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Supescest es mi manera de afrontar ansiedad y depresión; debido que simplemente soy incapaz de hacer angustia y tragedia a Supesfam porque incluso en eso soy completamente inútil. No te preocupes, tú y yo esperamos no me quede mucho tiempo de vida. Don't worry, you and I hope I don't have much time left to live.

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One thing about me is..............I LOVE FAT ASS!!!!! Now who's wit me?

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I use bash, R, Python, Raku, Perl, Java, and anything else that is needed. Utilizo bash, R, Python, Raku, Perl, Java, o lo que sea necesario. A good explanation of creating good reproducible R questions How to get help in R Python 3 vs Raku Python 3: Unordered common lines between two files: #!/bin/env python import argparse parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Determine the lines in common between two files') parser.add_argument('fileA', help='file name') parser.add_argument('fileB', help='file name') args = parser.parse_args() with open(args.fileA) as x: linesA = x.readlines() with open(args.fileB) as x: linesB = x.readlines() intersection = set(linesA).intersection(set(linesB)) print("".join(sorted(intersection))) Usage message resulting from python intersection_of_lines.py --help : usage: intersection_of_lines.py [-h] fileA fileB Determine the lines in common between two files positional arguments: fileA file name fileB file name optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit Raku: Unordered common lines between two files: #!/bin/env raku sub MAIN #= Determine the lines in common between two files ( $fileA, #= file name $fileB, #= file name ) { my @linesA = $fileA.IO.lines; my @linesB = $fileB.IO.lines; my $intersection = @linesA ∩ @linesB; put $intersection.keys.sort.join("\n"); } Yes that is ∩ , a real Unicode intersection symbol. The ASCII version (&) also works. You also get a nice usage message resulting from raku intersection_of_lines.raku --help : Usage: ./intersection_of_lines.raku <fileA> <fileB> -- Determine the lines in common between two files <fileA> file name <fileB> file name Raku tidbits Raku is a very clean, concise, understandable language. Its design pulls from the strengths of other languages. Raku's rotor (the "king of list manipulation") . Error handling example . SLURM Pass variables to SLURM: Passing SLURM batch command line arguments to R sbatch --export=GREETING=Hello,PLACE=world --wrap='echo "$GREETING $PLACE" > howdy.txt' convert Jupyter notebook ( https://stackoverflow.com/a/50567584/215487 ) jupyter-nbconvert --to python notebook.ipynb --stdout --TemplateExporter.exclude_input_prompt=True Why adjusted P-values are so important: https://www.xkcd.com/882

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