• vepr_jako_pepr@slrpnk.netBanned from communityOP
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      13 hours ago

      I was not using it, this was mandated by a university course which i only did at the mandate of immigration pigs because the better one fell through

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          I mean that national ideologues enforce conceptions of foreigners who must dance a little dance for 5 or more years, and part of that is “studying”, so when a course i was to do was cancelled i had to choose a chumpy backup

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      It is for dealing with 2 and 3d data in a database, so one can create views upon data that are calculated by use of geometric functions for example

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        Sounds interesting! So everything we see in these pictures has been calculated from spacial information taken from a “regular” relational database?

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          yep so it is all still tables, and they contain abstractions like lines and vectors, its nothing new over a tuple over maybe worsening the generality of general data structures, or improving computational efficiency. Then you get some functions to join it all together into new perspectives This was all done on gnu guix with postgres, postGIS and the visualisation software