00:24:54 <Rucknium[m]> Is merge-mining Monero with another RandomX coin through p2pool technically viable? Especially when the other coin has a 30-second target block time?
06:24:44 <Keiji[m]> <carrington[m]> "Thanks Keiji  I'm happy to..." <- Thanks for doing this, much appreciated! (^^♪
08:33:58 <carrington[m]> <Rucknium[m]> "Is merge-mining Monero with..." <- My understanding is that the p2pool sidechain needs much shorter block times than the main chain to function, so I'm not so sure. Better to ask in monero-pow though
09:06:40 <ErCiccione> <SerHack> "Are you a web developer/writer..." <- Why not expand and update monerodocs.org instead of creating new documentation?
09:09:06 <ErCiccione> I mean, monerodocs has already a lot of info but is basically stalling because of absence of updates. Getmonero could use some updates too. Documentation is good to have, but i think makes more sense to update the 2 unfinished resources we have instead of creating new docs from scratch.
09:09:50 <ErCiccione> It's quite surprising to see somebody launching another doc platform when i've been asking the community to help update the existent one for like years :P
09:47:35 <carrington[m]> Who is in charge of monerodocs.org?
09:52:03 <louipcm> https://github.com/monerodocs/md
10:24:01 <msvb-web> Thanks binaryFate for updating our IRC topic.
11:50:11 <spackle[m]> Rucknium: FYI I believe https://github.com/Rucknium/misc-research/blob/main/Statistical-Monero-Logo/data-construction.R is missing a closing parenthesis on line 89.
11:50:12 <spackle[m]> Cool script! I've never used R before, looks really handy.
12:08:17 <Rucknium[m]> spackle: Thanks! Fixed.
12:09:04 <Rucknium[m]> R is the premiere statistical programming language. From the perspective of software developers, it may be a hidden gem. From the perspective of statisticians, it's best tool for the job 90% of the time.
12:09:30 <Rucknium[m]> 18,373 packages and counting are available on R's main repository, CRAN
12:10:02 <Rucknium[m]> It ranks higher on the TIOBE index right now than Ruby or Rust
12:13:21 <Rucknium[m]> If you want a "deep" analysis of R as a language, check out this interview, starting with "I think R is actually a pretty underrated as a language" :
12:13:21 <Rucknium[m]> https://rviews.rstudio.com/2017/01/04/interview-with-joe-cheng/
12:14:30 <Rucknium[m]> This web app is written in R, by me: https://fusionstats.redteam.cash/
12:15:01 <Rucknium[m]> * Rucknium is done shilling R
12:20:04 <spackle[m]> Cheers! I'm planning to do an intro to R sometime this weekend, so I'm happy to take the recommendations.
12:21:08 <Rucknium[m]> spackle: Is the intro to R with a particular platform?
12:23:09 <spackle[m]> My plan is to just run basic stuff on Linux for now.
12:23:52 <Rucknium[m]> I mean, are you looking at Datacamp or something similar?
12:25:11 <Rucknium[m]> Also, you may encounter some tutorial materials that emphasize the "tidyverse", which is basically an alternative syntax for R. The Tidyverse has its strengths and weaknesses. Critique: https://github.com/matloff/TidyverseSkeptic
12:25:36 <spackle[m]> I've got no plans past 'looking into R.' Happy to take any suggestions!
12:30:29 <Rucknium[m]> 1) Datacamp is good for tutorials. 2) Use your own judgement, but I think it's best to learn "base R" rather than the Tidyverse when starting out. 3) If you are working with big data, I suggest looking into the data.table package . It's extremely fast; benchmarks: https://h2oai.github.io/db-benchmark/
12:31:30 <Rucknium[m]> data.table also sort of uses an alternative syntax. The style of the syntax is quite succinct.
12:41:25 <Rucknium[m]> I used the data.table package for my part in the "Fingerprinting a Flood" article: 
12:41:25 <Rucknium[m]> https://github.com/noncesense-research-lab/xmr_volume_anomaly/blob/main/R/Noise-reduced-measure-of-youngest-ring-member.R
13:46:44 <crypto_grampy[m]> <carrington[m]> "Who is in charge of monerodocs...." <- Good question
13:47:14 <crypto_grampy[m]> Also would like to know
14:28:04 <ErCiccione> <crypto_grampy[m]> "Good question" <- qertoip. Used to be around here as well. Was active in translations too iirc
16:12:42 <binaryFate> I've done too much R during my phd years to not end up with a love/hate relationship. The statistic/analysis part is very powerful, you can do a lot with succint code. The programmatic part (where it also tries to be an imperative language) is horrible
19:12:01 <bridgerton[m]> <rashad-xo> Hi all, apologies if anyone has asked this already.  But does anyone know if there's a channel dedicated to atomic swaps?
19:37:44 <xmrscott[m]> <bridgerton[m]> "<rashad-xo> Hi all, apologies if..." <- Not sure if the bridge-inator has had a chance, but there is one on IRC/Matrix: https://matrix.to/#/#monero-swap:monero.social
19:38:18 <bridgerton[m]> <monerobull> ill add it later today
19:38:40 <xmrscott[m]> monerobull on -space is the one handling setting up Discord bridges. I assume their alias is the same on Discord and who you'd want to ping
19:50:07 <bridgerton[m]> <monerobull> yes, im currently writing through the discord bridge lol
19:51:50 <xmrscott[m]> Ninja'd
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