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Even Rouault
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Open-source geospatial software developer (GDAL, PROJ, QGIS, MapServer, ...).
Creator of https://sozip.org
My opinions reflect the ones of my employer, not necessarily mine.
Creator of https://sozip.org
My opinions reflect the ones of my employer, not necessarily mine.
@sgillies @cartocalypse or even worse "une cote" (a measure), "une cotte" (~ a overall) or "une côte" (coast ... or rib). The "ô" is supposed to be pronounced differently from "o", but in southern France, people pronounce them the same (at least I can't hear the difference). "Je dois mettre une cotte pour mesurer la cote altimétrique de la côte, mais avant cela mangeons une bonne côte de boeuf!"
@RegisHaubourg Just got hit by that: the spec has both FACS and FASC...
Why is https://www.githubstatus.com/ showing no issue whereas I see my CI jobs failing with 50x when trying to access github.com http ressources... ? #githubYouSuck
netcdf CF conventions have always been sporty to deal with, but maybe not at the point for ESPN to hijack https://www.cfconventions.org/ ... Joke aside, this breaks the cfchecks utility
And this is called a data lake because you end up sinking in this mud?
Someone putting a bunch of GDAL based scripts in front of datasets in random formats could call that a "data lake architecture", right? Just to be sure to keep up with jargon in the field...
Do you know if there's some application where you can have a counter "X days since I had to use new/delete in fresh C++ code" ?
@ctoney @defuneste For the GDAL case, I think it would make sense to contribute part of our sponsorship funds if we pursued that road. But our CI requirements are substantial... (like we'd definitely want native arm64 runners)
The key to make sense of the S-101 specification is to progressively build your natural intuition of what 4-letter acronyms mean.
See:
- FACS: Feature Associate CodeS
- RRID: Reference Record IDentifier
- PAIX: PArent IndeX
- NATC: Numeric ATtribute Code
Easy, isn't it?
Then you know that you need to query the RRID of FACS and cross-join it with the NATC of the PAIX. Or something like that
See:
- FACS: Feature Associate CodeS
- RRID: Reference Record IDentifier
- PAIX: PArent IndeX
- NATC: Numeric ATtribute Code
Easy, isn't it?
Then you know that you need to query the RRID of FACS and cross-join it with the NATC of the PAIX. Or something like that