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raboukhalil
1mo ago
Yes it's powered by v86! I just wanted it to be easier to embed and come pre-built with lots of bioinformatics tools. You don't actually have to exclude the bioinformatics tools because v86 doesn't actually load tools unless
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raboukhalil
1mo ago
A few weeks ago, I came across a blog post with 5 git tips. I would have loved having an embedded terminal with some mock repos preloaded with the exact situation. That's the kind of use case I'm aiming at, not just the basic comm
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raboukhalil
1mo ago
Wow tough crowd, can you expand on why it looks broken and low quality?
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raboukhalil
1mo ago
The use case is for tutorials and documentation pages. sandbox.bio embeds that terminal in all its bioinformatics tutorials and people find it useful to have an environment where you don't need to set anything up before you start learn
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Show HN: Embed a real Linux terminal on your website
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Show HN: Makefile tutorial that runs make in the browser
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11mo ago
I added more details about how the decoding works here: https://sandbox.bio/concepts/bwt#intuition-decoding , I'd love to hear if that is more clear now
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raboukhalil
11mo ago
I just added a section about the intuition behind the decoding: https://sandbox.bio/concepts/bwt#intuition-decoding , hope it helps!
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raboukhalil
11mo ago
Author here, nice to see the article posted here! I'm currently looking for ideas for other interactive articles, so let me know if think of other interesting/weird algorithms that are hard to wrap your head around.
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11mo ago
Good point, thanks! I'll add a subsection about the intuition for that.
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AI in biology: distinguishing hype from reality
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1y ago
This is a podcast we recorded about the promise and perils of AI in biology, where we dive into a case where AI was used to predict enzyme function and gave results that looked really promising, but were not quite right.
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Show HN: Interactive Bash tutorial that runs in the browser
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Genomic ranges
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Mistakes to Avoid in Your CV
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Software rewrites are bad but they might work for us [video]
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3y ago
Aha, I was wondering why the biowasm CDN suddenly spiked in usage today! :D
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You're paying too much for egress: How Cloudflare R2 fixes that problem
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raboukhalil
4y ago
Haha thank you, headlamp seems pretty cool too!
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raboukhalil
4y ago
Good morning HN! This tool lets you play with awk, grep, sed, and jq commands right in your browser. Start from the examples and explore from there! To get these tools running in the browser, I compiled them to WebAssembly (see https:/
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Show HN: I built interactive playgrounds for Awk, Sed, Grep using WebAssembly
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It’s Like GPT-3 but for Code–Fun, Fast, and Full of Flaws
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How to fix your scientific coding errors
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5y ago
Hello HN, this is an interactive awk tutorial that features a terminal in the browser to simulate the real experience. To get it running in the browser, I compiled gawk from C to WebAssembly! If you're interested in how that was done,
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Show HN: Learn Awk with a terminal running in the browser
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5y ago
Thanks! It's generally easiest to do for C/C++/Rust/AssemblyScript code (other languages often need to ship things like garbage collection or an interpreter alongside it). But even with those languages, it's not alw
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raboukhalil
5y ago
Hey HN, I recently came across a very useful tutorial about jq ( https://earthly.dev/blog/jq-select/ ) and created an interactive tutorial based on it. It features a command-line sandbox where you can safely explore
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Show HN: An Interactive Jq Tutorial
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Show HN: A WebAssembly-based sandbox for bioinformatics
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Using WebAssembly and Cloudflare Workers to power genomics analysis
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