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...opaque right now. That's why I hope to get people >>> talking so we can find out where everyone is and go from there. >> >> Yet, there's surprisingly little complaint about Subversion around here, >> which is kinda unfortunate :) > > I know you're being facetious, but why is it unfortunate? Because you're missing so much. > I still don't know what a "ref" or "object" is.) Fortunately, that's about the only thing in a git repository, so there's not much more to learn :)

...but it all seems very opaque right now. That's why I hope to get people >> talking so we can find out where everyone is and go from there. > > Yet, there's surprisingly little complaint about Subversion around here, > which is kinda unfortunate :) I know you're being facetious, but why is it unfortunate? SVN serves our workflow very well. The versioning system should get out of the way of development; it shouldn't "pull focus." SVN doesn't require you to spend a lot of time learning it and adapting to its way of doing things. (The learning curve for SVN...

...9;s why I hope to get people >>>> talking so we can find out where everyone is and go from there. >>> >>> Yet, there's surprisingly little complaint about Subversion around here, >>> which is kinda unfortunate :) >> >> I know you're being facetious, but why is it unfortunate? > > Because you're missing so much. I read Dave's document. It lists (rather complex) ways to use it, but it doesn't list why any of them are needed for our workflow. That would go more towards convincing me that it's a good thing. > > I st...

hi everyone, This mail will mostly interest europeans Rubyists/Railists, but others are welcome to read it, answer and participate too :) In next February the Sixth Fosdem (Free and OpenSource Developers'' European Meeting) will be held in Brussels, Belgium. Like each year there is some special rooms for projects/communities (mozilla, drupal, kde, gnome, python, openbsd, perl, linux,

...try to do too. > >However, I suspect though that most people don't know that there is a >difference, and these days so few people can get access to the non-plussed >version, I wonder how important it is to make the distinction. :-( How important is it to avoid being sued, or less facetiously, what is the legal status of R? If I were Mathsoft I would be less than pleased at the development of R and would try to stop it if I could. I have been wondering for some time if this is possible. But I am not a lawyer and the issue seems very unclear to me. I suppose the argument that the S la...

> That's what we need to have a discussion about. If those things will > work for people, great. If not, we have some stuff to figure out. Agreed. Hopefully core peeps will chime in. >> I suppose it's merely a manpower thing now > > I'm not assuming that given the volume of e-mail around this. Sending mail is cheap. Switching to git completely isn't.

>>>> Yet, there's surprisingly little complaint about Subversion around here, >>>> which is kinda unfortunate :) >>> >>> I know you're being facetious, but why is it unfortunate? >> >> Because you're missing so much. > > I read Dave's document. It lists (rather complex) ways to use it, but it doesn't list why any of them are needed for our workflow. That would go more towards convincing me that it's a good thing....

...ople >>>>> talking so we can find out where everyone is and go from there. >>>> >>>> Yet, there's surprisingly little complaint about Subversion around here, >>>> which is kinda unfortunate :) >>> >>> I know you're being facetious, but why is it unfortunate? >> >> Because you're missing so much. > > I read Dave's document. It lists (rather complex) ways to use it, but it doesn't list why any of them are needed for our workflow. That would go more towards convincing me that it's a good thin...

Hello R-users Is it possible to fit a three level linear mixed effect model in R? If anyone has an idea or sample code, i will appreciate it very much if i can receive it. I am reading the book by Pinheiro and Bates but have not come across that yet! Kind regards Pryseley --------------------------------- [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Begging the list's indulgence, an extremely dumb beginner's question. I've got 24 months' worth of numbers - ranging from 2 events per month, to 66 events per month. I want to take a stab at making a reasonable guess as to what the next year's data would be, approximately, i.e., based on the 24 months I've got, I want to be able to tell someone: "the 12 months after

Dear, i am a student and I need help in comparing between different slopes and finding whther there is a significant difference between them? Thanks a lot [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Dragi compatrioti, Numele meu este Constantin Timoc. Candidez la postul de presedinte al Romaniei pentru a asigura tuturor cetatenilor locuri de munca cat mai bine platite, pentru a distruge coruptia care paralizeaza intreaga societate si pentru a accelera aderarea tarii noastre la Uniunea Europeana. Fac apel catre toti cetatenii sa aleaga presedinte al Romaniei un candidat care e cinstit,

Hello, I'm implementing a package (C-extension), where one function gets data and a function that needs to be applied to the data. I want to apply the function to (parts of) the data on the C-side. 1) how do I apply a function (given via SEXP) to data 2) how do I select parts of the data (also provided via SEXP)? Comment on 2: I want to implement a moving/rolling/running apply on the data,

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I'm fitting a regression model for censored data with three categorical predictors, say A, B, C. My final model based on the survreg function is Surv(..) ~ A*(B+C). I know the three-way group mean estimates can be computed using the predict function. But is there any way to obtain two-way group mean estimates, say estimated group mean for (A1, B1)-group? The sample group means don't

FlyLanguage <flylanguage at gmail.com> writes: >> Have we made any progress on a potential git conversion? AFAIK the only >> outstanding technical issue is the monotonic revision number question. >> Personally, I have no nead for them but others have expressed >> reservation about losing them. > > There are very decent solutions to the monotonic revnum issue

I has several model objects that flow down like a tree: Class1 has_many Class2 Class2 has_many Class3 and so on. when are the child records actually created? If I do: c1 = Class1.find(:all) are the child objects (C2s below) created then or not until i do something like: c2s = c1.C2s while iterating through the c1s? If the form, that''s cool, no problem, but If I''ve got

Martyn Plummer writes: > How important is it to avoid being sued, or less facetiously, what is > the legal status of R? If I were Mathsoft I would be less than pleased > at the development of R and would try to stop it if I could. I have > been wondering for some time if this is possible. But I am not a lawyer > and the issue seems very unclear to me. To me too (Rober...

Hello VoIP guys Sorry for being somewhat off-topic. At the moment I am studying informatics in the seventh semester and I need to start thinking about my thesis. As I am very interested in VoIP technologies I thought about picking this as my main topic. So far I have only little experience in this area. I have been fiddling around with siproxd and pfSense and have red the one or the other packet

...#39;s why I hope to get people >>>> talking so we can find out where everyone is and go from there. >>> >>> Yet, there's surprisingly little complaint about Subversion around here, >>> which is kinda unfortunate :) >> >> I know you're being facetious, but why is it unfortunate? > > Because you're missing so much. I am not very familiar with GIT so I have a question: Let's say I don't fork and I work 1 patch at the time. Then what are the advantages of GIT over svn?