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Anatoly Tsyplenkov

Collectible :rstats: developer action figure with somebody's face close to mine.
I wish I could say that it was generated effortlessly 😒. Prompt in alt text

Modified after Mariia Obernina's post on LinkedIn. "Draw an action figure toy of the person in this photo. The action figure should be full-figure and displayed in its original blister pack packaging. The figure should be sleek with normal proportions. On top of the box is the name of the toy ‘R developer’ across a single line of text written in bold, modern typography. In the blister pack packaging, next to the figure on the left, show the toy’s accessories: A laptop with Debian logo; RStudio, GitHub logos, represented as clean, square icons with subtle shadows. Underneath them row of R hex stickers of rlang, devtools and testthat packages. Underneath them sleek, minimalistic mug with coffee. There should be a label on the corner of the box that says ‘Limited Edition’. This figure should look like a premium toy and everything should be inside the plastic. The colours should be bright and pastel. The packaging design has a minimal, grid-patterned dimgrey background with subtle shadows to create depth. The overall aesthetic is modern, clean, and slightly playful, with a well-organized layout."
Apr 05, 2025, 08:15 AM·Public·Phanpy
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Anatoly Tsyplenkov

v2.0, with a double coffee, and an inability to fix R CMD CHECK on Windows for a decade

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If only corporate managers didn't already think this is how developers are made! Or that, having used one, it is disposable.

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