Cas Wognum

Added a little example to better illustrate my point. By the way, using just a 0-vector would have been a simpler example, but it turns out the `preds` can't be...

Hi everyone, I love Zarr for its versatility and although I appreciate that this is not the main use case that Zarr is built for, I am surprised by the...

Thanks for the quick response @rabernat! I tried again with: ```py store = zarr.MemoryStore() root = zarr.open(store) arr = root.array( name="A", data=arr, chunks=(1, None), compressor=None, read_only=True ) ``` And find:...

Either way, I don't think it's a big issue. In my downstream code I can always load the data into a Numpy array myself and use the Numpy copy from...

Hi everyone, I am looking into ways to compute a checksum for the entire Zarr archive as a way to ensure data integrity. For this use case, I don't require...

Thanks @jjnesbitt, thank you for the quick response! I wasn't familiar with `DANDI` before, but it looks cool! I'm working on something similar with [Polaris](https://github.com/polaris-hub/polaris). I gave the `zarr-checksum` package...

I have not been able to reproduce this in a simple, small example, but in a larger training loop it feels like the provided monkey patch (`force_resume=True`) slows down the...

Clear! Thank you! In my mind, it didn't take this long before, but maybe I'm just having a day of bad WiFi or am I misremembering this. Thank you for...

Perhaps unrelated, but I now get warnings (process does not exit) like the one below in between training and testing as well. Again (sorry!), I have not been able to...