- #Scheduling program for mac using armadillo update#
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More information is on the RVowpalWabbit page. But Prof Ripley confirmed the issue as addressed so all is good for now.Īs noted before, there is a newer package rvw based on the excellent GSoC 2018 and beyond work by Ivan Pavlov (mentored by James and myself) so if you are into Vowpal Wabbit from R go check it out.ĬRANberries provides a summary of changes to the previous version. The make matters more interesting we also had to address one UBSAN issue we could not reproduce locally (which, it turns out, was our fault because we had not rebuilt one package dependency under UBSAN).
#Scheduling program for mac using armadillo update#
This is last package for which configure.ac needed an update to current standards (see the updates of corels, RcppGSL, RQuantLib, and littler). RVowpalWabbit 0.0.16: One More CRAN RequestĪnother maintenance RVowpalWabbit released brings us to version 0.0.16 on CRAN. Please report excessive re-aggregation in third-party for-profit settings. This post by Dirk Eddelbuettel originated on his Thinking inside the box blog. If you like this or other open-source work I do, you can now sponsor me at GitHub. Issues and bugreports should go to the GitHub issue tracker. More information is on the RcppQuantuccia page.
#Scheduling program for mac using armadillo plus#
Refocused on calendaring functionality only, removed daycounters/, math/, methods/, models/, plus other unused headersįully updated to (current) QuantLib release 0.2.4Īdded getBusinessDays() to retrieve range of datesĬourtesy of CRANberries, there is also a diffstat report relative to the previous release. We added one calendar (for Brazil) and one utility function (of exporting all business days in a given range, which is the simple complement to the existing holiday list getter).
#Scheduling program for mac using armadillo code#
The release updates the included code to the most recent QuantLib release. RcppQuantuccia started from the Quantuccia header-only subset / variant of QuantLib which it brings it to R.Īs of this release, it concentrates on calendaring functionality taking advantage of the extensive collection of country-specific holiday information in QuantLib. Added Kindle, Microsoft OneNote, TickTick, Friendly for Twitter, Tweetdeck, and PhotoFeed - for Instagram.RcppQuantuccia 0.0.5 on CRAN: Updated and Calendar FocusĪnother new release of RcppQuantuccia arrived on CRAN today, just a couple of days after the previous release.
#Scheduling program for mac using armadillo free#
If you don't see your favorite free Mac app on this list, please add it in the comments section with your reason for why it stands out (Remember: It has to be truly free, or the free version of an otherwise premium app that is noteworthy.)Īugust 2019: Removed apps that are no longer free or available. There are just too many free apps available for the Mac to include everything. Though this list is long, it is by no means complete. WeatherBug Lite is the perfect little at-a-glance weather app because it's always on. If you really want to get into the nitty-gritty, click on a stat to open WeatherBug on the web, where you can find out about windshield, sunrise, rainfall, and more. If you want more information, you can click on the Menu bar widget to get an hourly forecast and a current weather radar. It is a Menu bar app that always shows the current temperature and weather condition. If you just want a quick glance at the current temperature, WeatherBug Lite is just what you need. (Remember: It has to be truly free or the free version of an otherwise premium app that is noteworthy.) If you don't see your favorite free Mac app on this list, please add it in the comments section with your reason for why it stands out. There are just too many free Mac apps available to include everything. That's because some of the best apps in a given category are so much better than any Mac App Store counterpart that I couldn't exclude them. I've included some apps that are not available in the Mac App Store. Since this is a list of apps, I'm not including services that only have websites without a dedicated app (there are two exceptions to this rule on the list, but they are totally worthy of rule-bending).
#Scheduling program for mac using armadillo license#
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