TJBlackman Comments - Answer Overflow

I typed node to start node or deno to start deno, but here are better commands: docker run -it --rm --name deno-process denoland/deno:alpine deno docker run -it --rm --name node-process node:22-alpine node And the stats I got on windows 11 (although im pretty sure docker runs via WSL2, Ubuntu22 in my case):

sh 
CONTAINER ID   NAME           CPU %   MEM USAGE / LIMIT     MEM %   NET I/O           BLOCK I/O   PIDS
c99768762c1b   deno-process   0.00%   148.1MiB / 31.22GiB   0.46%   14.1kB / 3.76kB   0B / 0B     22
200bb84c4c50   node-process   0.00%   10.58MiB / 31.22GiB   0.03%   746B / 0B         0B / 0B     11

sh 
CONTAINER ID   NAME           CPU %   MEM USAGE / LIMIT     MEM %   NET I/O           BLOCK I/O   PIDS
c99768762c1b   deno-process   0.00%   148.1MiB / 31.22GiB   0.46%   14.1kB / 3.76kB   0B / 0B     22
200bb84c4c50   node-process   0.00%   10.58MiB / 31.22GiB   0.03%   746B / 0B         0B / 0B     11

Just running Deno costs 148MB??? That sounds crazy high...

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DDeno

•Created by KRusl on 11/7/2023 in #help

Whimsical error shows up when I run a file

lol - if it's hosted on NPM, use the npm: prefix. Auto-complete, intellisense, and chatbots are great, trust but always verify.

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DDeno

•Created by KRusl on 11/7/2023 in #help

Whimsical error shows up when I run a file

For npm imports, I think you need to prefix with npm: so it would look like import {things} from "npm:@discordjs/util"

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