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hadley
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About hadley
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Comment #48661966
You can learn about the theory that underlies tidyeval at https://adv-r.hadley.nz/quasiquotation.html . I'd claim that it's neither reinventing the wheel (because it solves problem…
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Comment #48660382
CRAN is a weird universe, but not (just) for the reasons you mention. CRAN is still heavily human maintained which means that there's a high chance that an actual human will look a…
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Comment #47843915
You’ll be able to adjust plots. But you have to do it with code, not UI.
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Comment #47172906
Let alone that Nano Banana 2 is Gemini Image 3.1
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Comment #44681916
Students also pay :)
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Comment #44681914
We're working on this! Education is really important to us so this is 100% a problem we want to solve.
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Comment #44681797
We do discount heavily for academia: get 50% off for research and 100% off (i.e. free) for teaching. But I do get that our pro products largely solve problems that folks encounter …
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Comment #43655889
You might be interested in https://github.com/posit-dev/plumber2
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Comment #43647659
I've wrapped a bunch of providers with ellmer: https://ellmer.tidyverse.org
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Comment #40955850
That’s exactly how ggplot (not 2!) worked: https://github.com/hadley/ggplot1
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Comment #40506437
Why is that disappointing?
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Comment #39934305
You should check out https://siuba.org and https://plotnine.org :)
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Comment #39576865
Hmmmm, I think that's something we could probably help with in dbplyr by providing something like `last_sql()` that would return the most recent SQL sent to the database. (By analo…
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Comment #39576855
I love this framing :)
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Comment #39576848
For the most common cases, the tidyverse now only requires {{ }}. This allows you to tell tidyeval functions that you have the name of a df-var stored in an env-var. Do you have sp…
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Comment #39576838
Oh, you mean the pro drivers? Unfortunately we can't give those away because we have to pay several $100k a year just to get access for our customers. Most of the pro drivers do ha…
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Comment #39576816
(1) You might want to check out https://github.com/t-kalinowski/Rapp by my colleague Tomasz (2) I think part of that is in scope for strict ( https://github.com/hadley/strict ). Yo…
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Comment #39576792
I'd highly encourage you to look into shiny more. No, it's not django, but it's a much richer framework than dash, and you can always bring your own HTML if what it generates for y…
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Comment #39574524
R definitely has its warts, but I strongly believe that underneath them lies a beautiful and quite elegant language that's extremely well suited to the challenges of data analysis.…
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Comment #39574321
We now provide snapshotted CRAN binaries (for many platforms) at https://packagemanager.posit.co .
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Comment #39574311
I'd love to hear more about this because from my perspective renv does seem to solve 95% of the challenges the folks face in practice. I wonder what makes your situation different?…
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Comment #39574305
We (Posit) have hired Hassan (the maintainer of plotnine) so this is great to hear :)
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Comment #39574294
If you have specific issues around error messages and tracebacks please feel free to let me know directly or to file issues on Github. We really do care about the legibility of err…
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Comment #39574257
What are the premium packages you're talking about? As far as I know all of our R packages are 100% open source. I'd love to hear more why you're using webshot etc to talk screensh…