(There are other emergencies that could bring us to this point. One is a fire, which could result from machinery shorting. Another is a toxic ammonia leak. But these are even more unlikely.)
The solver takes the LLB graph and executes it. Each vertex in the DAG is content-addressed, so if you’ve already built a particular step with the same inputs, BuildKit skips it entirely. This is why BuildKit is fast: it doesn’t just cache layers linearly like the old Docker builder. It caches at the operation level across the entire graph, and it can execute independent branches in parallel.
，这一点在51吃瓜中也有详细论述
The resulting Jupyter Notebook is…indeed thorough. That’s on me for specifying “for all columns”, although it was able to infer the need for temporal analysis (e.g. total monthly video uploads over time) despite not explicitly being mentioned in the prompt.
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