Have you tried `winget update -e --id Posit.RStudio` for Windows?

For me ligatures (firacode, etc) help with aesthetics.

No I agree, I use base pipe as default almost always.. but when I have to use anonymous function with it, that's when I am reminded what I am missing.

I still find myself missing the magrittr pipe's elegance. Using the native |> with anonymous functions feels a bit clunky, especially when you need to pass the result to multiple arguments within the same function call.

From: stat.ethz.ch/R-manual/R-d...

x %notin% table newly in base is an idiom for !(x %in% table) and provided almost entirely for convenience and code readability, from an R-devel suggestion, after many years of private definitions mostly hidden in packages, including in R's tools package.

I am glad you found it.

Again, it is all in the ReadMe of the package repo, that you can open by clicking the link in the original repository.

If take a moment to go to the GitHub repo, that's exactly explained in the ReadMe. And regarding GenZ slang being funny, I think it depends on person to person.

*vsix

NVM, manual installation from six works. Unsure if it auto-uodates or not: sepd.dev/posts/positr...

Does Positron even support plugins from Microsoft's Marketplace? I thought it only supported from OpenVSX marketplace.

GitHub - censusdis/shapefile-cache: Shapefiles that are no longer accessible via the census FTP server. Shapefiles that are no longer accessible via the census FTP server. - censusdis/shapefile-cache

github.com/censusdis/sh...

We could all contribute to this.

Nevermind, it is probably 2 digit FIPS anyway.

Yes, but the "STATE" field of all TIGER shapefiles has to be updated.

They want to rename "New Mexico" to "New America". /s

I am using github.com/censusdis/ba... to backup some of the tables I am interested in. Alternatively NHGIS IPUMS hosts it's own census data (unsure for how long if the funding is stopped).

*separate

When are we getting ggplot3 Ultra Pro Max?

We demand a "future of tidyverse" blog post ;)

While the script you provided worked with the example file, it didn't work with my actual work file. However, starting from your code and s little bit of chatGPT, I was able to create a function for it.
github.com/ar-puuk/cust...

Thanks a lot, @mdsumner.bsky.social. I will check if it works on my end, and possibly convert it into a function for future. Much appreciated.

That would be really helpful. Thank you so much.

I am sorry, I didn't quite get your question. I am looking to import KML file as a sf object in R in such a way that the columns are actually separated (as they were in google maps) rather than clumped together, so that I can perform other operations such as joins, summarize, etc.

You can download a sample file here: github.com/user-attachm....
I am not really interested in default columns (timestamp, begin, end, altitudeMode, tessellate, extrude, visibility, drawOrder, icon) but in the data columns (Name, Description, Color, HexCode).

His answer explained the problem, but didn't really help. I am still bound to either use LIBKML driver using QGIS-GDAL or use KML in SF. But thanks for your response.

Thanks a lot. I know the OSGeo4W GDAL installation on my laptop has LIBKML driver, but the GDAL sf accesses from R does not. I prefer LIBKML over KML because, while reading in R, KML clumps all columns into a single "Description" column, which is inefficient. More here: github.com/r-spatial/sf...

Hi #rstats #gis, for the love of God, has anyone been able to figure out a way to use "LIBKML" GDAL driver with SF package in R in a Windows device? About to lose my marbles here.