Julien Lhermitte
Julien Lhermitte
probably providing an export/import methods could address this. i agree with @mrocklin
Sounds good. Sounds like there are two main ideas bounced around (correct me if I'm wrong): 1. Metadata and data are packaged together in stream 2. Data goes through stream,...
PS: as an alternative to `pandas`, `xarray` could also be convenient. See [here](http://xarray.pydata.org/en/stable/faq.html#what-is-your-approach-to-metadata)
It sounds like this is trending toward a heterogeneous stream of data. I would argue that this may be out of scope of `streamz` and may add more complexity that...
yep, should be able to make time. @mrocklin can you email us all?
None within your time constraints
thanks for sharing!
yeah, we've played with @mrocklin 's dask extension, passing futures. Seems to work well but we haven't rigorously tested yet. (but things like saving `Future`s to list and testing repeated...
I am fine with whichever. Personally, I do like micro commits as they could be useful for code forensics. But the PR's can also serve this (assuming that we can...
Perhaps we should have a suggestion message on the commits, with rebase instructions, such as: To squash your commits, please type: `git rebase -i HEAD~N` where N is the number...