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by robertelder 11y ago
:p
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by robertelder 11y ago
I don't think the license as stated prohibits people from looking at the code, and if it does I would clarify to anyone who is interested that I'm totally ok with you taking a look at what I've been working on. I appreciate y
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by robertelder 11y ago
What do you think about Apache 2.0?
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by robertelder 11y ago
I figured that the license doesn't really matter for now, since I don't expect anyone to actually use this for production code (there are still quite a few bugs, and it is not very user friendly). A couple people have brought up
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by robertelder 11y ago
Yes, I also have a register dedicated to the word size (4). Since these values are used so commonly, I felt that it didn't make sense to constantly have to load them manually. You'll also notice that there is no move instruction.
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by robertelder 11y ago
I'm glad to hear that because, although I would like to take this project somewhere where it would be used for real engineering applications, I think it would only currently have practical applications in teaching. I would love to wor
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by robertelder 11y ago
In the previous version of the spec, I had a large number of bits that were unused, but once I thought about it I realized that any bits that go unused tautologically guarantee less than optimal performance. I played with the instructions
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by robertelder 11y ago
Hi, I'm the author and I would be interested in hearing feedback on what you'd like to see next? Directions I can go in: - Fully client side C compiler and IDE - Full access to parse tree, static analysis with rich html annotatio
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Ask HN: A C compiler in a microkernel in a 406 line js CPU emulator. What next?
9 points by robertelder 11y ago|3 comments
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by robertelder 13y ago
Unfortunately, full networking capability as it exists in a typical virtual machine (like Virtualbox), will not be possible in pure javascript. Security features of the browser like the same origin policy restrict this from being possible.
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by robertelder 13y ago
This page is just a black screen for me on Chrome, Linux.
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SetTimeout(f,1) has a 4ms timeout(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by robertelder 14y ago|0 comments
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by robertelder 14y ago
I had a site with a few thousand page views per day, and they would never display any ads on the site so I stopped using them. I also signed up for an advertiser account to see how the advertiser experience worked, and they immediately fla
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by robertelder 14y ago
For those who are interested, here is a TED talk that vint gave about inter-planetary internet. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTmYm3gMYOQ
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by robertelder 14y ago
I started playing farmville over a year ago to learn about what made Zynga so successful. Farmville is the lowest quality game I have ever seen. For a while, every time you loaded the game there was a php array of what looked like debug i
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by robertelder 14y ago
http://xkcd.com/619/
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by robertelder 14y ago
People are obsessed with command line tools because they offer the most basic interface, which is not likely to change. One of the commonly cited programming aphorisms is to "Program to an 'interface', not an implementation." Learning a G
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A model of productivity(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by robertelder 14y ago|0 comments
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by robertelder 14y ago
Should be [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draquila_%E2%80%93_L%27Italia_c...
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by robertelder 14y ago
Like this if you are in Jamie Wong's SE 2014 class.
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by robertelder 14y ago
No wonder it doesn't work. The </html> tag is in the wrong place :p
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by robertelder 14y ago
Impressive.
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by robertelder 14y ago
https://www.airbnb.com/
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Show HN: Crowdsourced incremental Wikipedia improvements(wikipeetia.org)
4 points by robertelder 14y ago|1 comments
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19529 Potential Wikipedia Improvements(wikipeetia.org)
10 points by robertelder 14y ago|0 comments
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by robertelder 15y ago
lawl