I just have to install from source and it works fine.
But hard to automate in pipeline or systems in production.
How are you working around this issue?
I just have to install from source and it works fine.
But hard to automate in pipeline or systems in production.
How are you working around this issue?
The {officer} package lets R users work directly with Word and PowerPoint documents.
Learn more: www.jumpingrivers.com/blog/custom-...
#RStats #DataScience #Reporting #Automation
The {officer} package lets R users work directly with Word and PowerPoint documents.
Learn more: www.jumpingrivers.com/blog/custom-...
#RStats #DataScience #Reporting #Automation
It all started back in April 2015 — yes, a full decade ago."
What the actual f?
(From @vates.bsky.social)
virtualize.sh/blog/ground-...
It all started back in April 2015 — yes, a full decade ago."
What the actual f?
(From @vates.bsky.social)
virtualize.sh/blog/ground-...
Learned much about the various business models of free software.
Especially, I learned that an AGPL-3 licence does not force you to publicly diffuse the code. It only needs to be available to users/customers.
Learned much about the various business models of free software.
Especially, I learned that an AGPL-3 licence does not force you to publicly diffuse the code. It only needs to be available to users/customers.
Any suggestion?
For now I'm digging in this repo: github.com/rbenchmark/b...
Any suggestion?
For now I'm digging in this repo: github.com/rbenchmark/b...
I usually work with a UI/UX designer when building an app.
But with this I feel like I could sketch up something quickly by myself
Here is an article on the cynkra blog: cynkra.com/blog/2025-05...
I usually work with a UI/UX designer when building an app.
But with this I feel like I could sketch up something quickly by myself
Here is an article on the cynkra blog: cynkra.com/blog/2025-05...
A quick benchmark reveals about a 100x improvement (1000ms -> 10ms) for an action that happens quite frequently.
But we're supposed to deploy to production next Monday. Our test coverage is not good enough.
What would you do?
A quick benchmark reveals about a 100x improvement (1000ms -> 10ms) for an action that happens quite frequently.
But we're supposed to deploy to production next Monday. Our test coverage is not good enough.
What would you do?
The article was too big so I had to break it down into 4 articles.
And for now it'll only be available in French.
Why does it take so much time to write content?
The article was too big so I had to break it down into 4 articles.
And for now it'll only be available in French.
Why does it take so much time to write content?
Half of them could have been an email.
For some reason, we keep having meetings: Clients want to talk for hours, or we don't feel ready, or we aren't as organised as we think we are.
Have you made the switch to full async? How did you do it?
Half of them could have been an email.
For some reason, we keep having meetings: Clients want to talk for hours, or we don't feel ready, or we aren't as organised as we think we are.
Have you made the switch to full async? How did you do it?
Do you upgrade once a year? every other year? when a new major version comes out?
Do you still use R 3.5.2 because that was the latest version at the time of building the app?
Do you upgrade once a year? every other year? when a new major version comes out?
Do you still use R 3.5.2 because that was the latest version at the time of building the app?
a huge list of resources (blog posts, talks, guides, ...) on Quarto everything
github.com/mcanouil/awe...
a huge list of resources (blog posts, talks, guides, ...) on Quarto everything
github.com/mcanouil/awe...
I'd go for it but I like having the browser extension of Toggl that automatically fills the entries with the task name (from Github issues, Todoist tasks, OpenProject tickets, etc.)
Is it part of the roadmap?
I'd go for it but I like having the browser extension of Toggl that automatically fills the entries with the task name (from Github issues, Todoist tasks, OpenProject tickets, etc.)
Is it part of the roadmap?