Mate Mijolović
Mate Mijolović
I have a similar issue but it seems it's not related to multiple `pybind` modules. Mac OS Monterey 12.5.1 / M1 Pro / Open3D 0.15.1 When I run this minimal...
Docker Desktop for Mac 4.27.0 with updated QEMU was recently released and this seems to work now - check the related issue: https://github.com/docker/for-mac/issues/6620
@gcuder can you check if the feature flag `Use Rosetta for x86/amd64 emulation on Apple Silicon` in Docker Desktop settings is **disabled**? It might be that you are using Rosetta...
I'm having a very similar issue with Tensorflow IO on my machine. Machine: **Macbook Pro 2019 (i7)** OS: **MacOS Ventura 13.1** Python **3.9.13 or 3.8.15** Tensorflow **2.10.1** Tensorflow IO **0.27.0**...
I'm having the same issue as OP but it does not work for me even with the older versions of open3d. @Retia-development can you please share some more details on...
@Retia-development thank you for the detailed steps! For me the problem was related to the fact that the colors were defined per face instead of per vertex - individual layers...
It's super weird how this works in TF. Usually, `name_scope` is not reflected in the actual in-memory node names, but only in the serialized graph (which is what I'm trying...
I managed to hack it out but it's far from ideal: https://github.com/microblink/nobuco/commit/8b5a142f63b785d086212dcad3a4e65e0d041b3c
@james77777778 thanks for the suggestions. Do you maybe know if `tf.cast` incurs any runtime penalty when used this way, or is it closer to just being a specification (something like...