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Do you have any actual critiques that may apply to a day-to-day workflow of someone doing statistics? Assume packages and RStudio work as advertised and he/she
by zwaps 8y ago
Do you have any actual critiques that may apply to a day-to-day workflow of someone doing statistics?
Assume packages and RStudio work as advertised and he/she does not need 64bits.
- adwn 8y ago> Assume packages and RStudio work as advertised and he/she does not need 64bits. I.e., "Disregarding the weak points, what weak points are there?"
- bllguo 8y agowas this comment supposed to contribute anything? We've already went over those. Most reasonable people would probably not prefer to sit here and reiterate the same points multiple times. edit: And as was explained - they hardly have an effect on most R workflows. I write R. I know people who write R (and Python) for production models. We could care less about 64 bit, and I for one think RStudio is rock-solid and one of the best IDEs I've ever used. And the tens of comments in this very thread about the package system show that no, it is not a foregone conclusion that packages are poorly handled.