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Before Docker, I remember yak shaving like this with lxml, numpy, scipy and other libraries. Now that I do everything in a container, life is much improved. T
by chishaku 6y ago
Before Docker, I remember yak shaving like this with lxml, numpy, scipy and other libraries.
Now that I do everything in a container, life is much improved.
Try Docker as documented in the AllenNLP README:
$ mkdir -p $HOME/.allennlp/
$ docker run --rm -v $HOME/.allennlp:/root/.allennlp allennlp/allennlp:latest
- hinkley 6y agoThat was probably the first things that attracted me to Docker. If I started a new job or new project, it was the same story every time. “Do these five things and then you should be able to run the code” after half a day of back and forth I’d have a list of ten things, and the next new person would discover it is actually 12. Docker doesn’t just change your experience, it forces the author to actually capture most of their prerequisites. To the point where even if you don’t use docker, you benefit from a project having at least tried to use it.