bb1234 · HackerTrans

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I don't like them either. I find it hard to articulate why I don't like them. I definitely have experienced problems with them where they get into some state where the cell results are incorrect. Then, if I restart the kernel and run the cells again, I get the correct result. But I don't like them for reasons other than this one, and cannot explain why. I prefer the ipython REPL to the notebook.

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Same here. I have the same issue with realtime services. They are either free (and, hence very limited), or over $50 per month. I wish the usage-pricing step function had smaller jumps.

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That is a good practice for any statistical software you are using. You should validate your R code with Python or Julia.

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Vocal minority might be one of them. But I think that is not the only reason. I think it also because a lot of very useful and performant tools are being written in it. Also, the fact that so many programs are being created likely suggests to newcomers (like me) is that it is not unreasonably difficult to write code in it.

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