kvnkho

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   by kvnkho 3y ago

   Well said! Python can push down to other languages like Rust and C to speed things up. Python can serve as a great end-user interface.
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   by kvnkho 3y ago

   Ah I understand what you are saying. Not trying to aggressively make you try Fugue out, I appreciate the comments and just want to clarify some stuff. There is no transpiling, we think that is too magical. It's more of routing to the a
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   by kvnkho 3y ago

   Thanks a lot for the kind words, cmarschner!
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   by kvnkho 3y ago

   Hi whinvik, we agree that development in Spark is hard, and that is part of the motivation of Fugue. Spark code couples the distributed orchestration and business logic together. By keeping your code in native Python or Pandas, it will be m
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   by kvnkho 3y ago

   Hi antman, thanks for the question. I will type some points on differences, but will answer the first question. The Fugue -> Ibis -> DuckDB example is a bit weird. Yes it can be done but it's not practical (as you can tell). Ther
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   by kvnkho 3y ago

   Yeah let's chat! My contact info is in my profile.
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   by kvnkho 3y ago

   Hi AndrewKemendo, Fugue co-author here. Thanks for the kind words! We do put a lot of effort into our documentation. Always happy to chat potential use cases if you want. My contact info is in my profile.
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   by kvnkho 5y ago

   Hi HN, I am one of the contributors of Fugue. Fugue is an open-source abstraction layer that ports Python/Pandas/SQL code to Spark or Dask. This article covers the programming interface and benefits Fugue provides, specifically: *
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   by kvnkho 5y ago

   Hello, FugueSQL also supports SQL being the dominant language when describing computation. Current SQL interfaces are normally invoked between predominantly Python code. FugueSQL was created to support the other way around with SQL invoking