amasad

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by amasad 8y ago
We wrote our own in Go.
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by amasad 8y ago
I started working on the idea behind repl.it in 2009 when I was in college and had trouble coding because of all the setup. With the help of a friend I eventually got something usable in 2011 and open sourced. The engine powered lots if oth
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by amasad 8y ago
We're working on taking a video stream from the frame buffer directly, ffmpeging it and streaming it down as video. We'll use VNC for input but not display.
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by amasad 8y ago
You can, just like you see in the post. https://repl.it/site/docs/repls/embed If you're talking about embedding the whole website then that's not doable. It's a security concern: Clickjacking e
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by amasad 8y ago
4 levels?! Nice!
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by amasad 8y ago
Hold on. Scaling up. For the curious here is the cpu load avg thanks to the hackernews hug of death: https://imgur.com/a/QviYhG9 (Yellow line is a 100% saturation -- eek!)
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by amasad 8y ago
Strange. Any error in devtools?
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by amasad 8y ago
Yes, I think we preinstall chrome webdriver on the base image too!
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by amasad 8y ago
Are you behind a firewall that blocks WebScokets? Try this: https://www.websocket.org/echo.html
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by amasad 8y ago
Cool idea. Build it ;)
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by amasad 8y ago
I think that's a bit of a hastily generalization. We mentioned in the post (under Technology) that it's still beta quality. More generally though we have millions of users that don't have the luxury of running a fancy local d
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by amasad 8y ago
Thanks Danny! I think Scratch is probably the most impactful tool in getting more people into programming. We have nothing but respect for the team. However, when we talk to some of the kids coming to Repl.it from Scratch they often say som
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by amasad 8y ago
Server: x11-vnc Client: NoVNC
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by amasad 8y ago
Coming soon. This will leverage our repl.run product which allows you to ship any app -- web, terminal, desktop, etc -- as a web page https://repl.it/talk/announcements/BetaExplorers-Announcing-...
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by amasad 8y ago
Which games? In general: Repl.it infra is a multitenant container system and you might get unlucky sometimes and get a VM that's super crowded (reloading might work). Btw, if you login we also give you more compute resources and things
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by amasad 8y ago
Repl.it co-founder here -- happy to answer questions :) This is just coming out and lots of users are building impressive games; here is quick small sample of things I found interesting: - Super Mario: https://repl.it/@JONAS
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by amasad 8y ago
How many levels deep did you get? I got 3 (excluding base reality) https://imgur.com/a/Zuh9d78
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by amasad 8y ago
Here you go: https://repl.it/@amasad/tcl-GUI We'll add it as a top-level language soon.
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by amasad 8y ago
How many levels deep did you get? I got 3 (excluding base reality) https://imgur.com/a/Zuh9d78
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by amasad 8y ago
This awesome! I just created a Julia Debugger playground on Repl.it: https://repl.it/@amasad/julia-debug (it's a bit slow to start but then runs smoothly) Here is a quick screencast: https://imgur.com&#
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Repl.it Graphics: Build and Run Native Apps and Games in the Browser(repl.it)
7 points by amasad 8y ago|0 comments
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Repl.it Game Jam – Winner Gets a Bitcoin(repl.it)
3 points by amasad 8y ago|0 comments
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In-Browser TypeScript REPL with VSCode Intellisense(repl.it)
2 points by amasad 8y ago|0 comments
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by amasad 8y ago
Runnable code from the article: https://repl.it/@vzhou842/An-Introduction-to-Neural-Networks I see so many implementations of NeuralNets from Scratch on Repl.it (I'm a co-founder) but this is one of the simplest a
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by amasad 8y ago
I hate to break it to you guys but no one comes to hackernews for web design critique. It's much more productive to discuss the actual technology. A solo developer built something pretty cool and interesting and all you care about is t
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by amasad 8y ago
Nope. I mean money as in actual wealth. As in a store of value money.
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by amasad 8y ago
I mean an internet-native money is something groundbreaking. The kind of thing that your average forum troll will off handedly dismiss.
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by amasad 8y ago
Hence Lightning Network. If you look at the history of innovation you'll find that it's all layered. The internet is a prime example of layering. Why should we expect Bitcoin to be any different?
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by amasad 8y ago
It's all fluff and nothing of substance. Add to that all the 51% attacks. Ethereuem World Computer couldn't handle some kitties. Come on. Bitcoin is here. Bitcoin works. Bitcoin is battle tested. Obviously anyone choosing to altco
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by amasad 8y ago
Money over IP is quite impressive. Something ideological must be clouding your judgement if you can't see it.

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