@weratedags.com Saw this one *years* ago, but it's lived in my mind rent-free ever since.

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I think Quarto does this in HTML by default doesn't it?

It make this mouseover to my document without any extra packages, just by rendering to HTML (sidenote: HTML should be the default for science, who needs paginated output when you're reading on a screen, and you can add interactivity!).

Example:

This quote reads like the last words of a supervillain as the superhero sends them into a vat of acid

It’s an old pattern, over and over again…

This one too!

Share a screenshot you can hear

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You’ve been murdered, who do you want on the case?

Also known as the classic quote…

Rule #408 of data wrangling:

Exactly. I think Liverpool has a few more SAS users too (please correct me if that’s not right!). But exactly, Stata’s much easier to QC/make reproducible. I’m keen to do this in R in our unit, but its certainly harder to implement, and more vulnerable to this:

Congrats! If you use a font with code ligatures (Fira Code; Victor Mono; Cascadia Code) in RStudio the new pipe becomes a cute l'il arrow which is pretty and more intuitive (imo).