And still not 100% sure if the sharding is the correct approach, but load-testing is promising so far
Howdy HN, Ashley here.Most of my projects use realtime, but the jump from 'free' to 'paid' on existing platforms stressed me out, and I didn’t want to self-host soketi or sockudo.So I built Vask, a websocket platform built on top of Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, KV storage, and analytics engine, so I can get sort-of infinitely scalable, low latency, and low-cost websockets.I noticed that...
How is it volume wise while it's working? Manageable or painful?
Ended up having to write a decent chunk of C using FFI mind, no wonder people write SSH servers in Go/C, and why every AI tool told me it's really difficult and shouldn't be done :D
Bit of fun though, and I know more than I would ever want to know about the SSH protocol now!
Want to play the dino run game over SSH?I wrote an SSH server from scratch, and to test its capabilities I rebuilt the Chrome dinosaur running game as a terminal based game :DGive it a try by SSHing:ssh whisp.fyi -t dinorun
https://youlooklikea.ashleyhindle.com/GAG1Roe-Y1YMiIDx-V8Us/you-look-like-a-lost-potato
Lost my job yesterday, so figured I'd get AI to roast me. It's dumb, but funYou can get roasted by AI too if you can click buttons :) Have a gander!
https://deepworkden.com/ashleyhindle/login
Howdy!I get more work done when I'm body doubling - my brain is odd like that - so I built a nifty silent coworking website where you share your deep work commitments with others in the room.Most other coworking systems need registration, use video & audio and require scheduling, but I'm a simple impatient man.I also wanted to experiment with a new websocket system, a new OpenGraph API...
You add a fodor.json file, add a link to Fodor and it makes it super easy to get it setup for yourself
Nice work!
/metric [type] command: to set how you want to send/receive the data /output [type] command: the bot will send you your logs in table format, or graph format
Twitter is there for authentication so you can't 'vote hack' as easily - it was also much easier to integrate than a full user account system/email verificatoin.
Also, somebody else mentioned this (in a less abrasive way) - what is it about the Twitter auth that's so creepy and invasive?
I made this this morning in around 6 hours from domain availability to 'launch' and I'll be writing a blog post about that soon.
See if you can become the King of Gif Fight Club!