is it really that far fetched that instead of bikes, football, and basketball, klingon society decided to give all their kids batleths, so everyone grows up really into it?
Deno originally was not Node compatible at all, and required you to do everything in a Deno way:
- Deno plugin in editor, otherwise types dont work
- All imports via absolute URL, like Golang
- No backwards compatibility, so no existing code worked.
Since Deno 2, they've taken Node compatibility much more seriously, hence the 50% to 70% compatibility jump claimed here.
Bun on the other hand, tried to make things Just Work without requiring any thinking for Nodejs / TypeScript developers. It's basically the `node` development experience with all incidental frictions removed (but some segfaults added).
tl;dr: you can use `bun` to write node projects, but `deno` can only be used for deno projects
Launch 1 True Recovery, open Terminal, then run “bputil -a” (without the quotes) to downgrade system security and allow for more boot arguments. You might need to restart after this step.
Then, run [nvram boot-args=”-s”] (without the square brackets). Restart to launch Single User Mode.
Once in Single User Mode, run these commands (in the following order) to mount the root volume group:
1. mount -P 1
2. /usr/libexec/init_data_protection
3. mount -P 2
Future restarts will always launch Single User Mode first. To stop launching Single User Mode, run [nvram boot-args=“”] (without the square brackets).
To restore your system to full security, run “bputil -f” (without the quotes). If you choose to run that command in macOS, prefix “sudo” to the beginning.
Wow, this is super cool. It almost feels like a DIY pocket-Cloudflare. I’m curious how a WASM binary gets mapped to HTTP endpoints that take JSON, how much of that is Pollen vs Extism? Are the routes encoded in the WASM binary somehow?
Ha, thanks! The routing is all Pollen. You reach the workloads through the gRPC control API (exposed on a socket on the host) via a `pln call seed_name function_name payload` or with a more traditional gRPC client. But once they're in, it routes them to a keyed WASM instance of that given seed on whatever node happens to be hosting it at that moment.
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