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You can also use duckplyr as a drop in replacing for dplyr. Automatically fails over to dplyr for unsupported behavior, and for most operations is notably faste
by datadrivenangel 1y ago
You can also use duckplyr as a drop in replacing for dplyr. Automatically fails over to dplyr for unsupported behavior, and for most operations is notably faster.
Data.Table is competitive with DuckDb in many cases, though as a DuckDB enthusiast I hate to admit this. :)