JayOtter

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Fuck it, make it anyway(joelotter.com)
601 points by JayOtter 21d ago|615 comments
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Things I learned making a game engine(joelotter.com)
4 points by JayOtter 10mo ago|0 comments
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by JayOtter 2y ago
Thanks for this, super useful. I'll update the post accordingly.
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Is Bluesky in the Fediverse?(joelotter.com)
4 points by JayOtter 2y ago|2 comments
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IndieWeb, 2024 Edition(joelotter.com)
3 points by JayOtter 2y ago|0 comments
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Notarizing Java Applications on macOS(joelotter.com)
1 points by JayOtter 6y ago|0 comments
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Link to My SoundCloud Public License(github.com)
2 points by JayOtter 8y ago|0 comments
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by JayOtter 9y ago
For anyone interested in making little games in Golang, Termloop[1] is a terminal-based engine (though it uses text to render rather than this iTerm-specific feature). [1] https://github.com/joelotter/termloop
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by JayOtter 9y ago
My instinct would be that it'll be just inherently nicer to use in a statically-typed language.
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How to render garbage on your iPhone (via WebGL)(medium.com)
1 points by JayOtter 10y ago|0 comments
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by JayOtter 10y ago
Which is a really good, actively maintained library. Shameless plug for the game engine I wrote using it: https://github.com/JoelOtter/termloop
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by JayOtter 10y ago
Currently, yeah, just JS. It's aimed more at non-technical folks - the "clever graphing" stuff should work without writing much code, if any.
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by JayOtter 10y ago
Or, if you prefer your interactive notebooks not to rely on a backend service: http://www.joelotter.com/kajero/
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by JayOtter 10y ago
I imagine a lot of the specific detail has been omitted to avoid this exploit being used for malicious purposes. EDIT: Followup post is here: https://medium.com/@afd_icl/first-stop-amd-bluescreen-via-we...
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First stop: AMD – bluescreen via WebGL, and more(medium.com)
3 points by JayOtter 10y ago|0 comments
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by JayOtter 10y ago
The idea of supplying a spec to transform arbitrary data is interesting to me. I did one in JavaScript called Reshaper[1], and then hooked it up to a library wrapper called Smolder[2]. The result was a sort of system whereby data going into
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by JayOtter 10y ago
There should be tooltips on hover already. :) Best of luck with your project!
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by JayOtter 10y ago
I hadn't, thanks!
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by JayOtter 10y ago
Agreed, this would be excellent. I'll look into it. Thanks!
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by JayOtter 10y ago
I saw, actually! Worth a look.
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by JayOtter 10y ago
This looks really useful. Could be just what I need - thanks a lot. :)
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by JayOtter 10y ago
That sounds about right. Might fade it out and have that as the tooltip.
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by JayOtter 10y ago
Yup, Tonic is super cool. This is more for presenting data than demoing libraries, but I'd like it to be as useful as possible for many things. If you save it as an HTML file you can obviously add your own client-side JS. Node packages
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by JayOtter 10y ago
That sounds cool - do let me know if you do anything interesting with it. :)
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by JayOtter 10y ago
It's in the editor view, beside the undo button, at the top-right. It's not visible if no changes have been made (if the consensus is that's a bad idea I'm happy to change it).
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by JayOtter 10y ago
I looked into Babel but the standalone package is (comparatively) massive. Could be an optional extension, possibly. I think it has potential for use as a way to write documentation for JS libraries, so being able to use arbitrary packages
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by JayOtter 10y ago
Source: https://github.com/JoelOtter/kajero
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Show HN: Kajero – Interactive JavaScript notebooks(joelotter.com)
217 points by JayOtter 10y ago|28 comments
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by JayOtter 10y ago
Disappointing. I've been very glad to see how quickly the LibGDX team has responded to this, though.
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by JayOtter 11y ago
I grew up in what was almost certainly a post-ASCII world (my first OS was Windows 98; I was 5). Despite this I still have a weird fascination with ASCII and terminal-based stuff. I played a lot of MUDs/MUSHs when I was younger, and re

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