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I have a 2024 LT2. Love it, but the one thing I was disappointed in was the lack of integrated garage door opener. I had assumed that, lacking a universal remote integrated in the infotainment system, there would be a rearview-mirror-integrated programmable button like every base-level car for the last two decades. There is not.

My garage door currently runs with a MyQ unit that is marginally functional (takes a long time to "find" my door when not on my house WiFi), but the door opener is in the process of kicking the bucket. Plus, there is no MyQ app available in the Play Store. And even if there were, MyQ is pretty awful. So I need a new opener.

Are there any garage door manufacturers t

I've recently started using tidy list-columns to store data and find it really helpful for data processing when things are grouped (spatial panel data especially, since sf supports list-columns).

But when it comes to merging in data, I'm positive I'm missing something. When I merge something 1:Many (e.g. the left dataset is, say, individuals, and the right dataset is multiple observations per individual), it seems like one ought to be able to specify that left_join() place the right data into a list-column. Right now, I have to use:

left_join(., right) %>% nest(-LeftColumnNames)

This momentarily creates a potentially huge dataset, replicating all of the rows in the left dataset