Maybe PyPI was that small when the post was written. It currently sits at 10.4TB; TensorFlow alone is more than 1TB. I suppose you can still keep the mirror rel

Maybe PyPI was that small when the post was written. It currently sits at 10.4TB; TensorFlow alone is more than 1TB. I suppose you can still keep the mirror relatively small if you exclude most of the giant ML wheels. https://pypi.org/stats/ https://pypi.org/stats/