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by nornagon 12y ago
Software-wise, there are a couple of unannounced things from our partners coming down the line that work with Autoprotocol, and several of our customers have been building on top of the autoprotocol-python[1] and autoprotocol-core[2] librar
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by nornagon 12y ago
Another of the devs here along with @therzka, happy to answer questions :)
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by nornagon 12y ago
Read the book.
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by nornagon 12y ago
Have you tried using Dasher for extensive programming (or even regular text input)? I used it a while ago when my wrists were extra bad one day and found it to be pretty slow, and I found not being able to look at both dasher and my text at
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by nornagon 12y ago
Try out https://nornagon.github.io/live , which also lets you edit constants without recompiling.
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by nornagon 13y ago
> describes haskell as having a "nice emphasis on functional programming" understatement of the century
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by nornagon 13y ago
> computes diffs by forking a git process on the server sounds expensive. are the diffs cached?
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by nornagon 13y ago
it did pretty terribly at 'fractal'.
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by nornagon 13y ago
This is built as a round-robin DB, yes?
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Kindle and Focus(words.nornagon.net)
1 points by nornagon 13y ago|0 comments
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Bizannes: Thinking Titstare Was Tasteless Is as Bad as Supporting the Iraq War(theatlanticwire.com)
1 points by nornagon 13y ago|0 comments
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by nornagon 13y ago
It'd be cool to see this adjusted for "vote inflation" -- the HN population was much smaller 2 years ago than it is now.
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by nornagon 13y ago
Whole Food , not Whole Foods, lest one confuse this for the hip organic grocery store.
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Quantify: dimensioned values in JavaScript(github.com)
7 points by nornagon 13y ago|1 comments
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by nornagon 13y ago
Also related: http://github.io/nornagon/live , uses esprima to transform into a live-editable model that can be updated without recompiling if you just change literals.
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by nornagon 14y ago
Servo's been around for a while: https://github.com/mozilla/servo/graphs/commit-activity
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by nornagon 14y ago
It's kind of insulting that the author of this article chose "A Reddit user" as the first three words. Perhaps "BSNES creator" or "The most fanatic Super Nintendo fan on Earth"? Surely "uses reddit" is not the most interesting quality of By
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by nornagon 14y ago
https://github.com/nornagon/scrubby/blob/master/scrubby.coff...
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by nornagon 14y ago
Awesome! I'll check it out soon :D
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by nornagon 14y ago
What would you want to use it for in a production environment? (and why is JS source transformation not viable there?)
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by nornagon 14y ago
Unfortunately there's no type information in JS, so it's very difficult to extract range data from just the source. Just don't drag it into that range ;) PS, I'm planning to implement a color picker for strings like 'rgba(200,0,234,0.4)'
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by nornagon 14y ago
Should be fixed now.
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by nornagon 14y ago
I plan to use it to tweak values during game development, so I don't have to edit/reload every time I tweak a number a tiny bit.
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by nornagon 14y ago
It isn't really intended for production use. Personally, I plan to use it to tweak values in games I write, because having to alt+tab, find, edit, alt+tab, refresh, restore state for every tiny tweak to the position of a UI element sucks. T
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Scrub values in JavaScript live(nornagon.github.com)
128 points by nornagon 14y ago|27 comments
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by nornagon 14y ago
There's a difference between "inspired by" and "shamelessly copied from".
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by nornagon 14y ago
So... you have to make an app that's $1,000 good, but not $10,000 good. This program should be entitled "mutually assured mediocrity."
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by nornagon 14y ago
I'd be keen to know what those edge cases are. For JSON OT in particular I'm not entirely convinced it's correct (I wrote it), but it IS highly tested and fuzzed.
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by nornagon 14y ago
Patches welcome ;) but see here: https://github.com/josephg/ShareJS/issues/24
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Doppio: a JVM written in CoffeeScript(github.com)
1 points by nornagon 14y ago|0 comments

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