Any Polars query can be turned into a generator!
Aside from that Polars now properly supports decimal types, scan_iceberg is completely native, cross joins can maintain order and much more.
Changelogs here:
- github.com/pola-rs/pola...
- github.com/pola-rs/pola...
Any Polars query can be turned into a generator!
Aside from that Polars now properly supports decimal types, scan_iceberg is completely native, cross joins can maintain order and much more.
Changelogs here:
- github.com/pola-rs/pola...
- github.com/pola-rs/pola...
Let's go through a few:
1/4
Selectors are now implemented in Rust and we can finally select arbitrary nested types:
Let's go through a few:
1/4
Selectors are now implemented in Rust and we can finally select arbitrary nested types:
I will be having a talk about Polars, Polars-Cloud and the upcoming distributed engine.
NVIDIA will also be doing a talk about their GPU acceleration with Polars-CuDF
Hope to see you there!
lu.ma/60b6wfs8
I will be having a talk about Polars, Polars-Cloud and the upcoming distributed engine.
NVIDIA will also be doing a talk about their GPU acceleration with Polars-CuDF
Hope to see you there!
lu.ma/60b6wfs8
Soon... 🌈
Soon... 🌈
on the podium during the NVIDIA GTC in Paris.
We'll discuss how we made Polars work on the GPU and how it will scale to multi-GPU in the future.
On se voit là-bas !
vivatechnology.com/sessions/ses...
on the podium during the NVIDIA GTC in Paris.
We'll discuss how we made Polars work on the GPU and how it will scale to multi-GPU in the future.
On se voit là-bas !
vivatechnology.com/sessions/ses...
In the last months, the team has worked incredibly hard on the new-streaming engine and the results pay off. It is incredibly fast, and beats the Polars in-memory engine by a factor of 4 on a 96vCPU machine.
In the last months, the team has worked incredibly hard on the new-streaming engine and the results pay off. It is incredibly fast, and beats the Polars in-memory engine by a factor of 4 on a 96vCPU machine.
Find out more about them here: pola.rs
Thank you @pola.rs for your support! 🙏
More info about RustWeek and tickets: rustweek.org
#rustweek #rustlang
Find out more about them here: pola.rs
Thank you @pola.rs for your support! 🙏
More info about RustWeek and tickets: rustweek.org
#rustweek #rustlang
A managed Distributed Polars compute cluster to ensure a single DataFrame API for all your needs.
pola.rs/posts/polars...
Writing features are under development and will follow soon. Full release notes: github.com/pola-rs/pola...
Writing features are under development and will follow soon. Full release notes: github.com/pola-rs/pola...
kevinheavey.github.io/modern-polars/
kevinheavey.github.io/modern-polars/
And we can run 20/22 TPC-H queries on the new streaming engine and all on Polars cloud. More will follow soon! ;)
See the full release docs here:
github.com/pola-rs/pola...
And we can run 20/22 TPC-H queries on the new streaming engine and all on Polars cloud. More will follow soon! ;)
See the full release docs here:
github.com/pola-rs/pola...
⏲️ dt.replace lets you replace components of Date / Datetime columns
⚡🦀 It's an expressified vectorised rustified version of the Python standard library datetime.replace
⏲️ dt.replace lets you replace components of Date / Datetime columns
⚡🦀 It's an expressified vectorised rustified version of the Python standard library datetime.replace
www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Fi...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Fi...
This comes straight from our Discord server (discord.com/invite/4UfP5...)
This comes straight from our Discord server (discord.com/invite/4UfP5...)
A single expression produces a single column, so expressions like `value_counts` need to output structs to map the values to their counts.
With that said, do you understand why `.struct.unnest` doesn't break the 1 expr = 1 column principle?
A single expression produces a single column, so expressions like `value_counts` need to output structs to map the values to their counts.
With that said, do you understand why `.struct.unnest` doesn't break the 1 expr = 1 column principle?