liquidcarbon

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   Show HN: API for complex Python builds (any platform, venvs, kernels, and more)(github.com)

   3 points by liquidcarbon 2y ago|0 comments
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   by liquidcarbon 2y ago

   no, but it's one step away with gzip.decompress or similar; if we know the exact position, we can retrieve it with range reads, roughly like this: aws s3api get-object --bucket mybucket --key partially_human_friendly_blob --range bytes
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   by liquidcarbon 2y ago

   DuckDB is amazing, I'm using it every day. It would be marginally useful here though. I really just want to get the binary compressed blob. Fun fact: MS SQL Server has "DECOMPRESS" and DuckDB does not.
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   by liquidcarbon 2y ago

   It's actually not hard to implement if you separate the index file from the blobs... but the append part probably won't be feasible with S3
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   Human, SQL, and S3-friendly archives?

   4 points by liquidcarbon 2y ago|7 comments
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   by liquidcarbon 2y ago

   - fast cross-platform CLI (Bash, Windows) that transparently wraps Pixi and uv, for best of both worlds - base layer python is completely isolated from OS or other python environments - everything lives in one folder, nothing goes on PATH -
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   Show HN: Puppy – CLI for managing Python environments and notebooks(github.com)

   1 points by liquidcarbon 2y ago|1 comments