Lazily streaming large S3 files into Polars without FUSE is impractical
Data engineers working with big datasets on macOS cannot lazily/randomly access multi-gigabyte S3 files into Polars dataframes without FUSE, forcing slow sequential downloads. A memory-mapped approach lets files load into Polars in under 100ms.
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