unfunco
Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
I don't think a `--sort` flag is a failure of composability, the producer understands image size semantics better than the sort command, you can either bake everything into sort, making it an all encompassing command or you can simplify the previous step with a sort flag.
Your original powershell command is way more verbose and complicated, and maybe that's the price to pay for composability, but I'd rather just use the `--sort` flag and not spend hours or days coming up with some other undocumented and undiscovered way of doing it, the answer is right there ready to be used.
I think my point is that it's a violation of the UNIX principle of doing one thing really well, but I don't think that is a violation of composability.
$ podman image ls --all --sort=size
…or was the point more about doing it in a pipeline?> ● The model returned no content because the response was blocked by content filtering.
> Blocked? We are performing a defensive security review on a Terraform module I made, what's blocked by content filtering? This is a legitimate use-case.
> ● The model returned no content because the response was blocked by content filtering.
A waste of money. I'm not going to just hope that the model returns a response, I'm already for paying for wrong responses, I'm not going to pay for no response, especially when I'm paying per token.
Previously, I consulted as a platform engineer at LEGO, served as a technical design lead at British Airways, worked as a software engineer at Vitsœ, and later as a platform engineer at Tumelo.
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