Michael S. Truong

@cboettig That makes sense to me--so if I understand what you're saying, it's a mix of likely-not a concern + not possible to solve for the versioned stack of rocker,...

I see... Do you have any recommendations for something I can read for how your package computes multilevel correlations? I couldn't find much information based on the JOSS article and...

I think I communicated my idea poorly, based on that original link, my understanding is that `purrr` has found a way to bypass `future` and to use `mirai` directly. And...

Interesting!

So that definitely works for my current purposes--though a fix would still be nice for `broom.mixed` functionality. Was there any particular technical reason why the MAD for the random parameters...

OK. While I'm at it, I was hoping to clarify something--AFAICT, why is it that the `print` method and the `summary` method seem to flip flop between whether they provide...

As mentioned in the other thread, perhaps we could also have an argument in summary or print to facilitate having entirely robust and non-robust outputs?

> Anything is possible, but the place to start would be with a reprex. So this is what seems to be happening ``` r library(conflicted) library(data.table) library(tidyverse) library(dynamite) fit Error:...

> That suggests that dynamite is evaluating the generated code in the global environment. If you look at the traceback: > > ``` > ▆ > 1. ├─dynamite::dynamite(...) > 2....

Sorry again for the late reply. If I understand what's happening, so then would the solution to either be to change `conflicted` so that it doesn't get triggered by `apropos()`...