Programming/Development: BH 1.66.0-1, Data scientists, vi, Emacs and Compilers
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BH 1.66.0-1
A new release of the BH package arrived on CRAN a little earlier: now at release 1.66.0-1. BH provides a sizeable portion of the Boost C++ libraries as a set of template headers for use by R, possibly with Rcpp as well as other packages.
This release upgrades the version of Boost to the Boost 1.66.0 version released recently, and also adds one exciting new library: Boost compute which provides a C++ interface to multi-core CPU and GPGPU computing platforms based on OpenCL.
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Data scientist wanted: Must have Python, spontaneity not required
The average salary offered to data scientists in the past year was £47,000, with Python being the most desirable programming language, according to an analysis of job ads.
The assessment, carried out by listings site Joblift, looked at 8,672 data scientist vacancies posted in the UK over the last 12 months.
It found that data science salaries have increased at 3 per cent a month, which is a percentage point higher than the UK job market as a whole.
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Top 11 vi tips and tricks
The vi editor is one of the most popular text editors on Unix and Unix-like systems, such as Linux. Whether you're new to vi or just looking for a refresher, these 11 tips will enhance how you use it.
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How to create slides with Emacs Org mode and Reveal.js
You've crafted each slide in your presentation. Now what? You'll want to generate the HTML version of your slide deck. To do that, press Ctrl+c Ctrl+e on your keyboard. This opens the Org mode export buffer. Next, type R+R. Emacs creates a single HTML file in the folder where you saved your slide file.
Open that HTML file in a web browser. You can move through the slides by pressing the arrow keys on your keyboard.
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Renesas Synergy Platform Boosts IoT Performance With IAR Systems Advanced Compiler Technology
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