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  • I would disagree on the basis that Linux upgrades don't require hardware upgrades (unless you have a very low end hardware that's hanging by a thread already)

    For example, I don't remember seeing all this fuss about upgrading when people were moving from 8.1 to 10 (but it could just be me on my bubble)

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  • I didn't know about lazy loading, that's cool!

    Then I guess that the meme doesn't apply anymore. Though I will state that (from my anedoctal experience) people that can use Panda's most advanced features* are also comfortable with other data processing frameworks (usually more suitable to large datasets**)

    *Anything beyond the standard groupby - apply can be considered advanced, from the placrs I've been

    **I feel the urge to note that 60Mb isn' lt a large dataset by any means, but I believe that's beyond the point

  • Pandas
  • It really depends on the machine that is running the code. Pandas will always have the entire thing loaded in memory, and while 600Mb is not a concern for our modern laptops running a single analysis at a time, it can get really messy if the person is not thinking about hardware limitations

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