pkrumins

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   by pkrumins 16y ago

   We don't have any business experience but we hope to gather enough attention that by the time we launch everyone wants a copy of our software already. :)
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   by pkrumins 16y ago

   I'll soon start doing in-depth blogposts with examples on how stackvm works. But a quick summary is that we have node-rfb collect VNC updates, push them to node-png or node-jpeg which merges the updates and creates an image that then gets p
3. 633.▲
   by pkrumins 16y ago

   We still have to figure out the licensing. We're currently more busy with hacking our software than thinking about licensing. So I don't have an answer for your questions.
4. 634.▲
   by pkrumins 16y ago

   Well, for most of the people "web" and "internet" are the same things. I think there was a Google experiment where they asked what is the internet, and people would just say internet explorer, meaning web is their internet.
5. 635.▲
   by pkrumins 16y ago

   Currently VMWare and qemu. Virtualbox should also also work. Anything that runs VNC actually.
6. 636.▲
   by pkrumins 16y ago

   We'll have many more update videos, so I am not that worried about it. The next video with the new UI and features will be pretty mind blowing. I'll also start writing lots of blog posts about how stackvm works, that should also increase co
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   by pkrumins 16y ago

   Thanks for the wishes. Now to address your suggestions: 1. That is awesome, I have added it to our wiki. This is easily doable and we'll probably implement it. 2. We haven't yet looked into implementing cut&paste. Should be doable. 3. J
8. 638.▲
   by pkrumins 16y ago

   It's live! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKFjJ9m_P8Y Also posted it to HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1536011
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   StackVM running within StackVM(youtube.com)

   24 points by pkrumins 16y ago|16 comments
10. 640.▲
    by pkrumins 16y ago

    I have recorded the video, it's pretty awesome. Uploading to youtube in a minute!
11. 641.▲
    by pkrumins 16y ago

    I tried it out, but forgot to do it in the demo. You get an awesome feedback/recursion effect! I'll try to do a video about it in a few hours and post it here. :D
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Hey, thanks. We didn't implement an emulator but since we're bringing virtual machines to the web, we decided to add 'VM' to our title to give an idea that this is related to virtual machines. Addressing your other questions, sure, we won't
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Well, right here: "You must install TS Web Access on a computer that is running Windows Server 2008." With stackvm you don't have to install anything, no plugins, not even flash and you don't need a modern web browser. We're making our soft
14. 644.▲
    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Thanks!
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    We haven't really looked yet into licensing stuff. We'll do that quite later when we get ready to start offering the service. For now we're just building the stuff up and not thinking too much about anything else.
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion. Well, can't change this video anymore but I'll note that for future videos we'll be making!
17. 647.▲
    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Thank you!
18. 648.▲
    by pkrumins 16y ago

    I hadn't seen spoon.net! Now investigating!
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    I thought the monetization was pretty obvious. I also mentioned it in the post. We're simply going to take care of your virtual machines (host them and make sure they always work) and give you awesome software to work with them!
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    I am doing a startup (putting virtual machines on the web)(catonmat.net)

    299 points by pkrumins 16y ago|103 comments
21. 651.▲
    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Everyone should start using this module for remote method invocation in node.js!
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Don't ask the candidates for silly resumes. Ask for their github repos and blogs. I mean who cares what your education, background, and previous job experience is? All of that is irrelevant. What matters is the code they have written. I wan
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    This paper [1] says coercion is a kind of ad-hoc polymorphism. [1] "On Understanding Types, Data Abstraction, and Polymorphism" http://lucacardelli.name/Papers/OnUnderstanding.A4.pdf
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    In that example I only wanted to illustrate parametric polymorphism on type T (and ignore the overloading on operator > that happens).
25. 655.▲
    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Yes, the four polymorphisms you can find in C++. Am I missing something?
26. 656.▲
    by pkrumins 16y ago

    I never implied that they should lumped under one term. On the contrary. I wrote out all the meanings the term can have to disambiguate it.
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    The Four Polymorphisms in C++(catonmat.net)

    53 points by pkrumins 16y ago|21 comments
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    Binary Stream Parsing in Node.js(substack.net)

    31 points by pkrumins 16y ago|5 comments
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    As I was reading your article, I got an idea. Create Duck Duck Mail! Your search engine is awesome, and I bet your mail service would be awesome too!
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    It is! http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3909854615539675694