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   by chr15m 7y ago

   Can you tell me more about this use-case - are those Confluence tables public and can I see an example? The basic use-case is to take an HTML table in a page and give you CSV data in your clipboard, correct? Have you looked for browser exte
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   by chr15m 7y ago

   I want to get that very fast start up time for the users of the plugin, which means making everything as small as possible. The Wisp code compiled down to 8kb. I'm a heavy ClojureScript user in general and this was a conscious choice o
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   I built an Excel add-in with web tech(chr15m.github.io)

   9 points by chr15m 7y ago|7 comments
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   How to Make Hy-Lang More User-Friendly(mccormick.cx)

   3 points by chr15m 7y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: A testing micro-framework for Hy(github.com)

   2 points by chr15m 7y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: ClojureScript pixel game engine with Blender live-reloading(mccormick.cx)

   285 points by chr15m 7y ago|30 comments
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   by chr15m 7y ago

   It may be possible for you to route around this with Tor: https://github.com/chr15m/gitnonymous/
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   Show HN: JQuery plugin for React-style declarative UIs(chr15m.github.io)

   2 points by chr15m 7y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Another Minimal Stylesheet(chr15m.github.io)

   1 points by chr15m 7y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Catch all JavaScript errors and email or post them to your server(github.com)

    3 points by chr15m 8y ago|0 comments
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    by chr15m 8y ago

    Here is a quote from the article about rooms: "For our chat room we want to connect all the Bugout instances together in one room. We do that by using the same room name as the first argument." This will mean all browsers connecti
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    by chr15m 8y ago

    Point to point is decentralized. When you have many interconnected point-to-point connections between nodes that is a robust decentralized network. Information reaches all nodes in the same room using a gossip protocol over those point to p
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    Show HN: Build a decentralized web chat in 15 minutes(github.com)

    11 points by chr15m 8y ago|5 comments
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    Silicon Valley good at turning software into the worst performing businesses(m.signalvnoise.com)

    4 points by chr15m 8y ago|0 comments
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    by chr15m 8y ago

    That's correct it compiles to an HTA. There is a thin native executable which simply launches the HTA.
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    Show HN: Lisp and HTML to 70kb zipped MS Windows app(github.com)

    3 points by chr15m 8y ago|2 comments
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    Show HN: Livecode graphviz(github.com)

    2 points by chr15m 8y ago|0 comments
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    Ask HN: Largest historical profits to SLOC ratio?

    1 points by chr15m 8y ago|0 comments
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    by chr15m 8y ago

    Thanks! What I am most excited about is ordinary people being able to deploy servers and software stacks for their own private use, instead of having to rely on expensive technically skilled people.
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    by chr15m 8y ago

    Thank you very much for testing & giving feedback. If you can tell me anything about the setup where this did not work for you (OS, browser, type of internet connection etc.) it would be very helpful! I'm keen to fix platform bugs.
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    Show HN: Run servers out of browser tabs over WebRTC(github.com)

    25 points by chr15m 8y ago|8 comments
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    by chr15m 8y ago

    Thanks for your feedback! I agree, WhatsApp is an amazing piece of software with a great user interface & UX. There are significant computer science challenges when building peer-to-peer software that are much easier to solve when build
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    by chr15m 8y ago

    Matrix is a great project! I believe it uses a federated model which means that it relies on people donating their servers and bandwidth and messages pass through those federated servers rather than directly between peers as with WebRTC.
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    by chr15m 8y ago

    Thanks for testing & for your feedback! I'll have a think about how to make that clearer.
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    by chr15m 8y ago

    The WebRTC signalling can take a long time (I've seen up to 2 minutes) because your browser has to find a way that other browsers can tunnel in to your network. Once you're connected messages seem to go through fairly quickly. The
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    by chr15m 8y ago

    When you join a room the room name is hashed and you join a WebTorrent swarm based on that hash. So it's a collection of WebRTC peers who are connected to eachother based upon the shared hash of the room name. Not every peer is connect
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    Show HN: P2p IRC-inspired browser chat on WebTorrent(chr15m.github.io)

    44 points by chr15m 8y ago|16 comments
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    Show HN: Frock: Clojure-flavoured PHP(chr15m.github.io)

    12 points by chr15m 8y ago|1 comments
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    Show HN: Browser blockchain in 321 lines of ClojureScript(chr15m.github.io)

    2 points by chr15m 8y ago|0 comments
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    by chr15m 9y ago

    You may be interested in Gitnonymous which does not require a trusted 3rd party, and strips everything out on the client side. https://github.com/chr15m/gitnonymous