Teymour Aldridge
@teymour
Rust includes both nightly and stable builds. For an application I'm building I'd like to use nightly builds instead of the stable build (which I thin
Coder100 Method 1:
Make a bash repl and then use the terminal like you would on desktop. This might not be possible, but you can see. A common error is that you don't have write access to the disk.
Go search up "Install rust nightly shell".
This is what I found that you can use (not tested):
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs
EDIT
curl -s https://static.rust-lang.org/rustup.sh | sh -s -- --channel=nightly
or
curl -f -L https://static.rust-lang.org/rustup.sh -O
sh rustup.sh --channe3 years ago
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And THAT is how you do it right! Thank you! Thank you.3 years ago
I'm working on a flask webapp and it would be helpful to have autocomplete + syntax highlighting features for Jinja2. Does this feature exist on repl.
Is it possible to use PyTorch in repl.it classrooms (for small neural networks)? I'm aware the installation can be pretty nasty (without command line
a5rocks If requirements.txt is allowed in classrooms, simply add the following lines to it:
numpy
https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu/torch-1.0.1.post2-cp36-cp36m-linuxx8664.whl
torchvision
`4 years ago
Repl.it does not offer GPU access (which makes sense considering (a) GPUs are expensive and (b) the site is not tailored towards people building deep
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Is there any way that I can connect a repl to a github repository, so that I can make commits and pull requests?
Retrac11 Is it possible to connect create a Github repo for it AFTER it has been created?3 years ago
Yuman Repl.it can import/read from my repo. But when I commit/push, it gives me:
"Please grant Repl.it permission to access GitHub on your behalf"
I click on the [Connect] button, it send me back to the same starting position.
3 years ago
I am trying to run a (already-trained) ml model to classify tweets as either fake. Ignoring the numerous errors in it, I can not get it to run on my r
I have this code. I'm trying to import my models into a flask application, but when I do so I get an error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
Does anyone know how to achieve this?
I'm currently reading up on rust, and trying to run through some examples on repl.it. I have, however, yet to figure out how to install packages. Does
TejasUmesh found a better method;
just type
cargo init
into your shell and everytime you wanna run your code type
cargo run
and you're gold!3 years ago
NeonRaspberry Make a new Repl Rust project
In the terminal, type bash
Type cargo new {project name}
You should now see a new folder, navigate to the src file inside it and find the main.rs file. DO NOT CLICK RUN TO RUN YOUR PROGRAM!!! IT WILL ONLY RUN THE ORIGINAL main.rs FILE!
To test run your new Cargo project, type cd {project name} in the terminal, and use command cargo run.
If the run succeeds, open Cargo.toml and add
rand = "{latest version of rand}"
Add use rand::Rng in main.rs
You're good to go!3 years ago
jfrank11 It looks like they are making improvements or it has been possible ever since who knows. But here is how I managed (you might need a paid account for this would be nice if someone with a free account could check):
Open a shell (question mark on the lower right or (Shift-Cmd/Ctrl-S)
> cargo init helloworld
> cd helloworld
> vi Cargo.toml
put markdown = "0.2" under [dependencies]
:x
> vi src/main.rs
enter the following:
extern crate markdown;
fn main() {
let html : String = markdown::tohtml("3 years ago
