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amasad
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Ha!
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Yes so regardless of what language or where the language runs, we give you a container, inside that container we drop in a server that's responsible for most of the functionality including editing, collaboration, hosting, etc. A little
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Yes try Basic. But even if you want to use Python, I would started with our Python Turtle environment which would be a lot less confusing than Pyxel: http://repl.it/l/python_turtle
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Cool see this here! But let me provide some context: This is a program PG wrote with his kid. He asked me to build into Repl.it a classic Basic implementation and make it really easy to do graphics programming. So I wrote an interpreter and
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Paul Graham: A generation of kids will learn to program on Replit
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Having children will give you that incentive. People with no children will have higher time preference -- they prefer today's consumption over investment in the future. That's why I find a lot of the antinatalism of modern western
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But you're right in that 99% of VCs and investors in general think short term. Very high time preference.
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> We don't have it because building these things requires long term investments and folks like Marc and his investors are not interested in long term investments. I don't know where you get this from but as far as VC goes a16z
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This compelled me to write a quick Game of Life implementation. This is nearly 40 Lines of Code in Classic BASIC https://repl.it/@amasad/conways-game-of-life RIP John Conway.
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Oh ok. I'll think about that. Slightly off topic but I just made a BASIC environment designed for kids learning to code. The theory is BASIC is still one of the best way languages to start with. Let me know if you try it: - https:
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Repl.it CEO here, I'm curious which noise are you talking about? Here is how the empty python environment looks like (editor, console, and a huge green run button): https://answer-on-hn.amasad.repl.co/python.png We con
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Up to you
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Repl.it is hiring a support/QA/docs engineer
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Repl.it Offline
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Repl.it (YC W18) | Frontend, mobile, backend, Support, Bizdev | SF or REMOTE | https://repl.it/jobs Repl.it is the first massively open computing platform where anyone, even without even needing an account, can hop on and i
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Repl.it Packaging Support for Java - Try Maven Packages in Your Browser
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Teach Coding Remotely
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Remote Onsites
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Repl.it (YC W18) | Engineers | SF or REMOTE | https://repl.it/jobs Repl.it is the first massively open computing platform where anyone, even without even needing an account, can hop on and in seconds start executing code, b
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Costco is obviously cheaper but you need a subscription and you need to commute there.
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1. Many people live in studios and don't have a kitchen 2. Here in SF and every other city I lived ground beef is $9-10/lb
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If you're on a keto diet and/or want to eat well and save big, I suggest going to McDonald's and ordering 1/4lb patties which, depending on your location might be $1 to $2 tops each. Despite what they say, McDonald'
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How to Conduct Remote Interviews
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There is already studies on that coming out of Wuhan and it's not looking good. Here are some highlights from my own research. Note that RT-PCR is what the CDC recommends and what most nations are using for testing COVID-19: > the
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Even worse. Using node.js
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Unfortunately we fall into that bucket. It's a dynamic app :-)
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Yep, that's the plan -- we're adding to our IDE. Will report back results.
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Might be interesting to people here: this blog is hosted on Repl.it on a single repl/container[1] (2GB memory, 2vCPUs[2]) that's also powering IDE functions like editing, collaboration, chat, intellisense, etc. We're able to
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That's interesting -- thanks for sharing! I try to be as erudite in computer history as possible but I still somehow missed this. I pay homage to the Lisp community w/r/t programming interfaces in this post: https:/
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CLUI: Building a Graphical Command Line
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