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Note that the post is from 2017, and pandas now has (optional) support for PyArrow backed dataframes. So there is movement away from the critiques that were pre
by jononor 2y ago
Note that the post is from 2017, and pandas now has (optional) support for PyArrow backed dataframes. So there is movement away from the critiques that were presented there.
- miohtama 2y agoYes I think that early post discussed about upcoming Pandas 2.0 which now realised 7 years later.