Comment by winniewinnie 3 days ago Perhaps to get better results on benchmarks. 3 comments winniewinnie Reply Bootvis 3 days ago Or you know, just better performance for people that know how to use their tool of choice. winniewinnie 3 days ago Wouldn't such people just pass in maintain_order=False ? Bootvis 3 days ago That’s an API design question. What is the more common use case.You seem to suggest they did it for benchmarking reasons only. They could use the option there themselves without changing the default so that is unlikely to be the motivation.
Bootvis 3 days ago Or you know, just better performance for people that know how to use their tool of choice. winniewinnie 3 days ago Wouldn't such people just pass in maintain_order=False ? Bootvis 3 days ago That’s an API design question. What is the more common use case.You seem to suggest they did it for benchmarking reasons only. They could use the option there themselves without changing the default so that is unlikely to be the motivation.
winniewinnie 3 days ago Wouldn't such people just pass in maintain_order=False ? Bootvis 3 days ago That’s an API design question. What is the more common use case.You seem to suggest they did it for benchmarking reasons only. They could use the option there themselves without changing the default so that is unlikely to be the motivation.
Bootvis 3 days ago That’s an API design question. What is the more common use case.You seem to suggest they did it for benchmarking reasons only. They could use the option there themselves without changing the default so that is unlikely to be the motivation.
Or you know, just better performance for people that know how to use their tool of choice.
Wouldn't such people just pass in
That’s an API design question. What is the more common use case.
You seem to suggest they did it for benchmarking reasons only. They could use the option there themselves without changing the default so that is unlikely to be the motivation.