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Chatbots are not the future
(wattenberger.com)
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paulshen
3y ago
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What we talk about when we talk about performance (2021)
(secretartofscience.com)
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paulshen
4y ago
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Show HN: Visualizing PyTorch's Broadcasting Semantics
(natto.dev)
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paulshen
4y ago
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Discord’s Creator Portal
(discord.com)
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paulshen
4y ago
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Show HN: Natto.dev – live spatial JavaScript environment
(natto.dev)
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paulshen
4y ago
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Muse 2.0 - Tool for Thought on iPad and Mac
(museapp.com)
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4y ago
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paulshen
4y ago
Thanks! I'm curious why you want to install it. All the Python runs in your browser and never leaves it. Do you want to use it offline? Or is it a matter of trust? (I understand!)
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paulshen
4y ago
Sorry! I meant "spacial interface" referring to how panes are laid out on a 2D canvas.
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paulshen
4y ago
good ol' React and TypeScript! The Python magic here is Pyodide.
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paulshen
4y ago
I love that phrase "drag in X". It's closer to how we interact with objects in the real world. Coding should feel more like that!
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paulshen
4y ago
Thanks! Visual programming tools are a big inspiration. For art browser, I assume you're referring to the JavaScript example https://natto.dev/example/f33b7f5924634fb687a90d85ed03f289
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Show HN: A Spatial Environment for Python
(python.natto.dev)
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4y ago
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paulshen
4y ago
Hi all! I've been working on natto.dev, a spatial environment for JavaScript. With all the buzz around PyScript, I found Pyodide and got it working inside natto! It's a beautiful piece of software. This is a tech demo of what a Py
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Show HN: A Spatial Environment for Python
(python.natto.dev)
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paulshen
4y ago
Thanks! Check out https://natto.dev and go through the tutorial and examples. I'm happy to answer questions or give you a tour as well. Reach out @_paulshen on twitter!
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Prototyping a Logo programming environment inside natto.dev [video]
(youtube.com)
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4y ago
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State of Engineering Time
(retool.com)
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4y ago
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Contentlayer (Beta): Content Made Easy for Developers
(contentlayer.dev)
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Placemark
(placemark.io)
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paulshen
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Feature-Less Software
(feifan.blog)
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paulshen
4y ago
Oops already posted here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30875259
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paulshen
4y ago
Announcement tweet: https://twitter.com/mihai/status/1509718311403241474 Technical blog post: https://blog.persistent.info/2022/03/blog-post.html Github repo: https://github.c
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Infinite Mac – Mac OS 8 emulator
(macos8.app)
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4y ago
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Prototyping a Logo programming environment inside natto.dev [video]
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5y ago
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paulshen
5y ago
I'm not a big "note-taker" but Dendron has stuck with me mainly because of vscode. I spend so much time in vscode already and the familiar UI is a big plus. I also use the vscode vim extension which works just as well with De
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How to Fund CaramelLang?
(blog.darklang.com)
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Freeform editors like Natto are the future of programming
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5y ago
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Bespoke Synth 1.0 – open-source software modular synthesizer
(bespokesynth.com)
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5y ago
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Generative art in a spatial live JavaScript environment
(natto.dev)
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5y ago
Here's the main file of the tictactoe implementation. https://gist.github.com/paulshen/b04db68c754f73e693cd29a481c... `update` is similar to React's render function except here it's being called on every
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