Derek Kulinski

@svanderburg sorry, I actually somehow overlooked your response. This is something that I actually tried (although I put the `ln -s ...` inside of a wrapper, my goal was to...

@svanderburg actually I still have a problem, basically I'm trying to figure out what's the best way to package an application with few plugins in such way that the binaries...

@duxing I was looking at the source code, as I'm still wondering if I should use aiomcache, emcache or pymemcache (probably will end up with emcache as pymemcache provides most...

The hash computation can be expensive, especially with large number of nodes, because (as I understand from looking at emcache code) the hashing is done for every node, and then...

Would be possible to add python3.10 so when AWS would add support for it in lambda, this container would be already available?

Looks like somebody already forked this project and solved it several months ago: https://github.com/mLupine/docker-lambda https://hub.docker.com/r/mlupin/docker-lambda This repo hasn't been touched in a year now.

> Seems to me like the closest thing to this, conceptually, would be the [Pulumi Automation API](https://www.pulumi.com/docs/using-pulumi/automation-api/). I actually tried it, and turns out that their solution on the surface...

I also have a python code that wraps terraform, in a similar way, but it feels hacky. By exposing opentofu as a C library one could integrate it better.

Not sure if this provides any insight, but I just noticed this. I'm on mac and use iTerm. Whenever I use NOM the output is always misaligned (it looks like...

Yes, please. Not sure why but on my machine for some reason this step doesn't take trivial amount of time, and NOM doesn't state what is happening.