Debugging with Valgrind
Posted on April 5, 2015Those of you who have attempted to write packages using C or C++ source code probably know this picture very well:
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Read More →If there’s something programmers love, it’s dotfiles.
A rather nice trend on GitHub has been for users to
include their
dotfiles on a public repo
(a great idea if you want to make your personal
configuration available across multiple systems –
just git clone and apply!), and it’s a somewhat fun
archaeological exercise to trawl through the various
dotfile repositories to see how people have customized
their tools to their liking. (For the record, my
dotfiles and others live here.)
Welcome back! Last post,
I looked at head.default and tail.default, and gave them
a little bit of a hard time, but ultimately there’s nothing
seriously wrong with their implementations. Today, we get to
have a lot more fun. Fasten your seatbelts, because this will
be a bumpy ride.
This is part one of an unboundedly large number of parts
investigating some of, what I’ll call,
‘needless inefficiencies’ in R.
This is the first post for my R + knitr + jekyll + poole powered blog.
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