Oddly enough, I've been using ST2 for a while and have been too lazy to actually buy a license for it (or Divvy). I think I'll do so now for exactly this reason.
I can't say I expect a book about writing computer code to be Hemingway. What's the point of this criticism? The writing is clear, concise, and does exactly what it's intended to do. Additionally, your last line has the…
I would live in something like this happily, but for one thing: I have three large dogs. Without a yard, it's a lot of work, and I'd hate to think I couldn't keep a few dogs around.
A statistical programming language that makes heavy use of NaNs. It's a lonely world, and whenever I see hints, I secretly hope the person is an R user.
Now that the suburbs people want to move to the city with all of their square footage, they're destroying my 100 year old neighborhood, bulldozing Victorian and Craftsman homes to build zero lot-line homes in their…
R?
Oddly enough, I've been using ST2 for a while and have been too lazy to actually buy a license for it (or Divvy). I think I'll do so now for exactly this reason.
I can't say I expect a book about writing computer code to be Hemingway. What's the point of this criticism? The writing is clear, concise, and does exactly what it's intended to do. Additionally, your last line has the…
I would live in something like this happily, but for one thing: I have three large dogs. Without a yard, it's a lot of work, and I'd hate to think I couldn't keep a few dogs around.
A statistical programming language that makes heavy use of NaNs. It's a lonely world, and whenever I see hints, I secretly hope the person is an R user.
Now that the suburbs people want to move to the city with all of their square footage, they're destroying my 100 year old neighborhood, bulldozing Victorian and Craftsman homes to build zero lot-line homes in their…
R?