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Thanks to a very cool video from @standupmaths popping up on my feed I updated my #rstats #Exercism solution for the Sieve of Eratosthenes problem to essentially use isprime <- function(n) { !length(grep(r"(^.?$|^(..+?)\1+$)", strrep('!', n
And on a more nerdy note, if you're learning programming or want to sharpen your skills, I highly recommend Exercism (https://exercism.io). It's completely free and has tracks for lots of languages. It even lets you solve exercises in your
@matsuzine @zombiewarrior @foximax 100%! I actually think that the #Perl, #Rakulang, #Ruby, and #PHP crowds should make common cause on this point and help each other out. I think everyone would benefit from a coalition of experienced progr
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