alt Hacker NewsGreat point that I completely share. I tend to avoid pandas at all costs except for very simple things as I have bitten by many issues related to indexing. For anything complicated I tend to switch to duckdb instead.
Great point that I completely share. I tend to avoid pandas at all costs except for very simple things as I have bitten by many issues related to indexing. For anything complicated I tend to switch to duckdb instead.
Can you explain your use-case and why DuckDB is better?
Considering switching from pandas and want to understand what is my best bet. I am just processing feature vectors that are too large for memory, and need an initial simple JOIN to aggregate them.