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by jterrace 14y ago
Other output formats: http://jterrace.github.com/sphinxtr/ GitHub repository: https://github.com/jterrace/sphinxtr
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Sphinxtr: Creating a Portable PhD Thesis(jterrace.github.com)
93 points by jterrace 14y ago|73 comments
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Comparing Image Comparison Algorithms(jterrace.blogspot.com)
1 points by jterrace 14y ago|0 comments
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How I Write LaTeX(jterrace.blogspot.com)
2 points by jterrace 14y ago|1 comments
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Gigabit Hack Weekend 3D Demo(jterrace.blogspot.com)
1 points by jterrace 14y ago|0 comments
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Sharing photos across social networks(jterrace.blogspot.com)
1 points by jterrace 14y ago|0 comments
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by jterrace 14y ago
Yeah, I'm in no way proud of that beast of a code. There are a couple things at play here: 1. The js.js API is currently very low-level, which makes it verbose and difficult to use. There's a lot of room for improvement. 2. The twitter scri
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by jterrace 14y ago
The sandboxing of third-party scripts that we talk about in the paper ( http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~jterrace/docs/jsjs.pdf ) is one possible use case
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by jterrace 14y ago
This is because I'm converting to an i32 rather than a double. It should be able to be fixed relatively easily.
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by jterrace 14y ago
There's narcissus too ( https://github.com/mozilla/narcissus )
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by jterrace 14y ago
Hah, that's definitely not what I meant. It was in reference to the previous time js.js was (prematurely) posted to hacker news
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JavaScript in JavaScript (js.js): smaller, faster, and with demos(sns.cs.princeton.edu)
174 points by jterrace 14y ago|44 comments
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URL Shortener Analysis - Tweets from 2009 vs. 2012(ewencp.org)
13 points by jterrace 15y ago|10 comments
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URL Shortener Analysis(ewencp.org)
2 points by jterrace 15y ago|2 comments
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by jterrace 15y ago
We wanted the full power of the SpiderMonkey JS API and maximum browser compatibility.
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by jterrace 15y ago
Agreed, it's partially cheating, although a lot of work went into getting it to compile to LLVM and patching it work with Emscripten. That's not where it stops though. The plan is to make the library work just like the SpiderMonkey JS API,
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by jterrace 15y ago
Not quite. It will support everything that SpiderMonkey's API supports when embedding the interpreter into a C++ application. Much more powerful than eval().
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by jterrace 15y ago
65MB is our current unoptimized, uncompressed version. I expect the final version to be around 5-10MB. Still large, but not quite as bad.
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Do you play WoW? Stanford and Princeton researchers need your help.(reddit.com)
1 points by jterrace 16y ago|0 comments