Rohan Rao

@samukweku Yeah apologies, let me run some more tests and share better examples / feedback. Thanks again for these cumulative functions, they are super useful and help in bridging the...

`cumcount` is a very natural (and common) term used by Data Scientists. Which is also why `pandas` uses the same.

The datatable `count()` is very unnatural and unintuitive, which should ideally be renamed :-) Even SQL `count` means #rows. But ok, for the benefit of this discussion, maybe using or...

> The same name/behavior is used in, at least, [pandas](https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.count.html) and [pyarrow](https://arrow.apache.org/docs/python/generated/pyarrow.compute.count.html). datatable just sticks to the same name and convention. Yes, this complaint is across libraries actually. > Well,...

I can repro @g-eoj 's issue with Wave v0.23.1 on MacOS using any file without an extension (content inside file doesn't matter).

Thanks. I'm trying to find some good ideas of the content to cover for the remaining sets.

We can combine `qcut` and `cut` into a single exercise. But let's wait till `v1.1.0` of datatable is released.

It's as easy as clicking on Create Public Dataset button and uploading the files :-) While creating a dataset you could choose a license (most of the popular ones like...

My use-case is a download through `meta's redirect` : https://github.com/vopani/waveton/blob/main/apps/data_apps/image_annotation/app.py#L284

The progress arc looks very attractive in a table and hence I've been using that. If it's just a standalone value I could just use a numeric column, right? But,...