Hi community, I already participated in several discussions with some of
you regarding adding support to R on Marvin. Allowing users to write
engines in R would be a great step for Marvin since that's the primary
language for many statisticians, physicists and math people.

One of the points that always arise during those conversations is the fact
that R is not fast nor scalable, and it would be hard to either make it
process large chunks of data for training or make it support high
throughput and have low latency for predictions. I want to start a thread
on whether we should invest more time trying to add R support to Marvin or
not. I invite you all to read about this related work:
https://medium.com/graalvm/faster-r-with-fastr-4b8db0e0dceb

I am looking forward to hearing opinions and ideas.

Thanks,
Lucas

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