Something called onnx (all iirc) requires Python 3.8-3.9 but not 3.10+ in which it doesn’t work. So for my various AI needs I have three versions of Python 3 installed through different channels. And of course they all have their own multi-gigabyte caches of base libraries and models.
I know it may be more complex or trivial than I think, or tied to very few specific packages, but that’s the point – I have to figure it out where I shouldn’t need to. In contrast, I’m sure that no matter which latest version of Node I have, it will work.
I mean I was, up until Node 19/20, where they broke the loader, so ts-node doesn’t work anymore and the suggestion is to re-learn something called tsx. F that nonsense.
I know it may be more complex or trivial than I think, or tied to very few specific packages, but that’s the point – I have to figure it out where I shouldn’t need to. In contrast, I’m sure that no matter which latest version of Node I have, it will work.
I mean I was, up until Node 19/20, where they broke the loader, so ts-node doesn’t work anymore and the suggestion is to re-learn something called tsx. F that nonsense.