Scott Thomas

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[On Slack](https://julialang.slack.com/archives/CQQ32Q9C5/p1599642920077900), I wrote that I like the new `tidyr::pivot_` functions (https://tidyr.tidyverse.org/articles/pivot.html) because the names make it really obvious what they do, and they have good arguments for indicating what...

feature
reshaping

I'm starting this issue to mention that development of Julia tooling in Atom seems to be converging on [Juno](http://junolab.org/). As well as the packages currently included in the julia layer,...

enhancement

I updated my (systemwide) miniconda installation but now PyPlot is in trouble: ``` julia> using PyPlot julia> plot(1:10, randn(10)) signal(11): Segmentation fault unknown function (ip: 0x32736) unknown function (ip: (nil))...

R permits fractional seconds in POSIXct objects, seemingly to arbitrary accuracy. But DateTime only goes to millisecond accuracy. ``` julia> using RCall julia> rcopy(R"as.POSIXct('2020-10-09 12:09:46.123')") 2020-10-09T11:09:46.123 julia> rcopy(R"as.POSIXct('2020-10-09 12:09:46.123456789')") ERROR:...

I came across this little package and it's great! Exactly what I was looking for when working with LibPQ, which doesn't provide named parameters. I would find it more useful...

This is a first pass at a `DateRangePicker` as described in #255. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6207820/236881214-81067353-b18f-4051-8ea4-47875c23afb1.png) To see it in action, open the `src/DateRangePicker.jl` notebook. I wanted something that behaved like this: -...

I [posted on Slack](https://julialang.slack.com/archives/C017Z6Q3WS3/p1681987735307149?thread_ts=1681969295.175659&cid=C017Z6Q3WS3) that I'd love a date range picker. I enjoy using Pluto to build quick little dashboards to help me with data exploration, and quite often I'll...