Grant McDermott

Just to add a simple solution that worked well for me: Specify `cairo_pdf` as your dev device for the PDF document. This is especially useful if you plan on exporting...

Thanks both. I agree the containerized options are nice and I personally make use of them a lot in my own workflow. But again, I'm looking to accommodate users who...

Ha, I was just tweeting about this package [yesterday](https://twitter.com/grant_mcdermott/status/1192576606281191424). It looks fantastic. I didn't realise it had a predict method, though. Even more good news.

Nice @vincentarelbundock. > Do you all think there is serious interest in this package? Is it worth the time? I can't speak to the effort involved, especially since I personally...

This package has been supplanted by the **marginaleffects** package. https://vincentarelbundock.github.io/marginaleffects/ Among other improvements (faster,. more features) it [supports](https://vincentarelbundock.github.io/marginaleffects/articles/supported_models.html) **fixest** objects. @karldw I think we can close, since this package appears...

Also maybe the new(ish) R fixest package: https://github.com/lrberge/fixest/wiki

Will do. Am i right in thinking that the direct deps of did2s are - `stats`, - `methods`, - `boot`, - `Matrix` - `fixest`, - `Rcpp`, - `data.table`, and -...

@kylebutts This looks very interesting. Can you provide some quick benchmarks/comparisons to show practical gains over the current approach? Ofc we'd expect memory allocations to decrease significantly, but I'm curious...

Edit: Sorry, ignore my comment. It’s not a dup.

Possible duplicate of #295.