Previously on this blog: profdr
There have been several of tuning steps after my previous post on readODS 2.0.0. Now, pure R write_ods is twice as fast, just by tuning R code. But how to do the tuning? Let’s take an example: escaping XML. I actually talked about this previously:...
Previously on this blog: 1.7.0 / 1.8.0
Previously on this blog: my objectives / adjustment; actual OKR #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8.
Previously: ccat()
Instead of my usual style of explaining the purpose of this blog post, I want to go directly into code.
A quick note documenting how I went insane working with JSON and what should be the correct way to fix the problem.
This is a relatively quick one, again on the topic of tiling window managers.
In order to understand the context of this blog post, I recommend reading the previous blog on StumpWM, AwesomeWM, and xmonad. But a quick summary is that I need a window manager that can only do two things: (1) can use strange emacs-style key com...
readODS 1.8 is released actually in January on CRAN 1. It is the first release under the rOpenSci moniker. Last time I wrote about the release of readODS 1.7 was in July, 2020. And man, that’s long time ago. That’s like “a pandemic and a war” ago....
A genuine DKNY handbag in a discounter TK Maxx store, which I still don't buy
First of all, what I wanted to say is that I am actually a pretty bad software user. I am a software developer myself too. I hate users like me.
Source: Make Open Science Fun & Easy!
Act I: Tom’s Diner
Update: 2023-02-01 2023-02-02
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