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Comment by dijksterhuis

I really hope conda stays on the user end.

Like, I understand it's great for managing package dependencies/setting up environments etc for a single project. But I've found it's an absolute nightmare for building docker images/generally doing build stuff when it's involved.

Not to mention conda installs seem to take waaaay longer than pip.

apt + pip works far more sensibly and reliably in my experience.

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