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| dear_sir_xnor_madam | hey all, I had a question about troubleshooting a pytorch rocm install | 23:46:10 |
| dear_sir_xnor_madam | I have the system config set up the way the wiki describes, including rocmSupport = true, and stuff like rocm-smi seems to fire correctly, but when I try to build a shell with torchWithRocm as one of the packages, I get warnings that python 3.12 with torch 2.5.1 is broken | 23:47:30 |
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| dear_sir_xnor_madam | I've skimmed through the source of the default torch flake but it's pretty branchy so I'm not sure where to look next | 23:49:49 |
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| 14 Mar 2025 |
 baumann-philipp | Hi nix data science friends, we bootstrap software builds in our software clould env using ansible. Infra is set up via OpenTofu. it works super smooth, but I wanna also have nix. https://github.com/danielrolls/nix-install seems interesting and apparently has multi-user builds, which is important for our compute VM (where we run Posit and a custom data science environment on alma linux). has anybody experience using nix in a cloud multi-user enviornment, i.e. when a global cache is shared across all users? | 15:17:56 |
| baumann-philipp | * Hi nix data science friends, we bootstrap software builds in our software clould env using ansible. Infra is set up via OpenTofu. it works super smooth, but I wanna also have nix. https://github.com/danielrolls/nix-install seems interesting and apparently has multi-user nix daemon, which is important for our compute VM (where we run Posit and a custom data science environment on alma linux). has anybody experience using nix in a cloud multi-user enviornment, i.e. when a global cache is shared across all users? | 15:18:24 |
| baumann-philipp | * Hi nix data science friends, we bootstrap software builds in our clould env using ansible. Infra is set up via OpenTofu. it works super smooth, but I wanna also have nix. https://github.com/danielrolls/nix-install seems interesting and apparently has multi-user nix daemon, which is important for our compute VM (where we run Posit and a custom data science environment on alma linux). has anybody experience using nix in a cloud multi-user enviornment, i.e. when a global cache is shared across all users? | 15:18:47 |
| baumann-philipp | * Hi nix data science friends, we bootstrap software in our clould env using ansible. Infra is set up via OpenTofu. it works super smooth, but I wanna also have nix. https://github.com/danielrolls/nix-install seems interesting and apparently has multi-user nix daemon, which is important for our compute VM (where we run Posit and a custom data science environment on alma linux). has anybody experience using nix in a cloud multi-user enviornment, i.e. when a global cache is shared across all users? | 15:19:22 |
| baumann-philipp | * Hi nix data science friends, we bootstrap software in our clould env using ansible. Infra is set up via OpenTofu. it works super smooth, but I wanna also have nix. https://github.com/danielrolls/nix-install seems interesting and apparently has multi-user nix daemon, which is important for our compute VM (where we run Posit Workbench (no containers) and a custom data science environment on alma linux). has anybody experience using nix in a cloud multi-user enviornment, i.e. when a global cache is shared across all users? | 15:21:37 |
