Paul Bransford

I started to dig into this myself. Looks like this component is third-party. See [app/vendor/.../schema2](../tree/master/app/vendor/github.com/docker/distribution/manifest/schema2/) (at this time, see [manifest.go:15](../blob/master/app/vendor/github.com/docker/distribution/manifest/schema2/manifest.go#L15)) Since the actual files are in this repo, we can...

Is there a way to do this already, that's just not as clear? It's getting to the point where I'm about to build my terraform files from jinja2 templates instead...

Pointing users to a third party site for code seems dangerous.

It's probably better to include it in the repo via git-lfs if the license allows for it. Is it a binary artifact? (I'm assuming so)

Also, one shouldn't be afraid of git submodules, which can point to arbitrary commits - they need not be associated with a particular head. Or perhaps host a fork?

Do the octoprint images ship python3? If not, I think the python2 stuff can just go. Otherwise, pip requirements.txt can contain interpreter version logic. You should be able to specify...

My threadripper system has multiple NUMA domains with different access costs. Your BIOS may not be exposing this.

Possibly related - #99 is a problem again/still - resizing the terminal results in broken output. EDIT: not resizing, but viewing a file with 'less' results in mangled output. Reset...

That's unrelated to this issue. That looks like an incompatibility with Python 3.11 (that include used to be available in older releases of python afaik)

"We could in theory make a build without AVX instructions, since llama.cpp supports it. But it would be extremely slow." It might not be as bad as you expect. I'm...