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Replit (YC W18) Is Hiring a Developer Experience (DX) Engineer(jobs.lever.co)
1 points by amasad 5y ago
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Computers by the Decade(charlieharrington.com)
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by amasad 5y ago
My trick: read books as if you’re doing research for your own writings. Sometimes I’ll actually publish an essay based on what I’m reading or just keep it for myself. I think it gets at the same thing this article is getting at: have an obj
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by amasad 5y ago
Any tips on how to read while walking?
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by amasad 5y ago
It’s a bug tbh. It used to be aliased to Node.JS and seems like it doesn’t now. Will fix.
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Announcing Replit Ventures(blog.replit.com)
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by amasad 5y ago
I had a similar concern, that's why we started with Python initially (see my top-level comment). However, Kaboom's programming model is actually quite simple. It doesn't suffer from any callback hell. You should give it a go.
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by amasad 5y ago
Yes, no boilerplate but also the library is pretty straightforward. All in this one file: https://github.com/replit/kaboom/blob/master/src/kaboom.js
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by amasad 5y ago
We love Phaser, but while possibly more powerful, we felt it's a lot more complex and harder to get started with. To demonstrate try comparing the hello world examples from Phaser vs Kaboom.
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by amasad 5y ago
Cool to see Kaboom on HN again! Kaboom is the culmination of multiple attempts at creating a game programming environment aimed at new coders. It started in 2018 when we noticed that many kids come to Replit from Scratch ready to transition
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by amasad 5y ago
:) fully produced in-house by our designer Tga. Song on SoundCloud too https://m.soundcloud.com/replit/kaboom
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by amasad 5y ago
Correction, its not totally black, it says “fwonky intro” xD
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Replit (YC W18) Is Hiring Designers and Engineers to Make Better Devtools(replit.com)
1 points by amasad 6y ago
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by amasad 6y ago
Somewhat early but very usable. Check out the environment on Replit. We are exactly targeting your use-case. Feel free to email us with feedback amjad@repl.it
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by amasad 6y ago
Worth noting that while Kaboom.js is aimed at novices, it turned out to be super fun for developers too. Our team is having a lot of fun with it -- you can have an idea write a game in 30 minutes to an hour in typically less than 100 LoC. S
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by amasad 6y ago
@slmjkdbtl works at Replit and he designed and lead this project :)
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Show HN: Kaboom.js a Game Programming Library and Environment(blog.repl.it)
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by amasad 6y ago
We’ve been dealing with mining at Replit since the beginning and have gotten really good at handling it. Early on they nearly bankrupt us. There was one month when our compute bill was 500% more than average. So we just had build tooling to
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+1 (815) Execute(hotline.replit.com)
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by amasad 6y ago
Replit (YC W18) | Engineers & Designers | SF or REMOTE (4hrs overlap with PT) | https://replit.com/careers What if you could influence how an entire generation of programmers code? Replit is a collaborative in-browser I
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Clusters and Failure Domains(blog.replit.com)
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Welcome to the Wonderful World of Clusters(blog.repl.it)
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by amasad 6y ago
Replit (free): - Go to repl.new/html - Write code - Hit run, deployed! - (optional) link domain Docs: https://docs.replit.com/repls/web-hosting
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Creating a 700 User Web App in a Month(blog.replit.com)
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by amasad 6y ago
Mac and windows too https://github.com/replit/upm#macos
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by amasad 6y ago
No magic, it's automating and hooking into existing open-source tools. For Python its poetry ( https://python-poetry.org/ ), not requirements.txt because UPM needs to present strong guarantees on reproducibility -- other
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Replit (YC W18) Is Hiring to build better coding environments and communities(replit.com)
1 points by amasad 6y ago
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by amasad 6y ago
We are on the phones since the start of the week with no avail. It sounds like there are some shadowy IT providers that are hard to reach that are doing all the blocking and locking down of machines. Someone else on this thread mentioned on
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by amasad 6y ago
I mean we're a general purpose computing platform, if we allow you to build and host a website, of course it's possible to build a proxy. It's essentially impossible to stop that. However, I doubt that's the main driver
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by amasad 6y ago
They're basic tutorials on how to build proxies. Some of them are pretty neat technically actually and pains me to delete them. But we also don't condone use-cases like this. If I had more time I will build the infra for taking do

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