Malcolm Morgan

Hi @HenrikBengtsson is it possible to get an ETA out of `progressr`? I'm looking to port my code from `pbapply` to `future.apply` / `progressr` but I can't find a way...

As @alastairrushworth said, I would expect the hour to increment so that the times where in a human readable format. I can't think of a use case where "23H 45M...

@hadley that would be very helpful. In the meantime the as.period(unit = "hours") will have to do.

I'm also getting 404 errors for example http://fonts.openmaptiles.org/Noto%20Sans%20Bold/0-255.pbf

Do need to quote character variaibles

- [x] Impoved load balancing on mulitple cores, needs benchmarking

@jamesdeweese good suggestion, but I'm not sure how to make this happen from R, any suggestions welcome

Give it a go and let me know. Don't worry too much about integrating it into the package. The key bit of code is: ``` text

Thanks for this I'll definitely give it a try, there are multiple parts of the json file required but not 100% so should be some performance gains to be had....

@knapply I tried your idea ```` > bench::mark(r1 = RcppSimdJson::fparse(opentripplanner::json_example_transit), + r2 = RcppSimdJson::fparse(opentripplanner::json_example_transit, query = "plan/itineraries"), check = FALSE) # A tibble: 2 x 13 expression min median `itr/sec`...