Davis Vaughan

Likely https://www.espressoelegance.com/#espresso-catering-seattle just because they have a custom latte art printer 😆 https://www.instagram.com/p/CanBpGnJz8M/?igsh=NGE5ODI0NTFsdXFx Possibly https://www.brewinaround.com/ but way less reviews

I think I like the idea of only changing/updating a tidyup through a PR. A Revisions section at the bottom of the tidyup could link to each PR that changes...

Regarding `na_if()` being match-like, we document that `na_if()` is like SQL `NULLIF()`, and that uses equality. And a few people use it that way (after looking at GitHub). So it...

For `dplyr::amend()`, it might be useful to limit it to 1 row selection predicate that can update multiple columns. Then you don't need `when()`. Framing it as a `mutate()` gives...

Ah but `vec_assign()` is probably not the right usage, since the size must match the number of locations to update. ```r mtcars %>% amend(mpg > mean(mpg), mpg = mpg +...

Is this really that widely implemented in SQL though? MS SQL, SQLite, and MariaDB all don't implement it. Snowflake does: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions/lead.html But I feel like you can accomplish this pretty...

I also call this `clamp()`

I could see this being two functions: - `replace_values(x, what, with = NA)` - `replace_at(x, i, with = NA)` Where: - `what` is a vector of values with the same...

This feels highly related to https://twitter.com/antoine_fabri/status/1392127389195452416, which I have wanted a better solution to for a while now. The key here is that `with` is allowed to be vectorized with...

`vctrs::vec_fill_missing()`