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I deleted Conda a year ago. Refuse to go back.
However, I found this img in one of the github issues, which I believe answers my initial question about resolution. I believe the gray is the python equivalent I mentioned.
However, I found this img in one of the github issues, which I believe answers my initial question about resolution. I believe the gray is the python equivalent I mentioned.
March 22, 2025 at 11:38 AM
I deleted Conda a year ago. Refuse to go back.
However, I found this img in one of the github issues, which I believe answers my initial question about resolution. I believe the gray is the python equivalent I mentioned.
However, I found this img in one of the github issues, which I believe answers my initial question about resolution. I believe the gray is the python equivalent I mentioned.
Tried to build from source with maturin and Geos 10, but I get the compile error mentioned here github.com/gauteh/roari....
Not clever enough to contribute myself, but will follow in hopes that it may be resolved someday.
Not clever enough to contribute myself, but will follow in hopes that it may be resolved someday.
March 21, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Tried to build from source with maturin and Geos 10, but I get the compile error mentioned here github.com/gauteh/roari....
Not clever enough to contribute myself, but will follow in hopes that it may be resolved someday.
Not clever enough to contribute myself, but will follow in hopes that it may be resolved someday.
Hi.
I just tried installing this but failed due to github.com/gauteh/roari....
Up until now I have been using a python equivalent (github.com/toddkarin/gl...) with 1 km resolution which is a bit coarse in fjords (e.g. Oslofjord) etc. Does your package have a finer resolution?
I just tried installing this but failed due to github.com/gauteh/roari....
Up until now I have been using a python equivalent (github.com/toddkarin/gl...) with 1 km resolution which is a bit coarse in fjords (e.g. Oslofjord) etc. Does your package have a finer resolution?
pip-installed package can't be imported · Issue #36 · gauteh/roaring-landmask
conda create --name rlm python conda activate rlm pip install roaring-landmask --no-cache-dir python from roaring_landmask import RoaringLandmask landmask = RoaringLandmask.new() FileNotFoundError:...
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March 18, 2025 at 11:57 PM
Hi.
I just tried installing this but failed due to github.com/gauteh/roari....
Up until now I have been using a python equivalent (github.com/toddkarin/gl...) with 1 km resolution which is a bit coarse in fjords (e.g. Oslofjord) etc. Does your package have a finer resolution?
I just tried installing this but failed due to github.com/gauteh/roari....
Up until now I have been using a python equivalent (github.com/toddkarin/gl...) with 1 km resolution which is a bit coarse in fjords (e.g. Oslofjord) etc. Does your package have a finer resolution?
Strangely almost no mention in the media about the whole ordeal.
November 20, 2024 at 11:39 AM
Strangely almost no mention in the media about the whole ordeal.
Skrives det noe i danske aviser?
November 19, 2024 at 11:00 PM
Skrives det noe i danske aviser?
US bankruptcy law quite different than EU. Chapter 11 bankruptcy is normally just a restructuring exercise where a judge can force a deal with lenders. Many EU companies also use C11 in US because of lacking similar institutions in EU. Might look funny, but actually kind of smart.
November 19, 2024 at 9:44 PM
US bankruptcy law quite different than EU. Chapter 11 bankruptcy is normally just a restructuring exercise where a judge can force a deal with lenders. Many EU companies also use C11 in US because of lacking similar institutions in EU. Might look funny, but actually kind of smart.