> this is pretty much nuke-from-orbit
That analogy might imply overkill, thus highlighting the tactical advantages of the SFrame approach in processing a month's worth of 1-10GB daily-generated SQLite files, for instance.
That analogy might imply overkill, thus highlighting the tactical advantages of the SFrame approach in processing a month's worth of 1-10GB daily-generated SQLite files, for instance.
If Pandas and other high profile products are endorsing it (and may adopt it), it's going to be very hard for 99% of people to choose something else.
http://dask.pydata.org/en/latest/dataframe.html
"Dask dataframes look and feel like pandas dataframes, but operate on datasets larger than memory using multiple threads."
Is this an antipattern for Pandas?