+1 for Paul's comment. I used to teach Efficient R and the best speed-ups people found were often from

- Using more compute
- Profiling to identify bottlenecks

This book is a bit out of date but has good concepts: csgillespie.github.io/efficientR/p...

If you still need parallel in R... ⬇️

LB: In-house studies of the effect of these PFAS chemicals never saw the light - they were not published.
annalsofglobalhealth.org/articles/10....
We see long-term industrial influence of science - in 2017 Nigel Farage stated that 'doctors have got it wrong on smoking'.
#AIMOS2025

LB: Obtaining industry documents (through e.g. a court case), we found that negative results (non-significant) were not published. Selective publishing.
It's not just drugs, tobacco, food, but also PFAS (forever chemicals.
www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....
#AIMOS2025

LB: Meta-research is like a pug wearing a pug-suit. We are doing research on research (less cute though!)
We looked at 25 meta-research studies including 2923 studies. Studies with statistically significant efficacy results are 30% higher among industry-sponsored studies than non-industry
#AIMOS2025

/beginrant TBH many companies would benefit from skills in that area. I wish more companies to invest in user experience for developers /endrant

After reading your post and your experience with usability research and log analysis I thought about @honeycomb.io @posit.co @databricks.bsky.social Unfortunately, I do not have any names or specific leads.

Not saying there aren't unique challenges with aging but can we stop assuming all younger people are healthy challenge.