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radfordneal.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I've released a new version of my pqR implementation of R. This version introduces extensions to the R languagethatfix some long-standing design flaws thatwere inherited from S. These language extensionsmake iteasier to write reliable programs, that work even in edge cases, such as data sets with one observation. In particular, the extensions fix the problems... | |
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archive.lostinlogic.wickens.org.uk
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| | | | | Great to meet the faces behind a podcast I've been listening to for over 7 years. | |
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musicforyoublog.com
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| | | | | The various Regiments of the British Army have, since their inception, been steeped with customs and traditions, many of which are still observed and implemented to this day. Often these "quirks" are unique to certain Regiments or even particular individuals within the Regiment. Take for instance the rule regarding the wearing of beards. The Pioneer... | |
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raku-advent.blog
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| | | By Wim Vanderbauwhede Last year, in Perl land, I discussed the result of my attempts to optimize the performance of an expression parser which is part of my Perl-based Fortran source-to-source compiler. An expression parser takes strings representing expressions in a programming language (in my case Fortran) and turns it into a data structure called... | ||
