CambR was nice enough to invite Markus Gesmann and me to speak at their event on Tuesday.
My talk was Inferno-ish R.
See also The R Inferno.
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I’ve been reliably informed that I’m an idiot.
A list of the members of R core can be had via the R command:
> contributors()Laurent has put up a few pictures of the meeting: http://www.cambr.org.uk/files/CambR-20120529/
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