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Edit Post #291904 Initial revision 6 months ago
Answer A: How to make Box drive have the files prepared for access when I need it?
A probable solution. I suspect, I have identified the culprit. It turns out that Box drive limits the number of characters the full file path can have. Note, not usual limit of 256 characters in the file name, but 256 characters in the entire file path (and 100 characters in the folder path). ...
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Question How to make Box drive have the files prepared for access when I need it?
I have Box drive on Windows. I use it as a regular folder on the computer. I can store images there. When I store a small number of images (on the order of a couple hundreds) and I do not wait long to access them (on the order of a month), I do not have problems accessing them. When I store a larg...
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Comment Post #285870 I see, thank you! It didn't occur to me to look into the Help.
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Comment Post #285870 Is there a way this post can be pinned to the top of Meta? It is not easily discoverable currently. Creating a separate tab for the community rules will be even better.
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Comment Post #285818 I totally agree. I suspected the Codidact posts are not searchable on the web. I have just tried searching my latest Codidact post using DuckDuckGo on Fireforx and it was not found! I have tried the same with one of my StackExchange posts and it was found immediately. So, what visibility are we ta...
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Comment Post #289399 The solution worked. The explanation is clear. Thank you very much @mr Tsjolder !
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Comment Post #289386 Yes, I know all that. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like you have no experience with Xarray. What you are asking me to do is like asking me to explain why 5+5=10. People with experience in Xarray will understand at once what I mean and won't have problems understanding the inplace operation ...
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Question How to resolve a "ValueError: dimension 't' already exists as a scalar variable" arising when I am using xarray.Dataset.assign_coords()?
I have the following xarray `Dataset`: ``` d: Dimensions: (x: 79, y: 63, t: 1) Coordinates: x (x) float64 0.9412 1.882 2.824 3.765 ... 71.53 72.47 73.41 74.35 y (y) float64 59.29 58.35 57.41 56.47 ... 3.765 2.824 1.882 0.9412 t (t) int32 0 Data variables: ...
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