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Comment #46756142
Me too. Training a neural net of this scale is basically a lossy compression and promting just an interpolation of the data. But explain this to lawyers and courts...
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Comment #46752142
Anyone else worries that by contributing to open source software these days one is also digging his/her own grave?
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Comment #45788403
Or Linux
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Comment #43650785
There are so many options to emded R in any kind of system. Thanks to the C API, there are connectors for any if the traditional language. There is also RServe and plumber for inte…
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Comment #43045600
Latvian? I've always thought OnlyOffice is developed in Russia.
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Comment #42019537
Unlike many other languages, R has a native/built-in tabular data structure. So when your data have tabular structure R is by far the best glue for building pipes between external …
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Comment #40376976
We use embedded R in production in a way some other companies would use Python and I can say having a better compiler would definitely help. Even if most people use R interactively…
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Comment #35656568
Fun story. My first computer too. Got it from my uncle without any manuals, we spend a whole afternoon writing down a code of a game from a magazine letter by letter. We thought we…
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Comment #34080827
Exactly my experience. I have never bought another Apple device since then.
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Comment #33763487
There are still several areas where R beats Python: tabular data crunching, data analysis (plotting, stats), finance (econometrics etc...) but it's less and less obvious.
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Comment #32054129
Mapy.cz even used to have a great Symbian client with navigation and all, very low battery drain. It was awasome.
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Comment #29876096
There are several factors that make healthcare a specific type of product that laissez-faire markets fail to efficiently produce by nature: * tight connection to insurance * typica…
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Comment #29823847
> that doesn’t randomly crash after 30 minutes that rules out any Adobe product :)
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Comment #29635778
This an amazing resource. Thanks!
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Comment #29447513
Actually, all of them (kdeconnect, firefox, nextcloud) have pretty good Android clients
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Comment #29078181
consider starting a family :-)
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Comment #28737695
> OpenBLAS is incompatible with application threads R is single-threaded.
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Comment #28280368
I think parent comment was referring to the M-code [0] [0]( https://www.howtoexcel.org/power-query/m-code/ )
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Comment #25668605
There are two camps in the R world - tidyverse and base-R (tiniverse). Its not a coincidence that the author gives an example from the tidyverse ecosystem. Authors and users of tid…
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Comment #23655306
I see. But I think after demeaning X, beta0 will just have a special meaning... log odds of the average case. Nothing more.
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Comment #23651239
You don't want to demean your dependent (response) binary variable. So you almost always want to keep beta0 to control for any imbalance in your dependent var.
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Comment #21792711
Hi Wit, you guys do a great job to make R ready for deployment in production. What do you think of the new renv package?
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Comment #19978405
I was surprised when VSCode snap told me that I should start using different snap to install new versions if VSCode and that my settings would be kept. And it did. So there is some…