<tbmb>
hi everyone ! I just discovered Sandstorm, it seems to be a great tool, but I have a question, do you think it should on a raspberry pi 2 model B ?
<kentonv>
tbmb: Sorry, Sandstorm requires x86-64. We don't yet have good tools for app developers to be able to build for multiple architectures.
<kentonv>
someday!
<tbmb>
okay I'll try it on my server then , thank you ! :)
<thegp>
thank you. Do you think it would be reasonable to simply edit in a text segment into the HTTPS segment of the documentation to indicate that if you do not use sandcats you have to run it on http:127.0.0.1 locally and do reverse proxy ? would have saved me some time
<dwrensha>
like, you put in all this effort into making sure you inject exactly the right type of error, but then on the consuming end you always just retry or print a string or something
<dcb>
in this case I think I can work around it by using io::Error in more places instead of capnp::Error
<dcb>
except when you don't, like in that case
<dwrensha>
ah, interesting
<dcb>
I think you're right that it's uncommon, but it makes it always impossible if you throw away the info
<dwrensha>
perhaps it would make sense to have WouldBlock variant of capnp::Error
<dcb>
sure, but where do you stop? Eventually you end up reimplementing io::ErrorKind
<dcb>
oh that was surprisingly easy. Mostly just moving the imports over
* asheesh
waves from a coffee shop in Oakland.
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<asheesh>
Hi relicanth ! I see your name is aneesh and my name is asheesh! So that's cool.
<asheesh>
Also, cool that you're at MIT. I was just there for the Mystery Hunt.
<asheesh>
(...are you possibly interested in getting a Sandstorm install going that MIT people can use!...? SIPB seems to have one, and they own sandstorm.mit.edu for it, but I think they have other things they're more excited about. And/or you could join SIPB and work on it through them!)
<relicanth>
I was actually at the Sandstorm Boston meetup on Tuesday