HenrikB

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by HenrikB 5y ago
Maybe also: - Write lots of tests with high test coverage before migration. Then you can rely on them on a continuous basis to make sure any updates do not break the existing functionality
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by HenrikB 5y ago
Thanks for doing this. Have you considered making it open source (FOSS)?
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by HenrikB 5y ago
Thank you, and thanks for the suggestion. Yes, it should be possible to keep the SC2154 check. I probably just disabled it as a quick fix when first started out. I'm tracking this in https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson&#
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by HenrikB 5y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm the co-developer) Together with GitHub user xPMo, I created a Shellcheck REPL tool ( https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/shellcheck-repl ) that validates your Bash commands using ShellCheck _before_
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by HenrikB 5y ago
:thumbsup: This one allows you to put the '## help text' comments on the line just before the target. No need to put them after the prerequisite.
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by HenrikB 5y ago
In case OP, and others don't know, it is the copyright holders that can decide on the license. Copyright holders are the persons who contributed to the code. In this case, it sounds like OP is the sole author and therefore the sole co
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by HenrikB 5y ago
Sinclair ZX81 is calling and wanna have a word about memory requirements :p
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by HenrikB 6y ago
shellcheck-repl: Validation of Shell Commands Before Evaluation https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/shellcheck-repl This tool validates your commands at the Bash prompt using ShellCheck and refuses to evaluate them if t
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by HenrikB 6y ago
FWIW, there's also 00:00 and 24:00 to distinguish midnight at the beginning of the day versus the end of the day.
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by HenrikB 6y ago
Actually, the NavMe app for Pebble was really useful as a navigator when riding a motorcycle. It would vibrate to yr attention when you were approaching the next turn and the turn info was easy to see on the watch while riding. It was a bri
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by HenrikB 8y ago
They did something similar around 2010 when they (repeatadly) asked users to enter their email address and password "to see if any of your contacts are on Facebook so you can connect with them" with a "don't sorry, we wo
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by HenrikB 8y ago
Related: shh (request for silence) is a word and I think it's universal
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by HenrikB 10y ago
Have a look at the fiery package ( https://cran.r-project.org/package=fiery ), which utilizes futures and that Thomas Pedersen just released: "A very flexible framework for building server side logic in R. The framework
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by HenrikB 10y ago
Well done - and thanks for pushing for this (and for BDR to implement this and many many other things)! I didn't know this history. R users and developers have soo many to thank at the same time as lots of heroic work of a few.
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by HenrikB 10y ago
I'm also working in biology (at the UCSF Cancer Center) and one of the reasons why the future package exists in the first place is that we needed a way to process a large number of microarrays, RNA / DNA sequencing samples and HiC
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by HenrikB 10y ago
Author here. Thanks for this illustration of futures in R. About one port per future: This is the case for futures that uses the 'multisession' backend, which is a localhost + PSOCK version of the much more general 'cluster&#