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Show HN: Hypeman – OSS multi-hypervisor VM runtime for OCI images(github.com)
3 points by juecd 2mo ago|0 comments
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by juecd 4mo ago
firecracker is an obvious place to start because it offers best-in-class support fast cold starts and hard isolation. we can't speak to what exactly the other browser infra providers are doing, but based on public benchmarks we're
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How to make firecracker faster to start Chromium in < 20ms(kernel.sh)
30 points by juecd 4mo ago|5 comments
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YC, Take Two(raf.xyz)
2 points by juecd 1y ago|0 comments
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Rocketships and Slingshots(postround.substack.com)
43 points by juecd 1y ago|19 comments
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Building a FFmpeg server on top of Chromium for browser replays(blog.onkernel.com)
5 points by juecd 1y ago|0 comments
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Building an MCP Server with Clerk, Vercel, and Mintlify(blog.onkernel.com)
1 points by juecd 1y ago|1 comments
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by juecd 1y ago
As part of launching our MCP server, we wrote a short blog post about some of our technical decisions and limitations of the current landscape. The space still feels very early, so would love others' thoughts on the MCP space and what
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by juecd 1y ago
Thank you! Just saw your GH, will check out your WebRTC work more deeply :)
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by juecd 1y ago
Oops, I forgot to add the link: https://github.com/onkernel/kernel-images
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Show HN: Live streaming for CUA models using WebRTC (OSS, Apache 2.0)
3 points by juecd 1y ago|3 comments
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by juecd 1y ago
The big motivation we had for trying to do this on a unikernel is actually the session pause/resume. The fast cold restart is a nice addition (or put the other way, a super slow restart would prohibit session pause/resume from bei
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by juecd 1y ago
Yes
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by juecd 1y ago
Yeah, this is mostly just an OSS implementation for self-hosting! I'm not entirely sure what any of those companies use under the hood, in theory they could use this implementation if they wanted to gain the fast boot times, session re
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by juecd 1y ago
Haven't tried on a Lambda. Would be curious to know the results if you do! It took us 8gb to get it up - maybe could be slimmed down if you took out the Anthropic Computer Use components, but browsers generally are pretty heavy.
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by juecd 1y ago
Are you referring to Unikraft Cloud's pricing? I'm not really sure, since I'm not affiliated. Maybe they'll chime in
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by juecd 1y ago
Yeah, there are some nuances to Unikraft Cloud that their team did to get it running. I'll see if they can chime in and shed some light!
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by juecd 1y ago
Thank you!
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by juecd 1y ago
Thank you! Yeah, the current implementation basically performs the same as a Docker container (i.e. not much). The interface is the same, so you can use BU/Playwright/Puppeteer's header configs to change as needed. We did not
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by juecd 1y ago
From what we've seen, micro VMs could probably do something very fast too (150ms?) but we thought 20ms was pretty crazy.
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by juecd 1y ago
Thank you!
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by juecd 1y ago
(OP) Happy to answer any questions! Some things we're still exploring: - Mounting persistent storage for file i/o - Replacing noVNC with a faster alternative Would love feedback, especially if you’ve worked on fast-cold-start syst
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Show HN: We Put Chromium on a Unikernel (OSS Apache 2.0)(github.com)
132 points by juecd 1y ago|46 comments
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by juecd 9y ago
Cool concept - what sorts of tasks are you hoping to do in the future?
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by juecd 10y ago
Your demo is awesome, nice job. Do you guarantee a certain response time? Also, I'm curious how people use your API if it takes 30 seconds+ to get a response -- ie can I use this for time-sensitive annotations, and also, wouldn't
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by juecd 10y ago
Super good point that we've found with our customers who are migrating from outsourced bookkeepers. We're using our Slackbot as a friendly way for companies to get their financial data, the idea being that if the numbers are acces
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by juecd 10y ago
Xero and Quickbooks just use basic regex to match transactions, which doesn't make much sense if the transaction category isn't static, eg Amazon. We also learn categories on an aggregate level, so if your bank statement's ne
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by juecd 10y ago
For categorization, we're using ML (which learns over time and isn't rule based like Quickbooks' suggestions, which uses regex). For the other pieces of bookkeeping, we're using integrations to automatically match invoic
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by juecd 10y ago
Right now, Quickbooks Online only. We can help switch to QBO if you're open to it!
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by juecd 10y ago
Glad to know auto revenue recognition is useful to you! Not yet, but Braintree is high on our list of integrations to build

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