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Nothing on R?
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R. Ouch. Struggle badly with that. TI calc FTW.
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Im loving my work in R, automating tons of pivot tables and managing large datasets. Im still a newb but its definitely made my work life a lot easier.
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My (limited) experience with R tells me it is great for generating plots, graphs, etc. but the actual data collection, logic, etc. is best handled by another language that has R bindings available.
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Thats a good point, someone within my company has written an R package that allows you to run sql queries inside an r script. Super handy.
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Boxer engine, 6 gears, big wing: it's a GT3!
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OK, a girl that identifies as a car. Good enough?
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