Hi! You can do that too. but Olvy already stores your user feedback and user requests to make the workflow easier. You also get a hosted changelog, a feedback management system and a lot more with it.
I hope there's some real consequence of DMCA abuse like this. I hope companies would announce HackerRank boycott in hiring process. There are better alternatives tbh
It's not super polished or well documented yet (I think you still need to provision the machine), but guix deploy implements work in this direction, including explicit support for providers like Digital Ocean.
https://github.com/guix-mirror/guix/blob/master/gnu/machine/...
It's interesting to note that WSL uses 9p to mount the filesystem on Windows. Had MSFT taken a more FOSS-friendly approach, we could've had a burgeoning FUSE ecosystem built around 9p.
The WSL team in their GitHub have teased experiments with allowing the 9p server to do more outside of WSL and be an open protocol for Windows moving forward. Given Windows' backwards compatibility mandates, you may be able to understand why they are taking a slow and deliberate exploration process to figure out how much that is something they want to support in Windows moving forward (especially if it escapes the realm of "developer tools" where they feel they have more freedom).
What pain point of Python as an education language is Pyret trying to address? Union type might be vaguely useful, although some of these use cases can be modelled as inheritance or typed enums.
IMHO, Union types are the one the most important features that should have been in programming languages since C. And I believe it would have made our software much more bug free than it is generally now. Enums in all languages should be Rust like enums with exhaustive checking and allow recursive definitions.
