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10y ago
Although responding to this one cherry-picked snarky statement I made is probably a mistake as its almost certainly clear from, for example, another difference I list in the immediately following sentence, I will bite and state that you pro
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First off, this is very well written. Secondly, I'd like to state that I think that Objective-C and Cocoa were really good. I disagree with most of the design paradigms today , but I think the Objective-C/Cocoa ecosystem repres
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10y ago
I've responded to this lower: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13545862 , but this is not how this feature works. The confusion is completely understandable if you've never used RunKit, but the idea is not to
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10y ago
I think there may be a bit of a misunderstanding here. RunKit does not send you a container for you to interact with manually, in fact there is nothing in the RunKit UI to "mess around" with the container itself. RunKit is a codin
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10y ago
RunKit (now a part of Stripe) | Designer, Infrastructure Developer, Community Developer | San Francisco, CA / Onsite, Full Time We're working on some incredibly interesting engineering problems spanning from Docker to JavaScript p
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10y ago
You can link to an existing notebook and add "/clone" to the end of the URL to basically get this behavior. That's how the 'Try It Now' button at the bottom of the page works, we should definitely make this mor
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10y ago
We provide a download link on the left which will download the file with all the dependencies shrink-wrapped, so that you can certainly start hacking on it locally too. This is a great start and a lot easier than manually trying to npm inst
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10y ago
Hi I'm part of the RunKit team and am happy to answer any questions!
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Stop Filing Bugs, File a Container
(blog.runkit.com)
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10y ago
I'm saying deduping is to save disk space. Sennmver ranges combined with deduping generate this behavior.
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10y ago
RunKit generates a shrink wrap on the fly. In that sense it is the same as yarn.
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10y ago
Yes this proposal is for "functional" languages (where libraries provide functions, and records). JavaScript is a good fit here. When you need "identical" objects across different dependencies, the idea is to specify it
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10y ago
There are two things going on here: 1. the desire to allow every package to install its dependencies separately to guarantee deterministic behavior, and 2. not too take up a lot of disk space. The desired result in this SPECIFIC scenario is
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10y ago
At some point we will do a more in depth write-up about this, but I think we have a very unique take on this at RunKit as we've effectively installed every version of every package. It's actually more interesting than that, we
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10y ago
Any thoughts on doing work in virtual machines?
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10y ago
Is there some way to have some faith from what you're getting from brew? In other words, can I verify installations from brew somehow?
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10y ago
You mean like we have on runkit.com? https://runkit.com/npm/ramda (or the live examples on lodash.com which are also powered by runkit)
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10y ago
A big part of React (and arguably the whole point of React), is the way in which state changes are handled and re-rendered. A React version of this progress bar element would simply have a render method, that when the state changed would si
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10y ago
That's the second half of the equation. The first half was "video editing is harder than they hoped so they sell it". Maybe focus on making the product EVEN better (vs worse) by identifying how to make the process after the v
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10y ago
RunKit is hiring! SF | Full-Time | ONSITE We are in particular looking for people with experience with Docker, Kubernetes, CoreOS, etc. If you want to work on infrastructure, drop us a line! https://runkit.com/jobs
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10y ago
We released DemoKit last week to do precisely this (be able to script demos and record them, that way you can easily re-record them if your product changes, or if there's a typo, etc): http://blog.runkit.com/2016/1
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10y ago
My theory, which I think goes fairly against what others will say here, is that JavaScript/Node is the first truly post-internet environments to reach critical mass. By post-internet I mean they consider sharing and open source as fo
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Show HN: Introducing DemoKit: Scriptable Product Demos
(blog.runkit.com)
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My initial tests with this are very positive (I tried this use case here: https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/10999 ). It handled it quite well and we'll definitely be considering this for our package. I&#
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10y ago
Its interesting because the reason I think "JAVASCRIPT EVERYWHERE" is valid is because I think "EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE" is valid. Don't get me wrong, some languages are incredibly domain specific and don't make
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10y ago
Is something like Ensure allowed on keto? Its awfully convenient mid day.
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10y ago
Hi diggan, Offline mode is an interesting problem. For example, module-fs is 1 part code, 99 parts infrastructure really. We have 3.5TB of installed packages, stored internally in a content-addressable way, and then exposed as a file system
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10y ago
Hi s0l1dsnak3123, You might have not heard of us because we used to be named Tonic ;) There are a number of different factors that differentiate us from Jupyter, but we have of course taken a ton of inspiration from them. The data science c
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10y ago
Hi everyone, I'm a part of the Ton-err RunKit team and would be more than happy to answer any questions!
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Tonic is now RunKit, a part of Stripe
(blog.runkit.com)
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