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A friend sent this to me yesterday - I was very disappointed that the video didn't show off Minecraft in Minecraft.
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If you're the only person using the project...not really doing it wrong, your preference. If you have to share it, you can encode the supported python version(s), exclude-newer, etc, in pyproject.toml. Using a lockfile also helps again
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Sure, but beyond a certain point the code that's there isn't just drop in compatible.
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This is a continual fight for me. At nearly every company I've had to compromise on using a graveyard repo for packages within a monorepo, even though git has the whole history already.
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5mo ago
Spitballing here, you might be able to use some sort of floating wind turbine, and trail it out on a long enough cable to catch a different windstream. There's all sorts of reasons why it's a pretty terrible idea.
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Wind! Venus is full of it. (Making it so that your wind power can survive corrosion and the high speeds is an exercise left to the reader)
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5mo ago
Fire Emblem does something complex with averaging random numbers to do the same thing - a 95% chance to hit becomes 99.5, and the reverse for low percentages.
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5mo ago
Thank you
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5mo ago
What's this a quote from?
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charles, amit, can you go into more about the path based caching? Particularly "shared bytes aren’t guaranteed to be in the exact same container image layer"? I've built something that solves issues around sharing data betwee
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Even knowing how those things work, it might not be viable if you're in a large city.
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It feels that way, but eStargz is still only addressable as a single layer, or range of one.
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5mo ago
I have a custom pull client/registry/builder that uses a different format, but can output standard OCI if needed.
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I think that misses the point - it's a little bit like asking why FPS game developers don't lean into aimbot usage. You could, but by default it's a bit boring, and a different type of game.
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This is something I'm very interested in implementing for Docker builds. I've tested out CDC for the final image outputs, it results in smaller outputs but requires tuning between saved space versus request count when pulling. For
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This is fixable, but needs a custom pull client+registry. (Agree that Nix does a better job, if you're inclined to use it!)
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I'm building https://clipper.dev Docker is...quite slow with large images. I've built a registry+pull client+buildkit builder to make it better. It splits apart layers, allowing for files to be shared between related i
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Aha, now I get it. That's a neat idea.
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Literally the single paragraph you omitted: After his release, Juettner briefly achieved celebrity status. His notoriety became so widespread that Hollywood adapted the story into the 1950 film Mister 880, directed by Edmund Goulding.
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Parent poster was talking about the latter half of a page being missing, rather than a chunk out of the middle, I believe.
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Yup I do the first two - https://github.com/zig-for/snfm/blob/main/.github/workflows/... The documentation implies the last step is optional https://developer.apple.com/document
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5mo ago
This was with payment to Apple
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Maybe I'm too dumb, but I haven't figured out a good way to sign just a binary (or a tar/zip containing a few binaries). I zipped up the binaries, sent them off to Apple, Apple comes back and says "yup, notarized!",
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5mo ago
Hey, just wanted to say I appreciate the containerd API, between the two it's much more performant to work against.
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For my registry fork/custom pull client I hash on the uncompressed content and store as compressed under the uncompressed digest. This lets me have my cake and eat it, too - compression free digests, smaller storage costs, be able to s
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Nice!
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Going to self promote one last time here - I've built a fix for this, at least for the registry/image export side, at https://clipper.dev . Docker(Hub) can't share large files between layers, but I can.
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Zstd for example only promises determinism on the same version of the library. I've personally seen the hashes mutate between pull and export. Things like tar padding also make a difference. Really, the thing to do is to hash on the _u
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It's even worse when you end up installing PyTorch as a separate package in some other layer. It's not shared between layers at all with regular Docker.
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Docker(Hub) just isn't built for this use case. I've built https://clipper.dev to better handle ML/large images. It consists of a registry+pull client that breaks apart layers and does content addressing of indivi
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