<ill_logic>
This most recent one i'm doing, I'm going to an existing grain, probably restarted the grain.
<ill_logic>
I mean I got one of these: ** SANDSTORM SUPERVISOR: Grain no longer in use; shutting down. and then ** SANDSTORM SUPERVISOR: Starting up grain. Sandbox type: userns
<ill_logic>
I think i'm using the same grain, but now it has a different URL.
<ill_logic>
So, the strange thing is, the upload seems to be happening. I think I programmed the server to not accept a given chunk unless the file so far on disk was the expected size.
<ill_logic>
But I can't find the file anywhere! the grains directory is staying the same size. It's not in there.
<ill_logic>
Where might it be?
<TimMc>
ill_logic: That's pretty weird.
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<isd>
Why *did* sandstorm get written in javascript/meteor? Curious as to the decision making; js isn't exactly what I would have reached for first when building a security-oriented system.
<simpson>
isd: I would wildly speculate that it is due to many ocap researchers giving in and embracing ES/JS.
<isd>
I feel like that just begs the question though.
<simpson>
Yeah, and I don't know either, and frankly I think that I'm too junior in this subfield to say anything too harsh about it.
<simpson>
After all, maybe JS is beautiful and I just can't see it.