I am not sure if this posted so I am trying again, I am trying to parallelize the function `is_interval()`. I have files that contain trillions of graphs and I am hoping that I can speed up the time to find the graphs by parallelizing the problem using CUDA. However, the issue I am having right now is when I have `from numba import cuda` I get an error in sage saying that `numba` is not a library in sage. Is there a way to install this or direct it into sage? I have tried `pip install numba` from the sage shell but that did not work.
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