I made a service to enable me to easily monitor long-running experiments (e.g. training neural nets). I thought it would be generally useful, so I'm opening it up to the public. I'm curious to hear what you all think!
Read a little bit more about the motivation here, if you're interested: http://www.anishathalye.com/2017/07/10/seashells/
1. An accounts system would be great so that I could just run ``python experiment.py | seashells u=almostarockstar p=hunter2`` or similar with keys, and then have a bookmark on my phone to view seashells.io/u/almostarockstar.
2. A self hosted / open source option would be awesome.
3. A way to view other peoples public seashells urls would make this interesting.
4. Possible options to allow html output which could be paired with a css file attached to your account.
Can't wait to set this up with my own experiments (evolutionary computation).
I'm not sure if the code is going to be open-sourced, but I'm adding TLS and also client-side encryption in the next version.
But seeing as view urls are quite shortlived by the sound of it, you shouldn't have too much of a problem moving their location from seashells.io/v/{url} to something like v.seashells.io/{url} if you do end up introducing some kind of HTML mode.
What's the actual benefit of using this, compared to just using init and taking care of that little html myself?