment #22971384
Correct. One can write r"(c:\Windows\System32)" . Check out additional examples at the end of the help file: https://github.com/wch/r-source/blob/trunk/src/library/base/...