I am pretty sure that @CliffordAsness is a Stata or SPS user, can’t remember which!
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I feel like this re Matlab. It is extremely possible to write good, compartmentalised, reusable Matlab if you want to but in practise 99% of Matlab code is a horrific mess because the kind of person who uses Matlab is not interested in/does not know how to do that.https://twitter.com/ryxcommar/status/1367188237580648454 …
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This is me, that's why I stopped doing it
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Did you move onto something else or just stop coding altogether?
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Oh man I felt this one
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Matlab is convenient to use when you don't really have a strong a coding background. As that improves I think it's natural to move to other languages for other reasons which is why this ends up happening.
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what’s wrong with np.lin.solve(http://x.T.dot (x), http://x.T.dot (y)) anyway?
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I like Matlab and find it easy to debug. Natively though, you can have functions of the same name in different folders, doing different things. Path order decides which one you use. Getting sloppy with Matlab is dangerous and is the default.
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matlab is totally fine if they fix the internal memory leak
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Does anyone use STATA still???
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