The Myrmidons of Greek myth were known for their loyalty to their leaders, so that in pre-industrial Europe the word "myrmidon" carried many of the same connotations that "robot" does today. wikipedia

What do ants best represent in the cosmos? [Carol] Anelli reports [E.O.] Wilson insisting that they "do it all" and dominate on a number of fronts. They are exceedingly diverse -- predators, farmers, architects -- and are highly social. Delahoyde & Hughes, 2008

Some useful functions you will find in here:

• postcode_data_join: Get postcode data from postcodes.io and join it to an existing df
• batch_it: Turn a vector into a batched list
• patch_join: (AKA coalesce join) Join 2 data frames, using values in y to patch NAs in x
• project_mascot: Get a cute emoji mascot for your latest project - or just for your current R session
• reprex_to_gist: Send reprex code and output to a new GH gist (based on Mickaël Canouil's code here)
• theme_linen and theme_clay: my personal ggplot2 themes
• save_it: Wrapper for saveRDS - a quick way to save an object to an Rds file
• extract_col_types: A helper for col_types in readr::read_csv() & co.
• hcl_msoa_names: A simple function to get the latest House of Commons Library MSOA Names
• commonest: a function that returns the mode (most common value) from a vector
• gmaps_to_sf: Convert Google Maps lat-lon data to a geospatial sf object
• year_dates: Create vectors of dates for one or more years (and/or months)
• bbox_to_poly: Convert a bbox to an sf geospatial polygon (rectangle)

postcodes <- c("HD1 2UT", "HD1 2UU", "HD1 2UV")
test_df1 <- dplyr::tibble(place = paste0("place_", 1:3), postcode = postcodes)
postcode_data_join(test_df1)