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Somewhere in a backroom, there’s a hamster named Julia. In a hamster ball.
And rolling around behind it is a smaller ball called M.
Don’t forget the centipede crawling around in the sewer pipes named Fortran. We’ve all been trying to kill it for years and yet, somehow, it keeps going.
I honestly figured Fortran was still somewhere above M.
Jokes aside, I encounter Fortran in the applied physics community still fairly often. And have never encountered M in a professional context.
I loved Julia in my data science classes. Codes like python, runs like c. Can also use it with bash by piping values in
I love R, we are best friends. Life is wonderful when basically every function is vectorized by default.
I like and despise R… WHY DO I HAVE TO COPY THE TEXT FROM MY CONSOLE INTO A SCRIPT TO ACTUALLY SAVE IT AS AN .R FILE???
Because it’s a console, not an IDE. But I see your frustration and does seem ridiculous
Maan, I am way too much of a himbo chemical engineering student yo understand what IDE means, had to channel my inner parent and ask a software guy for help
I am currently arguing with par() and coming back here to shitpost when I get too angry.
EDIT: OMG https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56497422/using-jupyter-r-kernel-with-visual-studio-code finally an IDE with SENSE
Not me!
DON’T HURT THE SIMPLE CHILD
Oh how I wish this was the data scientists I work with
This post was sponsored by the Matlab gang
I considered looking at R once. As a data scientist and an experienced Python user, maybe I’ll see something useful. Then I learned that R uses <- for variable assignment and = for equality evaluation, and I stopped learning because I would make that mistake if I learned to switch back and forth for the rest of my life.
