I am using the GNU parallel tool. I have an input file in.txt the looks like this: export MY_ENV=$1 && echo hi: $MY_ENV export MY_ENV=$1 && echo
Here's a basic question. I'm curious as to how do xargs and gnu parallel differ when parallelizing code? And are there use cases in which you'd use one over the
To knit an Rmd from the command line, you can do the following and it creates an HTML Rscript -e "rmarkdown::knit('test.Rmd')" I want to do this for many Rmds
In the docker file: from debian:latest RUN apt-get install parallel RUN parallel --citation <<< "will cite" And the docker build simply does not c