Don't write loops in R (part 2) with purrr::reduce

[@raretapes8057]

I think that was the loudest sneeze ever caught on film

[@laurasimoes3115]

Menino o susto que eu tomei quando você espirrou quase joguei tudo pro alto. Os seus videos são excelente! Eu estou produczindo alguns shiny dashboards e vi que com functional programming é muito mais pratico. Por isso que assisti aos seus videos. Voce poderia gravar um video sbore a importancia de Functional Programming para Shiny. Enfim, é apenas uma sugestão. Obrigada pelo conteudo!

[@dalepercelay2787]

You remind me of my cousin.

[@dalepercelay2787]

Great video

[@leonidaskyrgiakos6881]

Hope it's not Corona! Hahhahaha! Great job! Thanks for sharing!

[@adamsaffron6721]

Lol the sneeze was sooo loud

[@brodriguesco]

Sorry! I should have cut it :)

[@hederahelix8332]

You have the finest humor in the whole world. Is it France, Spain, Portugal? Never mind. I learn a lot about simplicity with your channel.

[@santiagosotelo6881]

haha sniffing at the middle of the video like a real programmer

[@finnberuldsen4624]

Really nice video. I really like they way you connected the dots with so many ideas in such a nice visual way. I found that seeing accumulate function helped my understanding. It's really great to see not only the input and output but also a peak at the intermediate outputs which we as beginners might have difficulty imagining. 10/10

[@ricardoguerreiro2560]

Estava a pensar: "Pá, este KZbinr parece täo täo Português, com uma pala no olho era o Camöes" Só depois vi o nome! =9

[@PatrickBateman12420]

Very cool video Bruno! For what it's worth, I agree that for "mathy" people, functional programming is closer to our heart ..... or R over Python :-)

[@alexhagan4947]

i love this! how did you get Rstudio set up in vim or neovim? any chance you can make a video for super super beginners on how to set up or vim to do this? it would be awesome!

[@brodriguesco]

Hi, this is actually not Rstudio, but spacemacs, a distribution of emacs that mimics vim. It uses the ESS plugin to interact with R. You can read more about it here: www.brodrigues.co/blog/2019-05-19-spacemacs/ and also watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/opbVfWNqaKmKiMk

[@JOHNSMITH-ve3rq]

bro - can you get a higher quality mic?? great content! Just very hard to make out.

[@brodriguesco]

I've bought one because of you, and it was a great piece of advice. Thank you!

[@JOHNSMITH-ve3rq]

@@brodriguesco hah, love it. my other piece of advice - data.table! When you've got some huge files to deal with and a bit of extra spare time. There is barely any KZbin content on that package, but it's truly the killer app for R. I use it even for smaller data just to keep getting better at it. It's boss af.

[@tanishquepropkarmalik3569]

@@JOHNSMITH-ve3rq Hey John. You should try and use dtplyr. It basically converts tidyverse syntax to data.table syntax, so you're typing tidyverse codes, but getting the speed of data.table

[@taiwankyh]

Thanks for your video