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   by jsnider3 11y ago

   Yeah, this is good work, but I don't see it as being remotely legal.
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   by jsnider3 11y ago

   I added some tentative code to clone org repos, but I haven't been able to test it since I'm not a member of any organizations.
3. 213.▲
   by jsnider3 11y ago

   Thinking about it some more, this sounds like a good idea. I'll add it to version 2.
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   by jsnider3 11y ago

   This is possible to do, GitHub's API provides access to the language breakdown of a given repository. It could probably be done through some kind of ruleset file we go through that maps conditions to directories. I'll think about
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   by jsnider3 11y ago

   If you give me a couple minutes I'll add a git pull option. Getting a user's organization repos is something I will also add to the queue. Edit: We now run a git pull in repos by default and it can be disabled with a "--nopul
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   by jsnider3 11y ago

   Currently, it only does username / password, but PyGithub supports OAuth tokens, so it should be 2-3 lines. Edit: It now supports tokens supplied with a "--token" argument.
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   by jsnider3 11y ago

   That's clever and is the first time I encountered jq, so thanks for introducing me to something new. Personally, I prefer python solutions to shell solutions, since its easier to maintain / add features.
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   by jsnider3 11y ago

   Thanks, that is literally the situation this was made for.
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   by jsnider3 11y ago

   Anyone have suggestions for other features I could add?
10. 220.▲
    by jsnider3 11y ago

    This was just a quick tool I made so that I could setup my stuff on a new computer quickly. Hopefully someone else finds it useful.
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    Show HN: Clone all of your GitHub repos at once(github.com)

    6 points by jsnider3 11y ago|15 comments
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    When I click the link it just takes me to this discussion page, not an actual product. Link?
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    Hilariously, the blog post http://www.joshuasnider.com/update/android/gaming/2015/08/17... I made about it has about 60% as many words as the program.
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    Yeah, the AI decides on the optimal move using a minmax algorithm. The exceptions are for the first move when its playing as X and when "easy mode" is enabled where it just plays randomly.
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    This was mostly done as a joke, but is also my first Android app.
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    Show HN: Pay to win tic-tac-toe for Android(play.google.com)

    11 points by jsnider3 11y ago|4 comments
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    Thanks, this is exactly the kind of thing I hope to happen when I post on HN. I have the crawler I used at https://github.com/jsnider3/QuisCustodiet/blob/master/crawle... , but it needs some post-processi
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    A giant graph could be in the cards for future work, schedule permitting. As for https, I'm currently hosting this with GitHub, but using my own domain so my browser kept complaining (correctly) that the page was using a SSL certificat
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    Yeah, I was worried when I was doing this that, say Batman, would be underrepresented due to all the references pointing to specific movies or comic books, but that worry seems to be misplaced. Maybe later work will group entries into categ
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    Check out https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jsnider3/QuisCustodiet/mas... .
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    Should be fixed now.
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    I have it as a SQLite database on my machine. The full database is too big to upload to GitHub, but I'll see if the table with the edges can be made into a small enough JSON file to be uploaded.
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    Show HN: The Most Influential Works on TvTropes According to PageRank(joshuasnider.com)

    38 points by jsnider3 11y ago|12 comments
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    It's interesting that you as an individual would want to buy a $4,000/year Qt License. Are you trying to found a startup that uses it or do you have some other reason?
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    Show HN: List the language's most used by a GitHub user, broken down by repo(jsnider3.github.io)

    2 points by jsnider3 11y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Compiling UnCool to the JVM in Scala(jsnider3.github.io)

    3 points by jsnider3 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jsnider3 11y ago

    Thanks. Personally, I think having everything be a single expression is actually a really great idea, I call this language "terrible" mostly because I can easily come up with ways to improve it, such as making a stdlib and allowin
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    Show HN: I made a (terrible) programming language(jsnider3.github.io)

    9 points by jsnider3 11y ago|3 comments