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                                            Albert Y. Kim

Per-chunk override of global df_print specification: default, kable, tibble, or paged

Thanks for the `paged.print=TRUE` tip @rich-iannone. As for the `kable` output via ```` ```{r echo=TRUE} knitr::kable(ggplot2::diamonds[1:10, ]) ``` ```` I should've given more context: I wanted the df_print specification flexibility...

[ratings dataset] Ambiguity in the "category" column description.

Hey @OmaymaS, thanks for the heads up. `fivethirtyeight::ratings` is simply a repackaging of the original data shared by 538 on their GitHub data page [here](https://github.com/fivethirtyeight/data/tree/master/inconvenient-sequel), so I think it would...

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Heads up @ismayc I deleted `_travis.yml` per this [tweet](https://twitter.com/peter_szilagyi/status/1437646118700175360)

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the skim function doesn't give statistics

Thanks for the heads up @elinw, we'll re-open this issue and take a look at v2.1 when we have a moment.

Add output in chunk chapter 5

Hey @theFippo thanks for the suggestions. We'll add this to our list of TODO's for v2

Replace `sample_n()` with `slice_sample()`

Note from @ismayc: Simon has implemented a `rep_slice_sample()` function in {infer} that should be merged in soon: https://github.com/tidymodels/infer/pull/362/files. Might be best to add a reminder to convert all the `rep_sample_n()` ...

get_regression_points not working with variable names with spaces

Hey @karoth, thanks for filing this. You do bring to light an implicit assumption for all the `get_regression_X` functions: that all variable names don't have spaces. We chose to do...

get_regression_points not working with variable names with spaces

Hey @karoth, do you have any outstanding thoughts on this? I'm inclined to follow the path of least resistance option, especially since generally speaking having variable names with spaces is...