Jayce Slesar

> This would be amazing to have. I use Nix to install python + other development utilities. > > > > FWIW I've had a lot of problems with `poetry2nix`...

I'm confused, what is the difference between this and calling a `my_table.timestamp.sub(my_table.timestamp.lag(offset=1))` from the conventional ibis api?

@saschahofmann I'm curious is there a difference between the syntax at the top vs ```py import ibis import ibis_bigquery conn = ibis_bigquery.connect( project_id='some_project', dataset_id='some_dataset' ) table = conn.table('some_table') # can...

Lacking some context as I am not a DBT user but from what I can tell Redshift does not support cross DB queries on some system level tables...This might be...

> I am considering updating this library to make it more flexible. The argminmax Rust crate is the beating heart of this library, and I recently updated it to support...

would be super cool to see some comparisons drawn from your paper -- unsure how the following graphs relate but below is a heatmap showing various differences in distance metrics...

Could also probably do like a png difference? Save the plot file and actually compare the resulting images somehow?

@steinsgateted looks like there are no 3.12 wheels yet see the discussion on https://github.com/aio-libs/aiohttp/issues/7639

I haev a bunch of code to contribute to this I believe...deals with getting aux data, metadata, actual data, channels, all if you have the test name.

I think can probably close this but would be nice to robustify the arbin sql file...getting some common access patterns would be super helpful so we can generalize exporting data...