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Dask natively scales Python Dask provides advanced parallelism for analytics, enabling performance at scale for the tools you love

Joined July 2017

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  1. Sep 16

    The Dask User Survey results are out now! Come read about how our community has changed, and what people want more of today:

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    Aug 31

    Lazy loading, browsing a 1.4 Gb LIF using thanks to AICSImage python module making a array. Just amazing! 🚀🔥 (Widget based on code from )

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    Aug 31

    A recent change in triggered an upstream CI build in to fail, which resulted in an update to sparse. This is what a community working together looks like.

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  4. Sep 2

    "Nothing fancy" I've never been so proud ☺️ Good software doesn't shine. If does it's job and gets out of the way.

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    Aug 27

    Shout-out to for all the maintenance work he's been doing lately in the org! I woke up this morning to 20+ GitHub notifications for closed issues and PRs 🥰🥰🥰.

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    Aug 26

    CuPy v10.0.0b2/v9.4.0 has just been released. We bring support for CUDA Python in the v10 series and increased SciPy/NumPy compatibility thanks to GSoC’21! Check the release notes here and don't forget to star on GitHub!

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  7. Aug 23

    We'd like to thank for all his hard work during google summer of code

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  8. Aug 23

    New blogpost! Read about 's work improving visualizations here:

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    Aug 18

    The first release of dask-sql as a -contrib member is out! Special thanks to rajagurunath for implementing all the cool new ML features and thanks to the community for accepting dask-sql as a contrib package!

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    Aug 13

    looks like a biology, but no it is astrophysics 🥰🙃

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    Aug 11

    With 140+ responses now received for the census, I'm trying to summarise the "PyAOS stack" in one simple plot. Not an easy task!

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    Jun 25

    The recording or our workshop/discussion on scaling up vector geospatial analysis with and is now online

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    Aug 10

    Currently playing with 37GB (🤯) of MHD simulation files, and using + to do lazy computations on them is pure magic! 🪄

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    Aug 9

    Confused about choosing a good chunk size for arrays? Array chunks can't be too big (we'll run out of memory), or too small (the overhead introduced by Dask becomes overwhelming). So how to get it right? A thread...

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    Aug 6

    ✍️ dask-sql (a distributed SQL query engine in Python) dask-sql documentation 👤 Nils Braun ; Dask 🔗

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    Jul 27

    What I really appreciate about : I slapped together , , , , into a module to do & & everything is compatible. Obviously a ton of effort by many open source volunteers & so awesome. And year after year it gets even better

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    Jul 27
    Replying to and

    You are not alone! This is a common enough pain point that Dask has its own built-in PipInstall plugin

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    Jul 26

    Check out our recent talk on cuCIM from 2021.

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    Jul 22

    So BlenderNC, my other open-source project just had a major (minor) version release with NetCDF, GRIB and Zarr support. All via and . Please check it out if you are into global climate/weather dataviz :

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    Jul 18

    A guide of how I optimized to analyze big datasets using just a laptop: efficiently looping via vectorization, tweaking dtypes, and using . 🐍

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