Sorry for the off-topic question but would you mind to elaborate on why you can't stand ggplot? I personally haven't spent too much time with the r base functions but have come to absolutely adore ggplot for graphing…
Maybe your keyboard was a contributing factor? I had wrist pain typing in vim on a "regular" (Keychron C1) Keyboard. The wrist pain is gone since i use a split keyboard (Ergodox EZ) which allows me to rotate both halves…
Wow that looks amazing, thanks for telling me about this!
I support your assumption. The mechanisms of how EDMR affects the PTSD symptoms are still debated, but indeed a quite prevalent opinion (which i also subscribe to) is that EMDR is not at all about the eye movements but…
Why is that? I'm genuinely curious. Also, what languages / environments do you prefer?
I agree with you proposing this operator to simplify the specific (but not uncommon!) situation you describe. But i don't think, it exposes a problem to be solved but rather an antipattern to be avoided. Consider the…
Sorry for the off-topic question but would you mind to elaborate on why you can't stand ggplot? I personally haven't spent too much time with the r base functions but have come to absolutely adore ggplot for graphing…
Maybe your keyboard was a contributing factor? I had wrist pain typing in vim on a "regular" (Keychron C1) Keyboard. The wrist pain is gone since i use a split keyboard (Ergodox EZ) which allows me to rotate both halves…
Wow that looks amazing, thanks for telling me about this!
I support your assumption. The mechanisms of how EDMR affects the PTSD symptoms are still debated, but indeed a quite prevalent opinion (which i also subscribe to) is that EMDR is not at all about the eye movements but…
Why is that? I'm genuinely curious. Also, what languages / environments do you prefer?
I agree with you proposing this operator to simplify the specific (but not uncommon!) situation you describe. But i don't think, it exposes a problem to be solved but rather an antipattern to be avoided. Consider the…