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by mumphster 6y ago
Neat! I've had this idea in my head for a while but could never find a good way to get the data in a way I wanted it. Really neat app though, good work
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by mumphster 6y ago
beautiful, thank you. I think this is the same css issue around twitch's embed iframe that someone else reported earlier. I'll try to get a fix up after I get off work today. Thanks for checking it out!
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by mumphster 6y ago
Hey folks, thanks for the great feedback. I'm going to continue going through these threads and iterate on this idea some more this weekend. Feel free to give me a follow on my twitch channel https://twitch.tv/ellg --
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by mumphster 6y ago
had it on a $5 vps with a single worker, bumped it up to a 3 cpu vps and 8 workers. This is using starlette + uvicorn + redis
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by mumphster 6y ago
Nope, whats your viewing setup? OS, browser, device, etc? Still iterating on this from yall's feedback as we speak.
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by mumphster 6y ago
Technically ya, its just the route im going through to get this data probably has some rate limits that I'd like to avoid hitting. Need to figure out how to poke at this in a friendly enough way.
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by mumphster 6y ago
Just bumped the amount of asgi workers and upped the DO droplet size, should be good now, sorry about that!
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by mumphster 6y ago
thats uh, weird. I'll look into that, thank you for digging into the issue.
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by mumphster 6y ago
So I'm not hitting the api too much, this is going through a roundabout way to get this data
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by mumphster 6y ago
Ya I want to add this, I just need to figure out a way to ingest / filter the data in a way that twitch wont ban my account. Looking into this this weekend.
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by mumphster 6y ago
interesting, ill test in a bit. The only javascript on the page is from twitch for its embed API, everything else is just some really basic html and server side rendering, so I'm curious what would be breaking
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by mumphster 6y ago
Ya I've heard similar ideas with regards to filtering, I'm gonna play around with that for sure. Thanks for the feedback.
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by mumphster 6y ago
This is exactly what its doing, albeit caching results, somce im trying to be nice. Official api sadly does not allow sorting by asc.
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by mumphster 6y ago
You can full screen it, I went with the lazy max fixed width approach for "responsive". This whole project is about 4 hours total of dev time, so any feedback like this is nuch appreciated, thanks.
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by mumphster 6y ago
Good catch! Must have used an old API that doesnt exist anymore, thanks for the heads up
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by mumphster 6y ago
Ya due to the way getting acess to this works, theres a 10 minute cache of active streams that get expired in redis and a cron job pulls in a fresh list
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732 points by mumphster 6y ago|202 comments
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by mumphster 6y ago
where do you see that? theres not even code in this repo, and the only release is a dmg file
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by mumphster 6y ago
something like this? (albeit tied to gtk) http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/en/man1/zenity.1...
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by mumphster 6y ago
counterpoint: I like it and owls are pretty rad
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by mumphster 7y ago
More like you should be expected, as a user, to look at the code youre using and determine if it fits your set of criteria. If you dont think its updated enough, or the authors free labor isnt fast enough for your needs, then dont use it. Y
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by mumphster 7y ago
Parcel ( https://parceljs.org/ ) fits this bill nicely and I use it for all my personal frontend development needs (node and browser targeted). You just add a script tag that points to a js/typescript/rust/(wha
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by mumphster 7y ago
On the flip side, don't. I enjoyed how fast I went from 0 knowledge to seeing code examples without a lot of fluff.
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by mumphster 8y ago
What about any of this is closed source? https://github.com/RPCS3/rpcs3 >> The world's first free and open-source PlayStation 3 emulator/debugger, written in C++ for Windows and Linux.
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by mumphster 8y ago
Exactly the line of conversation I'd love to see :)
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by mumphster 8y ago
Ok and...? Seems like a valid line of conversation to me.
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by mumphster 8y ago
How so? emscripten already supports WebGL
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by mumphster 8y ago
Why would you use flow with typescript? Also valid javascript is valid typescript, you can even have typescript's tooling lint your javascript with a jsconfig file.
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Nim support for the Nintendo Switch(nim-lang.org)
4 points by mumphster 8y ago|0 comments
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by mumphster 8y ago
Sounds like QML, which even looks slightly like JSON if you squint at it right. Bonus (depending on your views) points: you can even use javascript in it.

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