Orson Peters

@djc Unless I misunderstand something, for them to work correctly the `phf` and `phf_codegen` crate must match exactly in version. If you don't specify a specific version it's possible due...

In general we currently do not handle broadcasting of scalar lists correctly. We don't correctly distinguish between a scalar `List` expression and a `Series` expression. For example, this is correct,...

The examples can change at any time. And you didn't test, for example, the post-condition that all elements `..start` are less than or equal to the elements `start..end` and that...

I believe the bulk is found in https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/main/library/alloctests/tests/sort/tests.rs.

What I suggested in the ACP was a sketch implementation, I did some more thinking and I think the following handles all corner cases nicely: ```rust pub fn partial_sort(mut v:...

> Your library MUST provide a feature that will enable "allocator-api2/nightly" That's also not satisfactory because this would need to infect the entire dependency chain to work. If not the...

The root crate does not depend on `c`, and should not need to care about it or whatever feature flags it uses. It's just not a reasonable system. Suppose `allocator-api2`...

@etiennebacher More than related, a dupe - I did search but didn't find it. I'll close it in favor of this one though, as this one has a bit more...

@changhc I want the implementation to be in Rust, not Python. If you internally on the Rust side re-use the CSV reader (at least for an initial proof-of-concept), I would...

No, I want it even deeper. I want a line source in `polars-stream/src/nodes/io_sources/`, which can call the CSV implementation internally for now. Everything above that should be done properly, not...