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benjamindlee.com | ||
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cpbotha.net
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| | | | | Figure 1: Photo by Igor Omilaev on Unsplash In this recent Mojo community blog post, I came across the term "two-world problem", describing the disconnect in bio-informatics between the high-performance, low-level (often C++) and the more expressive, high-level (often Python) software layers. As someone who has experienced this first-hand in scientific visualization and image processing, also between C++ and Python (quite acutely with VTK and ITK, less so but still relevant with SciPy), I really like this term. | |
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carpentries.org
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| | | | | Summary and timeline In April 2020, R officially released version 4.0. One of the major changes was the removal of the default stringsAsFactors = TRUE when reading in data frames. This was tentatively announced in late July 2019 and officially announced in February 2020. While this change has been seen as a good thing by the majority of the R community as a step towards reducing common pitfalls, it produces an interesting pedagogical challenge for some of our lessons that use errors and warnings generated from this default behavior as mechanisms to introduce learners to the concept of factors. | |
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kaikunze.de
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www.matthewjbrown.net
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| | | My new book has been published in hardcover and in a free, open access digital edition. Find out more on the dedicated website for the book. | ||
