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neovim is great and with the r.neovim it gets me a better dev experience that what I tried so far: vscode and rstudio

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neovim is great and with the r.neovim it gets me a better dev experience that what I tried so far: vscode and rstudio

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@johnmackintosh My 1/2 a cent as heavy user of #rdatatable for the package name: short is not so important (you only write it once). I would have gone with data.table.utils or data.table.extras to make it absolutely obvious. There is probably some room for a left_join, inner_join, full_join, asof_join wrapper as well (should you look for features)

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@johnmackintosh My 1/2 a cent as heavy user of #rdatatable for the package name: short is not so important (you only write it once). I would have gone with data.table.utils or data.table.extras to make it absolutely obvious. There is probably some room for a left_join, inner_join, full_join, asof_join wrapper as well (should you look for features)

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@blasbenito thanks, obviously the main reason I wrote this was for people to get jealous…
I can’t wait to type htop…

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@blasbenito thanks, obviously the main reason I wrote this was for people to get jealous…
I can’t wait to type htop…

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Ahah we’re getting our new box tomorrow…
16T RAM 128 cores 256 with hyperthreading on. Going to play with #kdb and #rstats out use of slurm is going to decrease quite a lot.

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Ahah we’re getting our new box tomorrow…
16T RAM 128 cores 256 with hyperthreading on. Going to play with #kdb and #rstats out use of slurm is going to decrease quite a lot.

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@michaelchirico @healthandstats Thanks to all the datatable crew

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@michaelchirico @healthandstats Thanks to all the datatable crew

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Frustrated take: The almost constant disregard for performance in the #rstats community is what kills/killed R. It just does not scale.

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Frustrated take: The almost constant disregard for performance in the #rstats community is what kills/killed R. It just does not scale.

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@odr_k4tana yes there is, you can use include in the yaml header to inject javascript or html.

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@odr_k4tana yes there is, you can use include in the yaml header to inject javascript or html.

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Hello #rstats people. I am trying to make sure that when I render a doc to html that contains a lot of htmlwidgets the widgets are loaded lazily.
Is it even possible ?

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Hello #rstats people. I am trying to make sure that when I render a doc to html that contains a lot of htmlwidgets the widgets are loaded lazily.
Is it even possible ?

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@timelyportfolio @transportationtalk Nice ! I’d say tabs of anything, surely static plots (which really is image), dynamic plots (which really is html widgets), tables (which really is static html).
I have something that works but I think it’s clunky

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@timelyportfolio @transportationtalk Nice ! I’d say tabs of anything, surely static plots (which really is image), dynamic plots (which really is html widgets), tables (which really is static html).
I have something that works but I think it’s clunky

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@rmflight , thanks, wanting them in html _is_ the default way. An IDE merely displays it for you. I do not use an IDE because it adds clunkiness to the workflow and sometimes introduces bugs that do not appear in the terminal.

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@rmflight , thanks, wanting them in html _is_ the default way. An IDE merely displays it for you. I do not use an IDE because it adds clunkiness to the workflow and sometimes introduces bugs that do not appear in the terminal.

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@rmflight many thanks but that’s exactly the same thing, you need to knit or rather quarto execute to see the whole document with those tabs. I essentially want to be able to do in_tabs(list_of_plots) and see in the browser the plots in tabs.
This would also work in rmd given that would be an html widget and you can avoid adding those .tabset (that’s quite annoying to use)

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@rmflight many thanks but that’s exactly the same thing, you need to knit or rather quarto execute to see the whole document with those tabs. I essentially want to be able to do in_tabs(list_of_plots) and see in the browser the plots in tabs.
This would also work in rmd given that would be an html widget and you can avoid adding those .tabset (that’s quite annoying to use)

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@transportationtalk thanks that’s definitely a cool package I didn’t know existed but that is not quite what i want.
I just want to be able to put plots or tables in tabs for interactive quick research and I am looking for something small and fast.
There are tabs libs like /knadh/tinytabs that would be incredibly useful

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@transportationtalk thanks that’s definitely a cool package I didn’t know existed but that is not quite what i want.
I just want to be able to put plots or tables in tabs for interactive quick research and I am looking for something small and fast.
There are tabs libs like /knadh/tinytabs that would be incredibly useful