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Hello #rstats community, is there a R package out there that wraps a javascript library to do tabs.
I want to be able to see graphs in tabs directly in my notebook or browser.
(not interested in anything that requires knitting)
Many thanks!

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Hello #rstats community, is there a R package out there that wraps a javascript library to do tabs.
I want to be able to see graphs in tabs directly in my notebook or browser.
(not interested in anything that requires knitting)
Many thanks!

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@johnmackintosh
Now that I see it written down I think it's even more likely not real.
Isn't the ast of a|>b() exactly the same as b(a)?

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@johnmackintosh
Now that I see it written down I think it's even more likely not real.
Isn't the ast of a|>b() exactly the same as b(a)?

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@johnmackintosh
Oh I'm sure it returns a data.table I thought you said setDT( blabla |> collect()) was faster than blabla |> collect() |> setDT()

Sorry I misunderstood

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@johnmackintosh
Oh I'm sure it returns a data.table I thought you said setDT( blabla |> collect()) was faster than blabla |> collect() |> setDT()

Sorry I misunderstood

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@johnmackintosh
Can you show an example, I fail to see how it's possible unless collact() is actually somewhat streaming data into data.table

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@johnmackintosh
Can you show an example, I fail to see how it's possible unless collact() is actually somewhat streaming data into data.table

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@treyhunner
nice feature parity with R!

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@treyhunner
nice feature parity with R!

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@etiennebacher
🥲

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@etiennebacher
🥲

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@etiennebacher
Have you ever encounter a similar project that tidypolars trying to bring data.table syntax with either polars or duckdb.
That's only my personal test but that would be amazing

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@etiennebacher
Have you ever encounter a similar project that tidypolars trying to bring data.table syntax with either polars or duckdb.
That's only my personal test but that would be amazing

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@yutannihilation
I got you, I'm just generally frustrated about performance in R, why not taking the time to do this 'efficiently'.
Back to the point: Thanks for pointing it out!

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@yutannihilation
I got you, I'm just generally frustrated about performance in R, why not taking the time to do this 'efficiently'.
Back to the point: Thanks for pointing it out!

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@yutannihilation
Problem (?) is that arguments are going to be serialized in a file which I understand as saved as rds. So it's going to be slow.

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@yutannihilation
Problem (?) is that arguments are going to be serialized in a file which I understand as saved as rds. So it's going to be slow.

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@coolbutuseless
Doing this every day as well 🙌
Huge fan btw.

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@coolbutuseless
Doing this every day as well 🙌
Huge fan btw.

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@dgkf
Looks great, will it integrate with nvim-r?
Very happy to test if you need a body behind a keyboard.
I've always found R debuging appalling.

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@dgkf
Looks great, will it integrate with nvim-r?
Very happy to test if you need a body behind a keyboard.
I've always found R debuging appalling.

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@rmflight
yes I am following #rstats thanks!

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@rmflight
yes I am following #rstats thanks!

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@fclc
Thanks I'm following a few (the one I figured ;))

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@fclc
Thanks I'm following a few (the one I figured ;))

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I deleted twitter recently and started looking at mastodon hoping that the #rstats #hpc people would be in there. I have not as much as I used to yet. Is there somewhere I should be looking? Are people discussing collapse, data.table, mirai or similar?

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I deleted twitter recently and started looking at mastodon hoping that the #rstats #hpc people would be in there. I have not as much as I used to yet. Is there somewhere I should be looking? Are people discussing collapse, data.table, mirai or similar?

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@yjunechoe if it's in webr it's in quarto...you just need to find the addon/package/code

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@yjunechoe if it's in webr it's in quarto...you just need to find the addon/package/code

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@_wurli @defuneste @yjunechoe

How does it bench against data.table and collapse?

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@_wurli @defuneste @yjunechoe

How does it bench against data.table and collapse?