mabynogy

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by mabynogy 9y ago
Create a #tablesaw IRC channel and promote it with a kiwiirc link (webchat). freenode is the home of most software related channels but I prefer Rizon that I find more benevolent to newcomers. The channel I'm always on (as example of k
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by mabynogy 9y ago
I think it's the default context that makes bash powerful (like the cwd).
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by mabynogy 9y ago
IRC! It's the best system I've tried to get "social" interactions. It's fast, text-based and the channel I'm on is populated by cool guys doing original pieces of programming (a weblink for the curious: https:
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by mabynogy 9y ago
Only NPM causes troubles. Node.js is stable and is improved quickly since the io.js merge. You don't need to use NPM to run node programs. The binaries provided by node.js website are standalone (no dependencies): http://www
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by mabynogy 9y ago
Most projects I'm aware of use PocketSphinx for STT and eSpeak for TTS.
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by mabynogy 9y ago
It's not a website but an IRC channel: https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.rizon.net?channels=#/g/dpt I post daily HN links about uncommon programming stuff.
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by mabynogy 9y ago
IRC api over all networks (access to the channel list for example).
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by mabynogy 9y ago
I did mine. My tool concat all js files from my source tree and remove comments. The output for standalone HTML page looks like that: https://p.sicp.me/aQ5S3.js I generate also a standalong shell file (for node app): https
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Party Line: a decentralized peer to peer chat app with message integrity(github.com)
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by mabynogy 9y ago
IRC is fast. IRC is simple. IRC is textbased. A programming channel I'm always on: https://qchat.rizon.net/?channels=#/g/dpt
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by mabynogy 9y ago
IMHO FB bashing is more or less encouraged by Google because it's its main competitor.
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> I am focused when I research one problem, implement it, but I have no willpower to continue to the next problem. It's because you probably lack of feedbacks. I'm now avid of that and it helps me a lot in pursuing my project&#
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by mabynogy 9y ago
OpenJarvis: https://github.com/alexylem/jarvis I'm also on that with some folks on irc (check my profile for contact).
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by mabynogy 9y ago
I keep unused but "maybe be useful one day" code in a directory name "museum".
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by mabynogy 9y ago
I see one at least. To use sshpass without a plaintext password.
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by mabynogy 9y ago
A schemaless and automated middleware for scripting languages (js, php, lua...). The tool inspects the source code and wraps calls across processes (no IDL). I wrote a (beginning of) a description here: http://dpt.slasheva.com&#x
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by mabynogy 9y ago
Github Pages is free. You can use "wget --mirror" to capture the website.
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by mabynogy 9y ago
We try to do that around irc and programming. The idea is to propose to people to be involved in the process by doing tools that can communicate. It's also inspired by the how Jeff Besos did to make AWS (you can use whatever tool/
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The Lounge: Modern self-hosted web IRC client(github.com)
6 points by mabynogy 9y ago|0 comments
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by mabynogy 9y ago
Smalltalk
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Lol3d: a simple JavaScript software 3d engine(github.com)
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“Good” SO answer with -36 points for a Python dictionary question(stackoverflow.com)
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Ray tracer benchmark and language comparison(ffconsultancy.com)
2 points by mabynogy 9y ago|1 comments
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by mabynogy 9y ago
Some details and screenshots: https://github.com/dailyprog/dailyprog.github.io/blob/master...
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Crash JavaScript and more(boards.4chan.org)
13 points by mabynogy 9y ago|10 comments
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YTS API Documentation(yts.am)
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Realtime Multi-Person Pose Estimation(github.com)
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Foreground Extraction Using GrabCut Algorithm in OpenCV(docs.opencv.org)
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Dirvish: a fast, disk-based, rotating network backup system(dirvish.org)
40 points by mabynogy 9y ago|6 comments
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Dave Fischer's Home Computer(cca.org)
2 points by mabynogy 9y ago|0 comments

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