The year is 2042. Python has become a dialect of #rstats. News is reported via Quarto documents. Self-driving cars call prediction endpoints hosted on Posit Connect. Movie studios do all their CGI in the #rayverse. Hadley still uses nothing but R. The world is at peace.
@brodriguesco I'm trolling a bit obvs, but I do think there's a tendency to say "language X is known for Y therefore X is a DSL for Y" while some other language that is known to be used for some superset of Y is therefore considered general-purpose
@brodriguesco @cosmiczest is it a versatility thing, or a familiarity thing, that leads to better collaboration with IT types? My experience is generally the latter but curious how others see it
There is a Wells Fargo analyst who ordered the same burrito bowl 75 times at eight different Chipotles in NYC to prove the portion size inconsistency $CMG
@vboykis Yes! I've also found that when I pregame by reading really cohesive work, I think more clearly. So I always advise that to write better you have to read good writing.
@EmilyRiederer just found a data set in R's cplm package! Roughly 10k rows of auto claims including frequency and severity. The package help file has the data dictionary, see ?AutoClaim
A follow-up - Posit staff are working on an LLM interface called chattr: https://t.co/772CkCb9u0
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