I have a loop over a dataset that runs models on chunks of data and stores the results to disk... I simply do this:

require(future)
plan(multisession)

for(dataset in list_of_datasets){
cat("progress message here")
future({ *run model & save results to disk* }) |> invisible()
}

This package is amazing! All I have to do is wrap the most expensive part of my loop into a `future()` and it will add it to a asynchronized queue... no need to squeeze my code into `foreach`/`apply` functions.

Color me impressed. This is so much better than parallel processing used to be in R..

cross platform compatibility*

Wonderful! Thanks so much!

"A,B,C, D" would become "A;B;C, D"

actually, you would have to use substitution groups... ",([A-Z])" and replace with ";\1". Regardless, I think you should be able to regex your way out of this. (if I recall... using substitution groups requires a perl regex expressions option?)

you could just `gsub`, and replace the regex pattern ",[A-Z]" (a comma followed by an upper case letter) with a unique delimiter like ";". Then just do a normal strsplit on ";".

Apparently there have been no international agreements on catch rates since 2010, so Mackerel has been consistently over fished for quite a while already?

Very alarming that the good will of Dutch supermarkets and consumer awareness seems to be the only mechanisms that can lower catch rates :/

I had these Amiga demo disks with 2 games on it, and you have to use "F1" or "F2" to select the game... I kept on pressing "F" then "1" and after like 5 minutes of this not working, I gave up and remember my frustration to this day.

Needless to say... I wasn't' hacking anything in those days 😅

Shocking, but not surprising, that a German university's 2-factor authentication consists of a physically printed piece of paper.

For those who come after...

Thanks. I had no idea... Dude is pretty slimy :/

I think the take home message here (for me at least) is that scientists, when grouped into elite clubs of "prestige and achievement", are just as shit as everyone else.

I wish we'd stop pretending these affiliations hold value.