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Because it has five assignment operators and a tendency to fail silently and to keep going after something errors, producing bad results for people that aren't
by nvy 3y ago
Because it has five assignment operators and a tendency to fail silently and to keep going after something errors, producing bad results for people that aren't programmers and maybe aren't good at debugging, and is only usable if you install a third party package (tidyverse).
- uxp8u61q 3y agoKeeping going after errors is common for many scripting languages, isn't it?
- nvy 3y agoNo idea. Silently failing and continuation is a complete anti-feature if you want correct results in your data pipeline though. I get it, you like R. I'm not interested in litigating this any further.
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