Also, in the FAQ entry about whenever `group_by` preserves order, it should mention that it also has a `maintain_order` keyword argument to control that (which is also False by default like sort(), but can be set to True)
May 19, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Also, in the FAQ entry about whenever `group_by` preserves order, it should mention that it also has a `maintain_order` keyword argument to control that (which is also False by default like sort(), but can be set to True)
The tweaking-your-sorting part is a bit wrong, sorting in polars is not guaranteed to be stable by default so chaining sort may not work (see the maintain_order kwarg). You can do that in a single call by passing a sequence to descending like `sort("subject", "reason", descending=[False, True])`
May 19, 2025 at 7:18 PM
The tweaking-your-sorting part is a bit wrong, sorting in polars is not guaranteed to be stable by default so chaining sort may not work (see the maintain_order kwarg). You can do that in a single call by passing a sequence to descending like `sort("subject", "reason", descending=[False, True])`
For example, this might look like a setting that allows Bluesky users to specify whether they consent to outside developers using their content in AI training datasets
Bluesky won’t be able to enforce this consent outside of our systems. It will be up to outside developers to respect these settings
November 27, 2024 at 2:11 AM
For example, this might look like a setting that allows Bluesky users to specify whether they consent to outside developers using their content in AI training datasets
Bluesky won’t be able to enforce this consent outside of our systems. It will be up to outside developers to respect these settings