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brandonpayton
1mo ago
Sorry for the slow response. I was resting after some travel. > The stdin and stdout that the commands use actually have multiple channels, with html, json, and raw output possible. Commands can provide different output to each channel o
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brandonpayton
1mo ago
Thanks for sharing details. It does seem like a natural place for a Wasm sandbox + VFS. Hopefully we can make running these kinds of commands easier as the project progresses. If you have any interest, please feel to suggest what you want o
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I feel like I'm not properly appreciating what that site does. Would you be up for explaining a bit? It fun to interact with the shell and fun to see JS implementations of core utils. How would you imagine Kandelo might integrate with
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The build isolation approach sounds interesting, but I'm not sure I understand. Do you mean isolating build scripts by using a VFS mapped to the real FS and masking away everything the build script should not have access to? > The s
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brandonpayton
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> What is the main plus you have over other similar projects or tools like JSLinux? Good question! I had to do some research. Here's my understanding: JSLinux is emulates a complete machine architecture. JSLinux runs in the browser&
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Thanks for taking a look and for kind words! We've also had a prototype running multiplayer DOOM between browsers via WebRTC. I wonder what kinds of network applications might be interesting here.
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Show HN: Kandelo – a POSIX-compatible multi-process WASM kernel for the browser
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The idea of renaming an account on Github concerns me because an account's repos may be referenced by others' git submodules. I'd hate to find one of my repos inadvertently referencing a repo I did not intend to reference.