Fabrice Normandin

This is the common "Error reading SSH protocol banner" error from paramiko, which I don't yet have a fix for (at least not until #107 or #105 are merged). For...

I will rebase this and make it much cleaner and easier for others to review. I'll mark this as "ready for review" when I'm done. Should probably be done today.

Hi @mptouzel , thanks for posting! Hmm, this is possibly the same issue as in #109

Hi @MyriamLizotte, thanks for posting this. That's very helpful info. I'll take a look.

I suggest that we first focus our efforts on providing a drop-in replacement for the torchvision.datasets module, as was mentioned above, and make it public as a single, simple package...

> Also, torchvision is one thing, but we also have to address the general problem of dataset management I agree, but I'd argue that we need to *nail* the first...

Solved: Solution was to add a `module load libffi` in the profile.

This seems relevant: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6416782/what-is-namedtemporaryfile-useful-for-on-windows Especially because of these lines here: https://github.com/mila-iqia/milatools/blob/1e5f211abe94ad2abdc3d10143bb5d26f08c33ea/milatools/cli/remote.py#L175-L178 It seems like `self.put` uses the `Connection` object from `fabric`, which opens the file a second time. This behaviour...

Update: Using WSL on Windows (instead of PowerShell) is a way to step around this issue.

Hey @dchen-asapp , thanks for taking a look. Its not possible to create a python package without the folder structure changing slightly (at least for the code). Whats worrying about...