Michal Charemza

So with the latest version of stream-inflate, v0.0.34, compressing the [JSON 6GB UK Tariff file](https://data.api.trade.gov.uk/v1/datasets/uk-tariff-2021-01-01/versions/v4.0.536/data?format=json&download) using Deflate64 then takes about 15 minutes to uncompress on my machine using stream-unzip, hovering...

@DwayneDriskill Ah good to know! I'm going to keep this open because I suspect there are still lots of speed improvements to be made, but not expecting replies or anything...

Hi @LorenzoBoccaccia, > I've built a version using dynamodb as backend using this as foundation I think using dynamodb as a backend for the data itself is pretty cool. But...

> one thing I've found is that sqlite absolutely don't respect page size Oh! I don't think I've ever witnessed this: can you give more detail? (Maybe I've seen it...

The diff looks very odd for some reason - like every single line has been changed, even thought that also clearly not the case. Do you know what's happened /...

Hi @Nop0x Depends on what you mean exactly... The values of the variables in the memory of notebooks are not persisted between the servers stopping and restarting: this I believe...

If the spawner can’t be changed, then at the moment I don’t see how you can use this spawner. I am curious: why do you want to use this spawner...

At the moment, we've actually moved away from this spawner/JupyterHub, and we're using a different solution to launch JupyterLab in Fargate: https://github.com/uktrade/data-workspace. It allows launching any dockerized web application, not...

Admittedly it's almost a year after the question but... @theblazehen It's fairly independent of the config of the spawner itself: it would be the same if you use JupyterS3 or...

Hi @YOxan, The short answer to this is no, for various reasons: - AFAIK, environment variables can only be populated at a process start, and there isn't a way to...