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Comment #20364271
Tidyverse code is not write-only; it is designed to be mostly read-only where the level of abstraction is at the level of the domain, which in this case is data frames and data pip…
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Comment #20364148
I concur with your sentiments having cultivated data science teams from the ground up with diverse educational backgrounds. Programming in base R is more akin to assembly language …
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Comment #20011771
The Chinese government has prevented plenty of US companies from doing business in China including Google, but more importantly is the rejection of patents and intellectual propert…
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Comment #19680113
This is the best justification for R: Its statistical lineage and adoption by researchers. There's plenty of great thinking manifested in these libraries and its community. This ca…
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Comment #19679998
R is quite good at developing DSLs (quite Lispy), but Julia is even Lispy-er with a more flexible syntax and unicode identifiers. R, definitely, has a great statistical lineage, bu…
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Comment #19679916
Speed is not the only computational constraint - the tremendous memory required for very large data sets is often a severe limitation especially within R (and I actually enjoy R). …
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Comment #19679880
https://www.queryverse.org/ fin.
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Comment #18710663
The irony is that if you use Patreon's search functionality to search for slurs and other hate speech you will find plenty more blatant and obvious instances on their own platform.…
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Comment #14456328
Agreed. The `raw` data collection should be transparent and in a format that is not locked into Excel spreadsheets.
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Comment #14084859
Reals are not equivalently as unrealizable or dubious as infinitesimals. Infintesimals can be constructively specified as nilpotent/nilsquare entities, numerical entities which whe…
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Comment #13840497
Some context: this was published before the Wikileaks Vault 7 release.
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Comment #13341488
I'm unsure about what danger is being exposed here outside of what other agents have or are currently employing. Can someone give some more perspective regarding the significance o…
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Comment #9592362
White privilege
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Comment #7132902
CSS Regions considered harmful: http://alistapart.com/blog/post/css-regions-considered-harmf... By Håkon Wium Lie,the father of CSS, the CTO of Opera, and a pioneer advocate for we…
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Comment #7053267
Disagree about the idea that those who are unfamiliar with type theory prefer dynamic typing. Typing preferences are usually due to trends in language usage having little to do wit…
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Comment #3799361
Not sure the example of fitting a square peg into a round hole is a good one to demonstrate the adapter pattern. Also, would a Java programmer really reach for that pattern first f…
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Comment #3784810
To moms. To women. Thanks Raganwald.
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Comment #3570916
Fuck no.
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Comment #3517242
Agreed. Early returns should function as guards.
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Comment #3432512
As a former academic I find this kind of behavior antithetical to the principle's of science. The scientific publishing industry is archaic and a burden on the progress of science.…
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Comment #3430124
Regardless of whether this reviewer is real, the laughs were worth it.
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Comment #3409658
Rails is opinionated (and there is some entrenched baggage from the way PHP did things). It actually requires considerable effort to be able to structure your code with OO best pri…
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Comment #3370647
Genius! (~_^)
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Comment #3322707
Steve Ballmer.
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Comment #3259067
There is nothing wrong in not liking OO. But OO is an ambiguously defined paradigm and unlike functional programming doesn't really have a definitive calculus. However, Peter Landi…