[disgruntledphd2]

> If you are in the business of charging complex prices per bits over the network, then docker seems to be quite a good investment and making it as popular as possible is a good strategy to print money. /s

True, that.

To be fair, at least it allows me to avoid lots of the brokenness of Python packaging.

[joana035]

Is always good to report packaging bugs so then people can fix them, do you have examples of python packages that can be improved?

[disgruntledphd2]

See my previous comments.

tl;dr pip silently breaks my environments, mostly connected to upgrading numpy and other scientific/data science libraries.