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You should handle deeply nested structures, and return an empty vector for empty or fully empty nested lists.

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If tuning JVM flags and burning cash on idle executors is not your thing, then you should check out Sail.
github.com/lakehq/sail

- Ridiculously Fast - Up to 8× faster than Spark, with benchmarks to show for it.

- Cloud-Friendly - 94% cheaper infrastructure costs thanks to stateless workers and zero shuffle spills.

Sail fixes that by being 100% Rust-native, meaning no JVM, no lag, no nonsense.

Here’s why Sail’s kind of a big deal:
- Spark-Compatible - Your PySpark code just works. No rewrites. Connect via Spark Connect and go.

If you’ve ever worked with Spark, you’ve noticed the sluggish startups, JVM tantrums, or surprise cloud bills.

The issue is Spark was groundbreaking... 15 years ago. But modern workloads don’t vibe with garbage collection pauses,memory leaks,or Python-JVM serialization overheads

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10. Preston Thorpe, a developer at Turso coding from prison, shared his incredible journey on The Database School Podcast- from a cell to rewriting SQLite in Rust.[video]
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEPf...

9. “When O3 is 2x slower than O2”article explores why Rust code compiled with -O3 can sometimes run slower than with -O2, discussing compiler optimizations, assembly, and CPU behavior to uncover a bizarre performance regression.
cat-solstice.github.io/test-pqueue/

8. Edward Wang and Kevin Guthrie from Cloudflare gave a talk on how they handle 90 million requests per second with Pingora, because apparently “scale” means making the internet their personal stress test. [video]
www.youtube.com/watch?v=k93v...