mnazzaro

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by mnazzaro 8mo ago
I could be misunderstanding, but typing "l" into the terminal should send one byte, which should fit into one TCP packet
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by mnazzaro 8mo ago
Yup! There's a language server and file server running in the sandbox that the editor on the frontend interacts with.
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by mnazzaro 8mo ago
While I can see that working well for echoing keystrokes in a terminal, I'm not sure how it would work when you actually enter commands into the terminal. Same for opening files in the IDE.
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by mnazzaro 8mo ago
Thanks for letting me know- I'll take a look
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by mnazzaro 8mo ago
I have! It's pretty interesting and handles a lot of the problems discussed here, but is a little young for us. For one thing, it doesn't have fly replay, so we'd have to build a separate proxy again. If we were starting from
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by mnazzaro 8mo ago
1. The pools are very shallow- two machines per pool. While it's certainly possible for 3 tasks to get requested in the same region within 30 seconds, we handle that by falling back to the next closest region if a pool is empty. This i
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by mnazzaro 8mo ago
I'm a huge GCP fan, but cloud run wouldn't fit our use case because of the routing and ephemeral nature. I think you would have to try to build something yourself using GKE + gVisor
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Nobody likes lag: How to make low-latency dev sandboxes(compyle.ai)
105 points by mnazzaro 8mo ago|45 comments
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by mnazzaro 1y ago
This is a valid concern, but astral just has an amazing track record. I was surprised to see the community here on HN responding so cautiously. Been developing in python for about a decade now- whenever astral does something I get excited!
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by mnazzaro 1y ago
While I agree with this particular point, it's weird not to share the slides, everything else rings true for me. I graduated college about a year ago, and so much of this I just took for granted. The class would just get smaller as the
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by mnazzaro 2y ago
This is such a strange spot for a glass half full take lol. "At least it's warm in hell!"