Features or data?

Yikes! Especially after it was a grant funded excavation.

“The Melsonby hoard has been valued at £254,000 and a fundraising campaign to secure it for the nation will be launched by the Yorkshire Museum in York.”

What does that mean? ^

Indoor air?

Our local grocer told me that they couldn’t get rid of the American produce. People just weren’t buying it.

Why would one do this rather than use the cranlogs package?

Right. I think maybe I don’t quite understand the scope then. It is not intended to be a drop in replacement for arrow’s parquet reader?

Last time I used this, it struggled with deeply nested data structure - think a json blob jammed into a parquet file. This would be a nice feature.

Oh interesting! The “hardcore history” series on Genghis Khan is also a very good listen on this topic.

The world needs to know.

Some of the names that I considered for the tidyverse were sleekverse, deftverse, and dapperverse!!

Hmmm. I’m sorry that you took that away from my comment. In no way was I trying to minimize the effect of the tidyverse api. It’s been transformative.

I think it isn’t quite right to describe ibis as a tidyverse port. Certainly it draws from the tidyverse but I think the real interesting thing that it tries to do is establish a consistent syntax across many different backends. Fills a different niche.