I'd prefer this, but having to pipe factor() then fct_recode() is a bit much. I'll probably have to use a custom helper then.

Great, thanks for the information, I should be cautious then!

Oh great, this means I can test it right now 🤩
I have some data privacy constraints on some projects, and I'm wondering about the "code search" step.
If I'm using this, say with OpenAI, would all the code in my project get sent to the server?

Whoa, this seems life-changing!
So we cannot use it yet on regular RStudio until we have the side panel, right?
Do you know whether this feature release is expected soon?

I think you nailed it, "I need to spend less time with my computer and more time with people." 😂

Interesting, but I'm not sure I understood correctly. We should not use 42 because students and AIs will think it is the "only right value"? Because in actual problems, you either replicate or cross-validate your simulations, so I'm not sure how the seed can lead to incorrect results.

#rstats

I was also very annoyed by this. Thank you so much for this feature! 🤩🤩

For now, it is the lack of floating windows for plots and HTML views that prevents me from migrating :
github.com/posit-dev/po...
Also, they recently integrated LLM features by default, which makes me very nervous about confidentiality 😱

Is there a video of this presentation? I'd love to hear that 🤩🤩

Nice !
For more complex strings, you can use www.rdocumentation.org/packages/gto...
But you probably saved me a dependency to gtools, thanks 😁

You could also use: slice_tail(n=1)

That is so nice of you, thanks ! 😄

thanks, I'll give it a try!

Nice!
What feature do you love especially, compared to flextable or gt?
I was considering adding a tinytable output in my {crosstable} package, but I'm curious about what it brings.

This has been asked github.com/rstudio/rstu..., but unfortunately the issue was closed for inactivity before being addressed.
It is significantly easier to switch on Positron than RStudio, though.
Rig is great, but a bit overkill for small projects.