Or yaaaaasss() as a 'shortcut' to TRUE

Also confusing because ML is also a programming language where it stands for 'Meta Language'.

HipsterScript is for soy devs.

Been waiting for this!

I used swirl when I was first learning R many years ago. I loved it! I thought it was a very clever idea to teach R in R. In particular it was great for me as a person who hadn't done much typing into the command line before; it helped me build confidence quickly.

You may want to look into the docstring package. #rstats cran.r-project.org/web/packages...

The ftplottools package was previously open source and available on their GitHub organisation. This was back when I worked there. It's been made private since I left; not sure why.

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Buying and storing your own music nowadays is actually pretty based.

Do you happen to know how many?

Office Space

For this use case, I'd ideally want to alias it to "R" and have that only open the R command line. I assume there is some way to get that behaviour in Nvim-R, but I haven't tried it yet.

I was thinking that too. What's the optimal setup? I assume nvim for the R files which will use Treesitter. But what is the best choice for the terminal? Is it usually done with Neovim's build-in terminal or multiplexing?

Or something else maybe? Are some of these tools better in certain terminal emulators?