AJ Friend
AJ Friend
For reference, here's the set of cells with the pentagon highlighted.
> I have a pretty good suspicion of the issue here. I think this is in the core library (I can repro in JS), and it's likely due to floating-point...
Actually, it looks like the nondeterminism is coming from Python. The order of elements in sets isn't deterministic, and that's what's causing the different outputs.
This is something we'd like to allow users to be able to do for themselves, especially since different users might want vectorize functions differently. We haven't released the changes yet,...
Thanks for the report! It is definitely an experimental object, so I'm happy to hear any and all feedback you have about your experience using it! What version of Python...
Can you share a code snippet that gives you this error? The following works for me: ```python import h3 poly = h3.Polygon( [(37.68, -122.54), (37.68, -122.34), (37.82, -122.34), (37.82, -122.54)],...
IIRC, those original edge length values may have actually been incorrect. We planned to update them, but never got around to it. Also, it wasn't clear that there was an...
My comment around parentheses was wondering if you could do something like what Python does to "free up" the newline syntax inside of parentheses:
> Yes, interesting. So we could have a rule that finishing the line on an operator (e.g. `+` / `or` / etc) causes a line continuation. But that's maybe valid...
> ...would this have a confusing error message saying "`baz or aggregate` is invalid"? "Unexpected newline"?