H/L/M - would be helpful (High/Low/Medium) Escape as finish a game is pretty annoying (that's what you press after 'i') f1/2/3.. would be nice to - go to the next number in the row open all unflagged around current cell would be useful

Interestingly it has Thunderbolt 4 (40Gb), 6K typically saturates 30-31Gb, which leaves less 10Gb/s which isn't a lot especially assuming 2.5Gb network. Looks like a perfect case for TB5 and given its price.

actually it's quite the opposite: lectures are as approachable as one could possible make them, no fancy math and a walkthrough over attention is all you need

it's an ongoing project, the last lecture is about i year old

no doubt, jq language makes sense for hierarchical data structures but how much useful is it for table formats? ie duckdb can do all of that

out of curiosity, what does your service do that it handles almost 700K events/sec?

yes, but the capital is still tied to it. you want it to Have a meaningful ROI, not sitting in a warehouse.

my experience was positive in context of pymc and arviz (as a way to represent posterior and posterior predictive distributions). API is sane and quite easy to get around.

tested, works for me

not sure why it should be specific to parquet file. a thin UI wrapper around duckdb could do the trick but for majority of formats (pq, csv, json, sqlite, iceberg, deltalake)

Depending on the filetype, you might be better off with a dedicated table tool like VisiData https://www.visidata.org/docs/formats/

Thanks for your idea. I first thought that simply viewing data might not be useful as many IDEs already handle basic data previews. One of core goals was to access stored metadata directly from the file without necessarily scanning the data. Your idea of potentially mixing current implementation (using pyarrow) with DuckDB is very interesting:)

note: with duckdb you get network storage for free (ie delta table on s3 works the same as local) and i guess a smaller deps than pyarrow (might be wrong)

I upvote this suggestion and add pickle and hd5 to the list.

I would definitely add it to my roadmap