?test_that uses "unit" and "test" seemingly interchangeably...

The "skipping tests" vignette implies the expect* are "tests" since skip* doesn't strictly skip whole test_that() blocks

OK nomenclature check -- is it a test_that() unit and an expect_*() test?

e.g. "this test_that() unit is too complicated, it has too many tests"?

or is a unit the file which has tests consisting of expectations?

cc @hadley.nz

terrible news. RIP & forever grateful for his contributions to open source 🙏🙏🙏

> barplot(.., orderH = *) for stacked bar plots allows to sort the stacks each according to size.

oh that's nice

leave the population bomb in 1968 please

Look under your tree! 🌲 🎁

There's a major #rstats #rdatatable release waiting!

A tremendous thanks to all involved and especially those contributing to some major (performance-maintaining!!) rewrites around the non-API issue.

cran.r-project.org/web/packages...

Major features include:

- a TON of improvements around rolling functions
- comment.char in fread()
- cbindlist() and mergelist()

Thanks also to the CRAN team and Luke for their patience+working with us to get it over the line.

Look under your tree! 🌲 🎁

There's a major #rstats #rdatatable release waiting!

A tremendous thanks to all involved and especially those contributing to some major (performance-maintaining!!) rewrites around the non-API issue.

cran.r-project.org/web/packages...

indeed there is exactly one package here:

cran.rstudio.com/src/contrib/4.6.0/Other

well, they're both there at

cran.rstudio.com/src/contrib/PACKAGES

one has Path: 4.6.0/Other, whatever that means 🧐

resolved by using filters=c('R_version', 'duplicates'), though I still don't understand where this 4.6.0 version comes from...

Two invocations of available.packages(), one with filters='duplicates', returning different R version requirements for Rcpp

never seen that one before... any idea @eddelbuettel.com I don't see any indication Rcpp has ever required R 4.6

I took over as maintainer for {patrick} -- a {testthat} extension for running parameterized tests. we have a patch release adapting to {testthat} 3.3.0. h/t Hadley for the proactive fix! #rstats

cran.r-project.org/web/packages...

lintr: A 'Linter' for R Code Checks adherence to a given style, syntax errors and possible semantic issues. Supports on the fly checking of R code edited with 'RStudio IDE', 'Emacs', 'Vim', 'Sublime Text', 'Atom' and 'Visual Stud...

Happy Thanksgiving, and happy {lintr} release day :) #rstats

Lots, as usual:
* native pipe enforcement by default
* encourage %||%
* discourage if (all.equal(...))
* exclude by glob in .lintr
* loads of robustness fixes

Thanks as ever for all contributions!

cran.r-project.org/web/packages...

I have played all of those as a kid I think

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not a Mac user so I can only point to the wiki 🙏

redistricting is good and just and I'll vote yes in the special election.

But it's all deck chairs on the Titanic if we don't radically reform CA housing A S A P.

hi AM Stefani, constituent here reaching out to express my unequivocal support for SB 79. Looking forward to your 'Yes' vote!

that 83A/84D crossing 👎

mini Sutter home wine bottles found in the childrens' pool toy aisle

someone's having a Mother's Day Weekend moment

What're your favorite packages that are really difficult to type? I'll start, {RMySQL} and {org.Hs.eg.db}

one thing I got way wrong about the pandemic, I thought it would kill hookah bars for at least a generation

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straight out of true detective. infuriating stuff

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where are strawberries native to? 🍓

trick question! they are a French-made hybrid from the 18th century!

(a mix of N & S American wild strawberries)

Outside of Seoul, children are largely phantom presences. There are a hundred and fifty-seven elementary schools that had no new enrollees scheduled for 2023. That year, the seaside village of Iwon-myeon recorded a single newborn. The entire town was garlanded with banners that congratulated the parents by name “on the birth of their lovely baby angel.” One village in Haenam, a county that encompasses the southern extremity of the Korean peninsula, last registered a birth during the 1988 Seoul Olympics.

what a paragraph

www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...

boomers churn through dish soap like you wouldn't believe

hatching a secret plan to only listen to current top 40 so that my kid rebels by listening to the music I actually like

looking down from the 300 level above the first base line

the oracle park experience is really unrivaled. 10/10 sports experience