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Apache Arrow 4.0
(arrow.apache.org)
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Bringing Analysis-Ready Raster Data to the Browser
(unfolded.ai)
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nbterm [0] was recently released. You can also use Jupyter as a command line interface through Jupyter Console. [0]: https://blog.jupyter.org/nbterm-jupyter-notebooks-in-the-ter...
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The social contract of open source
(snarky.ca)
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Nbterm: Jupyter Notebooks in the Terminal
(blog.jupyter.org)
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Thanks for the feedback! I'll look into this.
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The lead of kepler.gl and several contributors to deck.gl left Uber last year to start Unfolded [0], a web-based geospatial platform. [0]: https://www.unfolded.ai/studio (Disclaimer: I work at Unfolded)
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Yep, here's GDAL ported to WASM https://github.com/ddohler/gdal-js
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Boeing Tells Airlines to Stop Flying Some 737 Max Planes
(nytimes.com)
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Cesium for Unreal Now Available
(cesium.com)
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Cesium is trying to do this: https://cesium.com/blog/2021/03/30/cesium-for-unreal-now-ava...
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The Key by Stack Overflow
(stackoverflow.com)
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Climbing-data repository DMCA Takedown
(github.com)
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100M Edits to OpenStreetMap
(blog.openstreetmap.org)
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Launching the Facebook Map
(hi.stamen.com)
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No, this is a common misconception about deck.gl. deck.gl is completely independent from other frameworks, however deck.gl is more geared towards data visualization, so it's commonly paired with other frameworks that focus on a vector
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Well this "extension" is closed source, but at the core we use deck.gl [0]. deck.gl is under open governance [1] inside the Linux Foundation/Urban Computing Foundation, so no contributor can take the project closed source. [0
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Thanks! Unfortunately further development of that project went closed-source, but that code should be instructive as-is. Client side GPU-based raster processing is going to be released soon as part of our [0] SaaS product. Demo here [1] [0]
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This is similar to Numpy. You operate on Python objects that describe the Numpy structure, but the actual memory is stored in C objects, not Python objects.
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Poetry also creates virtualenvs for you I believe
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Apache Arrow 3.0
(arrow.apache.org)
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Isn't the point that you should be using `def`, not `async def` here?
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It does when paired with mangum https://github.com/jordaneremieff/mangum
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Earth at a Cute Angle
(medium.com)
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> integrating your API documentation into the rest of your website/docs is definitely something that I have on the radar I think that Sphinx and mkdocs are the two most popular docs systems for Python, and Sphinx can build its own A
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Are you interested in adding support for Markdown output? We're using pdocs specifically so that we can integrate it inside mkdocs output. Example API docs from pdocs, rendered in mkdocs: https://cogeotiff.github.io/rio
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Districtbuilder: Free and Open Source Redistricting
(github.com)
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Wikipedia is 20
(economist.com)
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One notable omission is the launch of Landsat 9 [0]. Landsat 9 is expected to be launched by NASA in September 2021 and will hopefully continue the Landsat program's uninterrupted, nearly 50-year remote sensing history [1]. [0]: https
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JupyterLab 3.0
(blog.jupyter.org)
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