On 4:27 when I run this command line I get error saying export is not recognized. Where should I run this command? In windows command or somewhere else?
@@Beachcasts I wanted to understand and test code of Federated Optimization in Heterogeneous Networks (MLSys '20) . But it turns out it is not maintained and still use tensorflow 1.15 which isn't available on pip. So I can't run the code and analysis code by printfing my way through code. But I still need to understand working of code. So I want to know the best and more efficient way to do so.
7:22 didn't work for me, kept getting: "failed to solve with frontend dockerfile.v0: failed to read dockerfile" googled it and found some potential fixes on stackoverflow, but ended up with a different error message: "unable to prepare context: unable to evaluate symlinks in dockerfile path" I assume I'm doing something very wrong somewhere, although I followed the steps in the video exactly, so I guess it's something to do with my container or file setup maybe?
Sorry to hear you are having difficulty. I'm not seeing anything in your comment to indicate what you're having difficulty with. Maybe reach out to Github tech support. I would also encourage you to try some random things, and see if you stumble on something that gets you a step closer. I wish you the best of luck.
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Thanks for the video! It was way more clear than the official GitHub dcumentation, which couldn't be more cryptic.
Thank you. Glad it cleared things up for you.
thank you! this video helped me 1 year ago and now again
Awesome thanks, so can i put a library that I made to be able to use it from anywhere/vps by pulling the container?
Glad you found it helpful. Yes, you could do that using volumes.
Where is the sample yaml file you mentioned - you went a little quick at the end - but enjoyed the tutorial - was clear for the most part.
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Wow, thank you so much. Much more coming!
many thanks, it worked perfeclty.
That was straight forward. Thanks.
So happy you enjoyed it, and hope you find it useful. Thank you for watching.
Thanks man.
On 4:27 when I run this command line I get error saying export is not recognized. Where should I run this command? In windows command or somewhere else?
plz make a video of how to analyze code of a not maintained Github repository.
Interesting idea. Can you give more clarity to what you mean?
@@Beachcasts I wanted to understand and test code of Federated Optimization in Heterogeneous Networks (MLSys '20) . But it turns out it is not maintained and still use tensorflow 1.15 which isn't available on pip. So I can't run the code and analysis code by printfing my way through code. But I still need to understand working of code. So I want to know the best and more efficient way to do so.
@@river. Sounds like a hand full. Maybe try using a step debugger. Good luck.
Very useful tutorial, thanks a lot!
So glad you found it useful.
7:22 didn't work for me, kept getting: "failed to solve with frontend dockerfile.v0: failed to read dockerfile"
googled it and found some potential fixes on stackoverflow, but ended up with a different error message: "unable to prepare context: unable to evaluate symlinks in dockerfile path"
I assume I'm doing something very wrong somewhere, although I followed the steps in the video exactly, so I guess it's something to do with my container or file setup maybe?
Perhaps the location you are symlinked to doesn't have proper permissions?
danke
It's been 2 days and still I haven't been able to understand a thing. I will be fired by my company because I had faith in your video.
Sorry to hear you are having difficulty. I'm not seeing anything in your comment to indicate what you're having difficulty with. Maybe reach out to Github tech support. I would also encourage you to try some random things, and see if you stumble on something that gets you a step closer. I wish you the best of luck.
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