Carter Francis

@smribet One thing that might also be useful is reaching out to Dectris and seeing if they would be interested in supporting the reader. In my experience that is fairly...

Keeping this open until #398 is merged

One other comment. I think that Dectris does all of their compression on GPU. This is nice for the speed of compression but requires that you have very small chunks...

> These are great suggestions, thanks! I would be interested in these features in the future. I tried to copy the other readers and add the relevant arina information to...

I'll also note that I'm an avid user of the `git squash` command (for my own work). I use that a bunch if I happen to make a mistake, push...

Hmmm. I'm not sure. Maybe if someone wanted to strain some crystal they might adjust the lattice. But that would keep the symmetry constant. I'm not really sure of a...

@hakonanes I personally dont ever really import modules. I think it becomes difficult to track all of the module short names and it's not hard to just make a long...

> I definitely see the appeal. However, the general trend is for established Python libraries to push for module-level imports, not top-level ones. [SciPy](https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/index.html#guidelines-for-importing-functions-from-scipy), [Matplotlib](https://matplotlib.org/stable/api/index), and [scikit-image](https://scikit-image.org/docs/stable/api/api.html), for example. I...

I guess oddly I would almost prefer: ``` from orix import quaternion rot = quaternion.Rotation() ``` As that helps give more information about where the rotation object comes from and...

@hakonanes I love this idea. Considering the docs already take ~15 min to build on RTD I'm a little concerned that you are close to getting your jobs killed there...