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   by 0x001E84EE 10y ago

   Yes, that is correct. My question was about using the R programming language and its libraries rather than RStudio. If you create a program that uses any of the GPL licensed R libraries, that program must also be GPL licensed [1]. Additiona
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   by 0x001E84EE 10y ago

   > Surely the IDE license does not affect the license of code written in the IDE? Agreed. However, the R programming language and many of its libraries are GPL licensed. Can someone elaborate how R can be legally used in to develop propri
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   by 0x001E84EE 10y ago

   R and its libraries are GPL licensed. Is there some corporate license available to prevent companies from being required to publish proprietary code that interacts with R? Or was the usage limited to to internal systems?
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   by 0x001E84EE 10y ago

   Part of that may stem from R and most (all?) of its libraries being licensed under GPL.
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   by 0x001E84EE 13y ago

   I'm a big fan of that kudos button! Very nice website and an interesting introduction to Rust.
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   by 0x001E84EE 13y ago

   How about a look into how much more money you spend by going out to lunch everyday?
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   by 0x001E84EE 13y ago

   I would argue that many Scientific Computing problems involve large amounts of data and/or computation.
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   by 0x001E84EE 13y ago

   Posted last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6990570
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   by 0x001E84EE 13y ago

   https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6219253
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    by 0x001E84EE 13y ago

    "In general, as long as you’re staying largely inside the world of what I call “BOLS” (Block-Oriented, Lexically-Scoped) Languages, such as C, C++, VB, Java, C#, PHP, Lua, Python, Ruby or perl, you can in fact learn enough pidgin to ge
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    by 0x001E84EE 13y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6238877
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    What is the worst real-world macros/pre-processor abuse you've ever come across?(stackoverflow.com)

    1 points by 0x001E84EE 13y ago|0 comments