We have a new library called "dtplyr" (no seriously!) it is designed to save users from the arcane and obtuse sides of R by combining the power of "dplyr" and "data.table", the two libraries that were designed to save users from the arcane and obtuse sides of packages such as "data.frame" and ....
I wish I were kidding. There is the absurd contention in the R world that by introducing yet another weirdly named package people can avoid having to learn and suffer through the "real" R.
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Doing the exact same thing we did before!
We have a new library called "dtplyr" (no seriously!) it is designed to save users from the arcane and obtuse sides of R by combining the power of "dplyr" and "data.table", the two libraries that were designed to save users from the arcane and obtuse sides of packages such as "data.frame" and ....
I wish I were kidding. There is the absurd contention in the R world that by introducing yet another weirdly named package people can avoid having to learn and suffer through the "real" R.