eliashaddad

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   by eliashaddad 5y ago

   In this case you should probably use the "here" or the "rprojroot" packages (libraries in conventional R parlance). They both simplify the usage of relative paths inside a project/repository. If you have a project r
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   by eliashaddad 7y ago

   Vimium also works in FF. I am using it right now.
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   by eliashaddad 7y ago

   Regarding TensorFlow, you could use the docker images and run everything in containers instead. They tend to work pretty fine out of the box.
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   by eliashaddad 7y ago

   That is not true at all. R has inbuilt great parallel tools (check for example the doSnow and future frameworks); the best packages for data manipulation are mostly written in C (for example data.table and a good part of the tidyverse); and
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   by eliashaddad 7y ago

   Besides the aforementioned browser(), try() and tryCatch(), you would check the packages assertive and assertr to guarantee the expected inputs, and testthat to create tests for your scripts. All awesome.
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   by eliashaddad 7y ago

   But then, to avoid that, you can embrace the concept of copyleft (free software) instead of open source. So, you can make your software free as in 'free speech', and obligate other companies to keep the products they construct abo