Christopher Jefferson

`nix-instantiate --eval -E '(import {}).lib.trivial.versionSuffix'` is closer.

I took the first file, api-docs.json, and with gzip -9, json wins! (size 99,932)

I should have said, for me you could also remove the gzips (or perhaps put them in another table with an explanation). P.S. Hi @neunhoef

I was looking at this as well -- just in case anyone finds this useful, here is a windows USB dump. I think it will be better to try to...

In many case, an easy (and fairly good way) of hashing an ordered list is to hash each element, then add the hashes. This actually has provable good properties, as...

@thomasahle : I never said it was a bad thing to be avoided in all situations, just that it would be useful for my purposes to avoid it (and maybe...

The problem with sorting is you can't then operate incrementally -- adding and remove elements from the set as time progresses. Assuming you have a "good hash", adding seems to...

This sounds sensible. We already have a function which enforces that containers are not on top of each other.

I think we need to do something like described here: https://github.com/docker/build-push-action/issues/276 I started doing this (I made the necessary change to the dockerfile) and accidentally pushed it to master (woops!),...

One option (based on my limited Python experience) would be to switch to using __setstate__ and __getstate__, and then set up the special methods in __setstate__?