Another neat thing is that I completely rebuilt the backend (if kibo were at a 1.X.X version the v0.6 would be the equivalent of a v2.0.0) and so datasets are stored in a completely different way, from compressed binary "objects" to pure bytes as vecs (arrays)

Which means that you can parse them with other languages if you want, there is no need to call an API locally anymore

Here's an example where we're reading the 21 first values of a height to timestamp vec and then displaying the date using Python

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