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This is 5 years old and the Dockerfile no longer works.
by jelder 3y ago
This is 5 years old and the Dockerfile no longer works.
- achalkley 3y agoIf this was nix it would still work.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- IncreasePosts 3y agoHave you tried using a 5 year old docker?
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- andai 3y agoI'll get my 5 year old to look into it.
- RobCodeSlayer 3y agoIt looks fairly basic, creating a python venv and installing the requirements.txt should be all you need
- pyinstallwoes 3y agoYeah, worked for me. It's fun!
- phyzome 3y agoIt would be much better if there was a requirements lockfile, of course.
- keurrr 3y agoI think the reason this was posted is not because of miscellaneous infrastructure, but that it’s an implementation of an interesting algorithm. If you care enough to leave a comment like this, update it yourself.
- LoganDark 3y ago> If you care enough to leave a comment like this, update it yourself. This attitude is exactly why I rarely contribute to open source. You're not entitled to my work, just like I'm not entitled to yours. I'll do something myself if I want to.
- Timwi 3y agoIt's unfortunate that some loud and rude people have put you off of contributing to free software. On behalf of the open-source community, I am sorry. If it's any consolation, the prevailing attitude in open source is that nobody is entitled to any work from others. We are not very good at calling people out on this bad attitude, so an occasional vocal exemplar can give the whole movement an unwelcoming outside impression. We should work on that.
- LoganDark 3y ago> It's unfortunate that some loud and rude people have put you off of contributing to free software. I've been told this directly by project maintainers when filing bug reports (usually along the lines of "PRs welcome"), so it's not just that seeing this stuff on the internet puts me off from contributing in general. It's that people tend to respond directly with it whenever I come near their project. I do still contribute to free software from time to time.
- scottlamb 3y agoI say "PRs welcome" sometime. It's not a demand that you submit a PR; it's an invitation and an acknowledgement that I'm unable to put the time into fixing all reported issues promptly on my own. I try to make this clear but may not do so reliably.
- lmm 3y agoAll the people claiming Docker would be better at preserving backward compatibility than Java look pretty dumb now huh.