Team dot checking in!

Stoppppp you are giving me trauma flashbacks!!! 😆

"The astute reader will notice that the following will only work on a tabset with 2 tabs. Making this fragment work for multiple tabs is left as an exercise for the reader."

Channelling your inner Rudin there I see... 😆

I don't think I'll ever touch Beamer or raw .tex files again, to be honest. Even in mathier courses, I prefer using Quarto, which plays nice with LaTeX equations. 😊

Okay @pipinghotdata.com you win, I will give {renv} another go. 👍

Will I also read the documentation? Maybe! 😝

Shannon: "So then we push the only button we know how to push: renv::restore()"

7 minutes in and we have passed the point where I always just give up and delete the lockfile and move on with my life. 😅

Certainly true, it's just another nice EDA screening tool to go with the others.

I do think some beginners might find "pop it in the bot and see what it flags" more accessible than "pop it in [package/function]".

Very true!!! There's no replacement for data science skills and knowing how to follow up on something!

But I still like the extra layer of "Hey, anything weird I should check out?" that the bot supplies.

(Actual animals were really there, I promise, just in a dark room sleeping so we couldn't get a good picture!)

Good point!