mihevc

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   by mihevc 7mo ago

   Et tu, Knuthus?
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   by mihevc 9mo ago

   Nice! Thanks for the context, it's great to know!
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   by mihevc 9mo ago

   How does this compare to https://github.com/Query-farm/tributary ?
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   by mihevc 2y ago

   I was there a week ago and it still wasn't back. The penis room was wide open though.
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   by mihevc 4y ago

   Here are some cookbook examples: https://arrow.apache.org/cookbook/py/data.html#group-a-table , https://arrow.apache.org/cookbook/ . Datasets would probably be a good approach for the billions
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   by mihevc 5y ago

   I wrote my master thesis on Acer C720 (2013) running xfce. I used some octave but I mostly needed it for latex. These days I don't use it anymore because the screen is not that great but it aged incredibly well.
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   by mihevc 6y ago

   Yet another format is CSF (Compressed Sparse Fiber): http://glaros.dtc.umn.edu/gkhome/node/1177 It's a generalized CSR/CSC (to ndim > 2) format that uses a tree data structure where each path from roo
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   by mihevc 6y ago

   Nice post! For completeness: Apache Arrow is also adding sparse tensors in c++ [1] and wrapping them with python [2] (although the documentation for Python might be a bit lacking at the moment). [1] https://arrow.apache.org/
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   Labelstud.io: Open-source data labeling, annotation and exploration tool(labelstud.io)

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