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1 points by eneuman 2 years ago

eneuman 2 years ago |

Hello HN community! Elias here, and I’m thrilled to share a tool I've developed.

Seamlessly launch Python or JS pods in the cloud with a single line of code (marginally speaking). Ideal for:

    Testing code or libraries you'd rather not run locally (like output from an LLM model or an unfamiliar script).
    Serving as a "stateful" serverless backend, handling heavy libraries such as pandas. It's designed for swift scalability, booting pods in mere hundreds of milliseconds.

How does it work? Here’s a quick look:

   (In IPython or a Jupyter Notebook)

    # !pip install telekinesis
    from telekinesis import authenticate 

    node = await authenticate('wss://payper.run')
    pod_py = await node.get('/>/market')().get('/>/compute/python')()
    pod_js = await node.get('/>/market')().get('/>/compute/js')()

Specifications & Pricing:

    Default: 400 MB memory, 0.4 vCPUs at $0.000240/min.
    Easily adjustable settings & pre-installed pip packages.
    Join and get free credits; we even bill to the millionths of a dollar!

A standout feature is the Telekinesis library, which I crafted (https://github.com/telekinesis-inc/telekinesis). It lets you securely transfer functions and objects between computers, simplifying interactions between multiple untrusted code sources without API hassles.

For example:

    function_py = await pod_py.execute("return lambda name='World': f'Hello, {name}!'")
    
    // You can pass remote functions (Telekinesis objects) as arguments:
    function_js = await pod_js.execute("return async (f, x) => `Remote function says: ${await f(x)}`")

    print(await function_js(function_py, "HN")) # Should print "Remote function says: Hello, HN!"

This establishes rich interactions and avoids the complexities of API setups.

Feedback & Contact: Your thoughts are invaluable to me as I strive to refine this tool. Please don't hesitate to ask questions here or reach out to me directly at elias@payperrun.com.

P.S. While the pods require a sign-up:

    It’s a breezy 3-click process.
    We don’t request your email.
    You receive ample free credits for extensive testing. Need more? I'm eager to exchange additional free credits for feedback to enhance the service.

Testing code or libraries you'd rather not run locally (like output from an LLM model or an unfamiliar script). Serving as a "stateful" serverless backend, handling heavy libraries such as pandas. It's designed for swift scalability, booting pods in mere hundreds of milliseconds.

(In IPython or a Jupyter Notebook) # !pip install telekinesis from telekinesis import authenticate node = await authenticate('wss://payper.run') pod_py = await node.get('/>/market')().get('/>/compute/python')() pod_js = await node.get('/>/market')().get('/>/compute/js')()

function_py = await pod_py.execute("return lambda name='World': f'Hello, {name}!'") // You can pass remote functions (Telekinesis objects) as arguments: function_js = await pod_js.execute("return async (f, x) => `Remote function says: ${await f(x)}`") print(await function_js(function_py, "HN")) # Should print "Remote function says: Hello, HN!"

It’s a breezy 3-click process. We don’t request your email. You receive ample free credits for extensive testing. Need more? I'm eager to exchange additional free credits for feedback to enhance the service.