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by mjrusso 3mo ago
Scoot supports element-based navigation (c/o accessibility APIs), plus grid-based navigation, via two separate modes: https://github.com/mjrusso/scoot Unfortunately both modes are necessary, because many apps have
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by mjrusso 1y ago
Microsandbox's primary goal is to make it easy to build environments for running untrusted code. Nix, on the other hand, solves the problem of building reproducible environments... but making said environments safe for running untruste
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by mjrusso 1y ago
As a Nix user, I'm actually really excited to try this out. I want to run sandboxes based on Docker images that have Nix pre-installed. (Once the VM boots, apply the project-specific Flake, and then run Docker Compose for databases and
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by mjrusso 2y ago
Great list. Small correction: the latest version of Scoot (admittedly, I haven't updated it in quite some time) offers both grid and accessibility-based navigation modes.
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by mjrusso 5y ago
Hi HN! I started building Scoot as an experiment, to see if it was possible to meaningfully reduce my reliance on a physical mouse and trackpad during day-to-day usage of my Mac. Quick backstory: I was experiencing pain in my ulnar nerve, w
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Show HN: Scoot – efficiently move your mouse cursor using keyboard shortcuts(github.com)
36 points by mjrusso 5y ago|3 comments
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Gibber: creative coding environment for audiovisual performance and composition(gibber.mat.ucsb.edu)
2 points by mjrusso 13y ago|0 comments
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Measuring User Retention with Hadoop and Hive(blog.polarmobile.com)
5 points by mjrusso 15y ago|0 comments
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Redisql (an extension of Redis that supports a large subset of SQL)(jaksprats.wordpress.com)
2 points by mjrusso 16y ago|1 comments
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by mjrusso 16y ago
In your first CS courses, you learn how to build linked lists, sets, etc., and implement your very first algorithms using these data structures. Relational databases come later, and many of the important concepts (set theory, tuples, etc.)
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Redis, from the Ground Up(blog.mjrusso.com)
83 points by mjrusso 16y ago|13 comments
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by mjrusso 16y ago
The code is available here: http://github.com/rhomobile/rhodes
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by mjrusso 16y ago
There is an easy hack, given a known list of RSS feeds that do not offer full content and that one desires to be searched -- Simply run the links in the original feed through something like arc90's Readability and produce a new feed with th
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by mjrusso 17y ago
I've been using this in production for the past few months and and it's been solid. (If you're working in Python, you can use http://github.com/krobertson/python-ernie with the Erlang server. Note that it's not as fast as running a Ruby
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by mjrusso 17y ago
The first bottleneck on the MySQL set-up is the reading, not the writing. Even with the indices stored entirely in RAM (as the author pointed out in his blog post), the MySQL box can't keep up. (Consider the workflow of a software system