Polars + NVIDIA = 😍

Out of curiosity, I tried how fast the cumulative sum is in Rust, and the time spent per element is around 0.005 ns. Below is the code I've used: use std::time::Instant; const SIZE: usize = 10000; fn cumsum(vec: Vec<i32>) -> Vec<i32> { let mut acc = 0; vec.iter() .map(|x| { acc += x; acc }) .collect() } fn main() { let vec = vec![1; SIZE]; let now = Instant::now(); let cumsum = cumsum(vec); let end = now.elapsed().as_nanos(); println!( "Time spent per element: {:?} ns", end as f64 / (SIZE as f64), ); println!("{:?}", cumsum.len()); }

Audio does not exist for the speaker.

Ritchie is the best ❤😂

It seems that the rust implementation is not equivalent to mojo’s because you allocate the space at first in the Mojo list (a malloc…) and in the second case of rust you does’nt, which means that rust will have to allocate the size by himself without knowing the size of the list, so each time when the precedent size allocated isn’t sufficient, rust will reallocate ( i might be wrong but it seems like that to me)

This is so cool! Nice to see you Arjan! :)

Thanks for this talk

There's a bit of a dropout at 11:54. Far as I can recall, the words between are: "any side effects. Mainly it could return any of *these* constants or expressions -- and many more, but I had to stop somewhere."

Thank you for this! Keeping eye on Mojo from a while

Can`t wait!!!

Let's go!

awesomeness

man, 40 minutes in and you JUST STARTED talking about mypyc? what a waste of time this guy is.

Best talks on Pydantic

P r o m o s m

Is there a link to the slide deck?

Санёк красава

ídolo

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

ربي وفقه لكل خير وأنعم عليه بالصحة والعافية ووفقه لما تحبه وترضاه يارب العالمين

Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How do you configure mypy wiith fast api? I cant get it to work nicely together?

Dude never forgotten to give credit.

Awesome talk by FastApi creator.👌

thank you, nice talk

fastapi still don't have throttling like django

Thanks for uploading ! Good stuff.

00:40 - who is sebastian ramirez (creator of FastAPI) 2:20 - modern python features "f-strings" 3:57 - modern python features "Type annotiations" 9:30 - type annotations with FastAPI 11:09 - FastAPI's free autogenerated documentation 13:50 - standards FastAPI is built on 14:07 - modern python type annotations using Typer 17:28 - FastAPI with Pydantic (data validation section of FastAPI) 21:44 - FastAPI with SQL 23:54 - modern python with async/await & how FastAPI takes advantage of it 29:36 - performance with FastAPI 32:47 - FastAPI open source community 33:23 - start of Question & Answers from audience

As someone coming back to Python after about 4 years, I really appreciate this overview of the current ecosystem.

So python will soon become scala 3.

Hermosooo hombre. What package/module to implement two-factor authentication, or 2FA implementation through FastAPI?

Already convinced in the first 2 mins 👌🏽

23:57 "python as a programming languages is very fast when you compare it... don't look at me like that xdd... when you compare it with the network" xD

ok

Wow

Thanks a lot for this comprehensive overview of your doing. I'm working with FastAPI and am loving it. :)