Ritchie Vink

Hi Ghifari, Cool! I will look forward to your research. Could you give me a heads up? I think standard github referencing will be sufficient. https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/14010/how-do-you-cite-a-github-repository My full name is...

Hi, Really cool that you have made the AISC benchmark. I did include a geometric stiffness matrix, but did not do exhaustive testing yet, so this is great! I'll add...

Ah.. Now I know what you mean. I know the concept, but did not know the english term. ;) I think this is quite feasible to implement for loads in...

Thanks for the fast response! I will go for lz4raw then. :+1:

There could be a crate one level higher that implements the conversion. ``` arrow-conv | /\ / \ arrow arrow2 ``` It could maybe support conversion of the core types,...

You miss out on a valid naming option: `arrow2arrow` :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

> add features more dedicated to each of the parts. E.g. compute currently drags a lot of stuff, even if people would just like part of the compute hear hear....

This sounds really interesting! IMO we should rewrite all kernels to this: ```rust // from fn some_comptute(in: &Array) -> ArrayRef { .. } // to fn some_compute(int: &Array, out: &mut...

> I am a bit uncertain what you mean with process files larger than memory: isn't this supported via the iterator API by not collecting all the record batches in...

Another option might be to create a safe API that allows working on slices of `&[usize]`. For instance the `unsafe` part could be isolated by a `fn split_by_alignment -> (&[u8],...