pkrumins

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   by pkrumins 16y ago

   There will be. There could be right now, we just haven't added it.
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   by pkrumins 16y ago

   Everything crashed at one point so we had to restart everything. Everyone lost their queue. :(
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   Announcing Browserling: Interactive cross-browser testing in your browser(catonmat.net)

   221 points by pkrumins 16y ago|50 comments
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   Introducing node-lazy - lazy lists for node.js(catonmat.net)

   40 points by pkrumins 16y ago|2 comments
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   Interview with Peteris Krumins(lambdaphant.com)

   19 points by pkrumins 16y ago|5 comments
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   by pkrumins 16y ago

   Thanks for linking! :)
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   by pkrumins 16y ago

   Yes, I could track my own progress easier this way, going chapter through chapter. Just writing a blog post wouldn't feel as productive. Writing long blog posts is very difficult. But pushing a review of a chapter to GitHub every other day
8. 608.▲
   by pkrumins 16y ago

   Just char * to a memory block abstracted as the Buffer class.
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   by pkrumins 16y ago

   No, it still does not!
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Sorry, it doesn't work on binary data: node> var buf = require('fs').readFileSync('./tests/data/data-png.png'); node> require('jacob.js').base64.encode(buf) Base64CodecError: Input contains out-of-range characters.
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    I pushed 20 more of my projects to GitHub(catonmat.net)

    57 points by pkrumins 16y ago|16 comments
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Direct link to the chess game we created: http://dark-knights.no.de/ (note: it works only in Chrome) Oh, and if you like what we have created, please vote for our team on node.js knockout competition website: http://nodeknockout.com/team
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    My Reflections on Node.js Knockout Competition(catonmat.net)

    57 points by pkrumins 16y ago|5 comments
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Oh, it actually is JavaScript. But I still don't understand why it should be plain HTML?
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Replies by paragraph: 1: These are pretty important features. Suppose you want to share a VM with your collegue and ask him for help. So you invite him to StackVM and share a VM with him. 2: It's all plain HTML already. Not sure what you me
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    It's because we don't have that much hardware. But you can try to get it running on your own. If you pull my current 'chat' stackvm branch [1], it's the one we used in the 2nd demo. You'd need qemu, node.js and a few node.js libraries. [1]
17. 617.▲
    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Bad video. :(
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Soon!
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Oops, I wanted to say "If you wish to try an early demo of stackvm in a few months, visit stackvm.com to sign up." :)
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    StackVM Demo Video #2: User login system, chat and sharing of virtual machines.(catonmat.net)

    53 points by pkrumins 16y ago|14 comments
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Hi DrJokepu, I couldn't find your contact information so I am replying here. Can you reach me at peter@catonmat.net? I'd like to know more about how you'd use stackvm at your startup, so that when we launch stackvm we already had a usable p
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Hi chunkbot, Wanted to reach out to you through email but was unable to find any contact information. We'd like to work more closely with you on perfecting the online product demos feature. Would you be interested in testing it out on your
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    I am sure you can, there is nothing that would prevent it. We don't use flash to display the content so it should work from iPad. I don't have a mobile or iPad so I can't test it but it should work. We'll test it on these devices later.
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    No, not deliberately. We're just so used to these terms that even if we use them incorrectly we know what we mean. It's like the speech engineers develop, they know what the other engineers know even if he doesn't say it correctly or fully.
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    you're welcome. :)
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Thanks for the tips. Gonna get myself a better one. Btw, you're only the 2nd person who tells me the videos are quiet, but as I listen to them, the sound levels are ok.
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Here you go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKFjJ9m_P8Y
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    The 100% opensource is actually very motivating. We want to create new libs that everyone else can use, then the same people who use it contribute back and fix bugs for us. It's lovely. And we can also reuse our libs later in more projects.
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    Sure, since the software is opensource, anyone can set it up and use it for self hosted vms.
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    by pkrumins 16y ago

    To be honest, we haven't looked at RDP yet. We're been building everything on top of VNC. We did not look because we didn't have the necessary libraries written like node-bufferlist (for easy binary protocol parsing) and dnode (for sending