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...l concepts. Being able to change and evolve is part of the strength of these packages. So I think putting > them in the R Base distribution would be bad for all parties. Totally agree. > I think the R project web page looks great. It's simple and it loads quickly and doesn't try to mesmerize people. I like R's command line interface. It completes on symbols and files and I can easily use it > with my favorite editor and run it in the terminal of my choice. I don't think that more effort should be put into developing bloated GUIs which try to enforce a standard way of int...

Dear R Developers, I am writing for doing the following suggestions: * Bugs: o Add in Bugzilla an Area in order to request membership for bug reporting, which shall itself include another area to introduce a little dissertation for justifying "Why someone would like to be a member of Bugzilla" for being able to report proper bugs, and avoid spam. o Now, new R serious

...to replace the R default GUI, with another name, in its executable version. > > o Enable a Suggestion web page / forum in the R Project webpage in order to boost core R Open Innovation. I think the R project web page looks great. It's simple and it loads quickly and doesn't try to mesmerize people. I like R's command line interface. It completes on symbols and files and I can easily use it with my favorite editor and run it in the terminal of my choice. I don't think that more effort should be put into developing bloated GUIs which try to enforce a standard way of interacti...

...scientist" instead of "statistician" (http://bit.ly/iOIbqP), a review of the Data Scientist Summit conference (http://bit.ly/k7Wvwc), a competition to model dark matter (http://bit.ly/iIFIx9), how the "Age of Data" has changed the software business (http://bit.ly/lygmwW), a mesmerizing yet startlingly simple pendulum video (http://bit.ly/jtCmLX), and a humorous, factually detailed take difference between "England" and "the UK" (http://bit.ly/lNSlJV). There are new R user groups (http://bit.ly/eC5YQe) in Turin and Belgrade (http://bit.ly/mkvrkO). Meeting...

...for their partial displacement by the Assyrians. Faussette sees this system as being anachronistically employed to this day: Our enemies are not Assyrians. They are the agents of the global economy; ethnic elites (their borders are where their people are) colluding with our own managerial elites. Mesmerized by the prospect of fantastic incomes, they are centralizing the world?s economy and abandoning local loyalties for a ?citizenship? of the world. Unable to conquer us militarily, they have succeeded in engaging our armed forces around the world as they repopulate our urban centers and our law en...

...for their partial displacement by the Assyrians. Faussette sees this system as being anachronistically employed to this day: Our enemies are not Assyrians. They are the agents of the global economy; ethnic elites (their borders are where their people are) colluding with our own managerial elites. Mesmerized by the prospect of fantastic incomes, they are centralizing the world?s economy and abandoning local loyalties for a ?citizenship? of the world. Unable to conquer us militarily, they have succeeded in engaging our armed forces around the world as they repopulate our urban centers and our law en...