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cypherpunk666
3d ago
personally i disagree, at least in a pragmatic approach to js's design. also your example doesn't make much of a valid point i feel: the promises are still async on the microtask queue. you seem to be showing syntax, not semantics
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17d ago
some theoretical thoughts along similar lines, but both Qt & Gnome. https://docs.google.com/document/d/15jnIEIfvBu87tn688-lhwcSi...
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cypherpunk666
2mo ago
you would. python and ffi would have runtime sanity checks a la fil-c. better error messages too. ask your favorite LLM how it would look.
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cypherpunk666
2mo ago
a fun exercise is to ask an LLM how it might be applied.
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cypherpunk666
2mo ago
also: why not use fil-c to improve cython, and the ffi.
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cypherpunk666
2mo ago
indeed, the ideas could be used more widely. fil-c runs on linux. what if linux ran on fil-c?
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cypherpunk666
2mo ago
Write python code that works "everywhere". (Except, of course, if you use any libraries at all. Ha ha.) As used by github.com/raould/shelldsl. Early days.
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3mo ago
CSP for AOP. https://docs.google.com/document/d/19w_P7hPIawRBzRXpBlyuFaFT...
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4mo ago
I keep day-dreaming about how to leverage the ideas in Fil-C. (a) use it for both Python interpreter and all C libs i want to call from there. (b) use the ideas for extra security in the OS kernel. https://drive.google.com/f
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4mo ago
for me i want more semantics. the top level thing we read and maintain and apply should be "roles". https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oIb025h3UcHMJA1zPtk1kauo...
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8mo ago
not enough buttons maybe but these have a version called "L LEFT" https://www.logitech.com/en-us/shop/p/m650-signature-wireles...
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9mo ago
[Show HN]
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Open Source JavaScript Choplifter / Defender
(raould.github.io)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
Browser shoot-em-up, 80s style.
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10mo ago
Abuse of civil & press right continues modtly unabated
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1y ago
and AI is quite good at generating self-critique. it can write a story about itself, and how its abilities might undermine our own creativity. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MxGi273kK-8lKSIrgOQTPWYn...
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cypherpunk666
1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trygve_Reenskaug THE OG
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Prompt_this, an AI Short Story
(docs.google.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
A human tasks an AI to write about an AI writing about a human writing about...
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Show HN: 2D browser defender / choplifter cute-em-up
(github.com)
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1y ago
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cypherpunk666
1y ago
http://18.190.219.255/ to play live
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1y ago
Word! i've done some ground-up 2D games with no engine library. So i hand-rolled resources, frame rate, collision, simple physics, etc. One has no graphics assets. Another other does. https://github.com/raould/pn0g
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2D JavaScript "Defender" Game, GPLv2
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1y ago
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1y ago
A little experiment gone to the dogs. By Desafortunados Games, makers of such mega hits as PN0GSTR0M.
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1y ago
you can play local multiplayer on the Switch fwiw.
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1y ago
better mousetraps solutions exist: https://metrinch.com/metrinch_en/
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2y ago
related thoughts perhaps? http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/5555 (be warned that the old site links are slow, one has to wait for the unarchiving to run, or something.)
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2y ago
the 2fa mitm spoofing gets better with every passing minute.
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2y ago
possibly related food for thought: google up DCI? https://duckduckgo.com/?q=trygve+dci
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Show HN: 2d web paddle game
(raould.github.io)
309 points
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2y ago
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