Gergely Daróczi

Sorry for the late reply, @kbroman! > @daroczig in your example with the iris data, you show how to write to a minecraft connection Ah, sorry for the confusion --...

This is awesome, thanks for putting that together @kbroman! Looking forward to working on this :)

FTR the package dev was moved to the `rOpenSciLabs` fork at https://github.com/ropenscilabs/miner

Thank you both! I agree `rJava` can be painful, but it has its advantages, eg - being able to use the Java client apps built on the top of the...

Thanks for the updates, @carlganz, and I'm looking forward to any help/collaboration on this. Although the rJava version is already on CRAN and we have to stick with the jars...

I'm still very interested in this project, so not closing the ticket, but I'm having a bit more love for #13 right now

Thank you very much! About the approach: although `pandoc` and `markdown` are indeed quite limited in what the syntax offers for tables, but this limited syntax supports seamless conversion not...

Not sure if this would fit in Pandoc's goals as being a "universal document converter", but you can do this easily with some wrapper around Pandoc. This would of course...

FTR I had the opposite experience regarding speed/performance with RJDBC or dplyrimpaladb VS Rimpala -- documented at http://datascience.la/r-and-impala-its-better-to-kiss-than-using-java

Example object: ``` r df pander.percentages pander(dt, style = 'simple', justify = 'left') num char percentages ----- ------ ------------- 1 a 20% 2 b 40% 3 c 60% 4 d...