timcameronryan

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by timcameronryan 8y ago
A high-priority housing program is how you implement a human right for shelter. This isn't some paperclip maximalization requirement you adhere to the social contract, and under the wrong conditions will force people into house-buildin
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by timcameronryan 8y ago
There's no shortage of builders. You can just compensate those workers with taxes. If you think taxes are also a form of slavery, that's a different discussion.
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Exporting Serde types to TypeScript(timryan.org)
2 points by timcameronryan 8y ago|0 comments
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by timcameronryan 11y ago
Perhaps it's usage by time? i.e. Pandora left on in the background.
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by timcameronryan 11y ago
I recall a lot of renewed energy a year ago into improving OpenSSL, including funding and support. Has that panned out as I would have hoped? LibreSSL improvements are highly visible (and exciting) but I expect I would have overlooked any O
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by timcameronryan 11y ago
I can't wait for a JSX crate on Cargo.
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by timcameronryan 11y ago
I was impressed too. I think the key is that it injects all of the HTML at once. Compare that to e.g. the Backbone.js implementation which uses progressive enhancement: http://todomvc.com/examples/backbone/ The co
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by timcameronryan 11y ago
I'd love to refactor this to not need RC's for DOM nodes. I'm new to Rust, but I expect there's a ton of room for refactoring.
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by timcameronryan 11y ago
This uses a deeply hacked Rust stack. Take a look at this: https://github.com/tcr/rust-webplatform/blob/master/setup.sh It's also using a version of Rust that's pre-1.0.0. Progress is being mad
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by timcameronryan 11y ago
It is nasty code! I started refactoring before I hit some struct-alignment bugs (fixed on later Rust versions): https://github.com/tcr/rust-todomvc/blob/tcr-wip/src/main.rs The parent navigation nee
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by timcameronryan 13y ago
The Octocat used here and in the API control panel[1] reminds me of robot anime (Gundam Wing, etc.) or perhaps Speed Racer. I don't think it's meant to be warrior-like, but futuristic. [1] https://a248.e.akamai.net/assets.github.com/image
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by timcameronryan 13y ago
Programming for the Atari was one of my favorite coding challenges. I think the web offered a lot of similarities in the past decade (trying to make an unsuitable platform perform magic) and somehow jumping into 6502 assembly and trying to
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by timcameronryan 13y ago
Forked and made to support OS X: https://github.com/tcr/_why-spool-osx
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Testing Webhooks from your Command Line with Node.js(timryan.org)
2 points by timcameronryan 14y ago|0 comments
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by timcameronryan 14y ago
Makes me excited for a forthcoming Emscripten => Brainfuck compiler.
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Language ⇔ Language Matrix: Compilers to other programming languages(langlangmatrix.com)
16 points by timcameronryan 14y ago|3 comments
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Check username availability on many services simultaneously. (Shell and Node.js)(github.com)
3 points by timcameronryan 14y ago|0 comments
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by timcameronryan 14y ago
I experimented with a CoffeeScript-like Lisp in JavaScript once. It's pretty opinionated, but provides interesting syntax possibilities (infix notation, non-significant parentheses and commas for clarity, JSON-compatible syntax): https://g
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"yield" in all browsers using IcedCoffeeScript(gist.github.com)
2 points by timcameronryan 14y ago|0 comments
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DiscLlama mails you a backup of your Facebook photos and videos on DVD(discllama.com)
6 points by timcameronryan 14y ago|0 comments
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by timcameronryan 14y ago
For specific audiences, using Gists as data storage is really useful. I did the same for my "reverse StackOverflow": http://askedtheinter.net/ Users own all their data, they can revise their answers, and other users can fork them; just li
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by timcameronryan 15y ago
Hey all, I'm posting this to HN to see if there's any interest in a full-fledged JavaScript port to Lua. Colony right now is a proof-of-concept, but there might be a real use case out there for embeddable JavaScript where solutions like V8
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Colony, an experimental JavaScript-to-Lua compiler(github.com)
31 points by timcameronryan 15y ago|15 comments
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Tiny JavaScript DOM selection library for modern browsers and IE5-8(github.com)
24 points by timcameronryan 15y ago|1 comments
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by timcameronryan 15y ago
This is reworked from my other project, IERange ( https://github.com/timcameronryan/IERange ). Rather than include a full duplication of DOM Ranges for old IE browsers, this API normalizes the most important capabilities of DOM Ranges and T
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Minimal selection API for IE5+ and all modern browsers (in Coffeescript)(gist.github.com)
1 points by timcameronryan 15y ago|1 comments
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Controlling your mouse using an iPad and HTML5(timcameronryan.com)
20 points by timcameronryan 16y ago|4 comments
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by timcameronryan 16y ago
Much of the runtime has been developing by trying out existing code, then adding support gradually. Of course most of the code I tried out was ECMA3 compliant. I expect to add in support for ECMAScript 5's Object extensions API (definePrope
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by timcameronryan 16y ago
Sometimes. The primitive types Mug can work with are `double`, `boolean`, `String`, and `JSObject`. This allows arithmetic operations and conditionals to be compiled without wrapping objects, and actual object invocations to be autoboxed as
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by timcameronryan 16y ago
As al_james metioned, in order to emulate a dynamic language, you have to take a lowest-common-denominator approach. Thus all objects are of the type JSObject, which has functions for get() set() invoke() etc.-- basically a glorified HashMa

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