zenojevski

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   by zenojevski 8y ago

   I have always been bummed when listings had huge fields of data statements. In my mind, it was a little bit like cheating. Like using cake mix instead of ingredients. I created a series[1] (pardon the plug) to make the software I had wanted
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   by zenojevski 8y ago

   It might not exactly be the same as operating real hardware, but I have tried to address this by creating a small VM that is simple to use, understand, and modify[1]. [1] https://latenightsnack.io
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   by zenojevski 8y ago

   What's wrong with "press"?
4. 34.▲
   by zenojevski 9y ago

   Thanks! That was exactly my intent. I added links to jsbin now, so it should be easy to quickly experiment with the code. I have a few ideas (http server, text compression, blockchain) but I'd like to hear some from you. Any preference
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   by zenojevski 9y ago

   Thanks (and thanks for the typo as well)! I toned down the color theme, and increased contrast. I did not cache-bust, so you might have to clear your cache. I hope this makes it better!
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   by zenojevski 9y ago

   One of the reasons I set on this "espresso" format is that I wouldn't be able to find enough time for a more expansive write-up. I hoped to compensate by including plenty of links, and making it easily modifiable. Maybe I sho
7. 37.▲
   by zenojevski 9y ago

   That's how you patch software :) An open, if somewhat artisanal, process. I have toned down the intensity of the yellow background, and increased text contrast. I hope this improves!
8. 38.▲
   by zenojevski 9y ago

   My favorite "toys", by far, are those happy, cheerful, friendly implementations of famous problems, that make for a fun but educative learning experience. It may not be as huge in scope, but allow me to plug my own initiative: ht
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   by zenojevski 9y ago

   Doctors can also be made completely obsolete by being healthy.
10. 40.▲
    by zenojevski 9y ago

    It is a shortening of "Concierge", which is, in short, the person overseeing an apartment or hotel lobby.
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    Not as spectacular, but allow me to plug my Arkanoid clone for bash: https://github.com/zenoamaro/arkanoid.sh
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    Upvoted for being such a positive champion
13. 43.▲
    by zenojevski 9y ago

    RISC-V is the new Rust
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    export default function MyComponent(props) { };
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    I can't praise MailMate[1] enough here: A lean, no-fuss mac email client with first-party support for Markdown (with syntax highlighting!), and plenty of other goodies. Cherry on top, its developer is very active, and keeps a regularly
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    There's a proposal in the roadmap to deal with this: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/5453
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    Sorry for the confusion. I meant the lightning connector (ie. the one being used on iPhones).
18. 48.▲
    by zenojevski 9y ago

    That's why I'd have loved for Thunderbolt to take off. It looks to be a much simpler and sturdier connector.
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    Energy use _should_ go down overall, as the CPU takes more time to perform this type of task, compared to a GPU.
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    I say you are committing the same sin exactly. The audio industry is the most adapter-heavy industry on the planet. I need to carry a bag of adapters, and I'm just a small-time home-recording guy. Single/double RCA to mono/st
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    Same here. It is indeed unusable on Safari. There is an option in the top right menu to restore the old YouTube design and leave a feedback.
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    Story time?
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    The native iOS behaviour is to only do that when flicking (ie. scrolling and letting go). Didn't see anybody copying that yet. However, it makes a huge difference in usability.
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    Story time?
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    by zenojevski 9y ago

    The first example "She said "you cant do this", didnt she?" Parses the same way in Bash: $ for A in "She said "you can\'t do this\!", didn't she?"; do echo -$A-; done -She said
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    by zenojevski 10y ago

    If you like this kind of thing: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_Application - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Compiled_HTML_Help - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M
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    by zenojevski 10y ago

    Huge props for putting this all together! The lessons and guides you published are definitely my key takeaway from this project. I think there is an opportunity for an integrated trove such as this to serve as a great learning platform; tim
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    by zenojevski 10y ago

    Thanks! It is derived PDP-8's own OPR instruction, which goes even further, with many carefully aligned combinations leading to clever results. A testament of ingenuity which reveals fine craftsmanship. In reality, I've considered
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    by zenojevski 10y ago

    In a similar vein, here is a VM I made for educational purposes. https://zenoamaro.github.io/chip3/ It runs in the browser, featuring a fully inspectable CPU and RAM, rewindable execution, and simple inline disassembly
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    by zenojevski 10y ago

    Intermediate functions :)