"may be eaten at lunch or as a dessert," you absolute monsters.
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"may be eaten at lunch or as a dessert," you absolute monsters.
I love you Poland, your people, your culture, I'm sorry you had to suffer so much during WWII and under the Soviet Union and I'm extremely happy you get to host #rstats UseR 2026
But come on...
Gum trees make your day better
folks, please don't submit LLM-generated PRs to open source projects. It makes no sense.
If the maintainers want to use an LLM to fix an issue, they can use Claude or whatnot directly. They don't need you as intermediary, that's just silly.
If they don't want to use LLMs, they have reasons.
Out of curiosity, have you ported any of your packages from R to Julia and how was that like?
{hypertext} is a DSL for building HTML in R.
it's similar to {htmltools}, but with 2 deliberate differences:
- it is *framework-agnostic*
- it has *zero dependencies*
we now have more web frameworks in R than ever before. {hypertext} works with all of them, and independently of them.
#rstats
Oh cheeky :)
You made an insulting and sarcastic comment on work I shared and I responded accordingly.
You then further showed creepy, unhinged behaviour navigating my timeline to "like" dozens of years old posts.
Talk of "emotional"...
Now stop harassing me, stop "liking" my posts, stop following me.
THERE IS ONLY ONE TRUE WAY TO CODE AND IT IS TIDY. All others will perish on the altar of messiness. MUAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I will admit that liking many of my posts, going as far back as May 2025, and including one with a picture of my wife and I did succeed in making me uneasy...
My instincts were correct: you are a creep.
I see your point, most of the time I choose not to entertain those people.
But I don't think it's bad for the brand: the people I work with are also active in the open source community and also have have to contend with such people, they understand perfectly well where it comes from.
I would criticise your work too but there's nothing there but light wrappers around others' work used by no one else but you.
You are stringing dependencies together and not ever creating anything genuine.
Void of original thought you are in no danger of "reinventing the wheel."
You're a moron, your ignorant comment shows you do not remotely understand what the package does and what a preprocessor is.
In the same vein, someone had already mentioned {dtplyr} in the replies: useless comment.
You had nothing interesting to stay, you should have stayed in your fucking canoe.
This is pretty neat actually; using builder (builder.opifex.org) to translate #rstats {dplyr} code to {data.table} code **at build time** so you get zero overhead.
⚠️ it's an llm-generated POC plugin
github.com/devOpifex/fa...
By the time you have finished your dinner the Spaniards haven't even started lunch.
That Dutch last name definitely suits you well :)
What's the overhead of sending data and instructions over to the GPU? How big does my data need to be to see improvements?
This #rstats project coming together really nicely.
We've now got build profiles, assertions, dev dependencies, bug fixes, performance improvements, and more.
github.com/devOpifex/bu...
I agree, I'm wondering whether it can even be realistically changed though: wouldn't you need a written agreement from everyone who ever contributed?
Might even be more realistic to ship your own R interpreter (if legal again).
Everyone fighing over TIbble versus DF >| vs %>% Me: googling what mean means
Me? I'm just happy to be here #rstats
When they make a PR but every line is documented by a lengthy capitalised comment.
Yes, download opencode
None of these takes are even remotely interesting.
"[...] with no visibility into intermediate steps"
If you want some impostor syndrome you can go watch Sean Barrett live code for 8 hours without syntax highlighter (code is black, comments are green), without LSP, no autocomplete or anything mildly convenient.
www.twitch.tv/nothings2
Happy to release builder: a preprocessor for #rstats.
You get a build step with macros, conditionals, directives, preflight, etc. along with new language features like fstrings, a deconstructor, and more.
github.com/devOpifex/bu...
I made a map of 3.4 million Bluesky users - see if you can find yourself!
bluesky-map.theo.io
I've seen some similar projects, but IMO this seems to better capture some of the fine-grained detail
New post: the design behind secretbase, a 40KB streaming hash package I maintain.
The entire source package is smaller than most hex sticker PNGs.
Hash large objects with constant memory. Powers targets pipelines. Plus CBOR encoding comes to R.
shikokuchuo.net/posts/28-int...
#RStats #OpenSource
Out of curiosity, how long do they take to render?
Men only want one thing and it's...
Microslop Dev Advocate has Ubuntu logo in banner 🔥
The most engaging and interesting video on software engineering I've seen in years, I highly recommend it.
Casey really deserves his reputation, he never disappoints, the other lectures are all interesting too.
youtu.be/5IUj1EZwpJY?...