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cpcloud
2y ago
`_` definitely clashes with IPython and Jupyter's use of it. However, if you import it from Ibis then it ceases to be used as "most recent result" and remains the ibis underscore object (unless of course you explicitly assign
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cpcloud
2y ago
Sometimes I write data analysis code in R to make myself aware of how it is occasionally possible to have nice things.
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2y ago
Polars' support for SQL is pretty nascent and missing a lot of functionality. If it were better, we'd use it internally in Ibis for the Polars backend implementation. If you're going down the mixed SQL, DataFrame API route th
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2y ago
All great reasons to stick with Pandas. If a thing works for you, then that's one less thing to manage. Fully agree that if pandas is working for you, then you're better off sticking with it!
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2y ago
Did it get more memory efficient during the time between authoring point 1 and authoring the last point?
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cpcloud
2y ago
We support Polars as a backend. DuckDB was chosen as the default because Polars was too unstable to be the default backend two years ago.
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cpcloud
2y ago
100% this. We'd love to have a docs contribution that lays this out in detail if you'd be up for it! Disclaimer: (I lead the project and work on it full time).
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3y ago
Turns out people like naming things ibis: - The band: https://www.ebay.com/itm/225562259251 - The hotel chain: https://all.accor.com/brands/ibis.en.shtml - The anime drawing program: https:/
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12y ago
Nice addendum!
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12y ago
I've come to software from the other direction. 1) In neuroscience there's an enormous lack of enthusiasm for software development, even if it makes large parts of a workflow easier. If a poorly written, undocumented piece of code
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cpcloud
13y ago
Your description of corporate programmer made me laugh.
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cpcloud
15y ago
I'm a huge fan of the Happy Hacking keyboard. Everything feels so close on it, and I always find myself wishing I had one when I have to type on other keyboards for a very long time.
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cpcloud
15y ago
LOL. I sometimes wish I was able to write teh codez dis gud.
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Happy Science Coding
(happysciencecoding.com)
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cpcloud
15y ago
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Google Maps Corner Cases
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cpcloud
15y ago
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