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DougHaber
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About DougHaber
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Comment #48532999
I have two projects that I'm hoping to release in the months ahead. These are both pretty pointless but fun projects. One is a TRS-80 Model I emulator in JavaScript called Trash80.…
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Comment #44767220
Years ago, I made one of these at an hackathon style event for developing HTML5 gamedev tools. I didn't know much about audio programming at the time, so I read descriptions of wha…
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Comment #44465151
I did some experimenting with this a little while back and was disappointed in how poorly LLMs played games. I made some AI tools ( https://github.com/DougHaber/lair ) and added in…
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Show HN: Lair – CLI Tools for working with generative AI
This is a set of command line tools I made for working with generative AI. Several months back, I was looking for a new job and felt like my GitHub profile needed something more mo…
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Comment #25659175
Simulmedia | New York, NY | Onsite | Fulltime We are building a best-in-class advertising platform for brands and advertisers to take full advantage of the massive reach on televis…
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Comment #19980809
Sadly, most of the replies you've gotten are terribly biased or uniformed. It is a good question. I'm not connected to any of this, so this answer is solely from my own understandi…
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Comment #19575163
Simulmedia | New York, NY | Onsite | Fulltime We are building a best-in-class advertising platform for brands and advertisers to take full advantage of the massive reach on televis…
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Comment #19289216
Simulmedia | New York, NY | Onsite | Fulltime We are building a best-in-class advertising platform for brands and advertisers to take full advantage of the massive reach on televis…
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Comment #19056353
Simulmedia | New York, NY | Onsite | Fulltime We are building a best-in-class advertising platform for brands and advertisers to take full advantage of the massive reach on televis…
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Comment #16022937
As pointed out, 25 years later was in the 80s. I wonder if some of the delay in adoption was due to the relevant patents, which were filed around 1959. Maybe that gave a two decade…
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Comment #15367542
This article misses a point as to why the community was outraged at the license change from LGPL to GPL. I was testing switching an application to EXT JS at the time, and I was rea…
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Comment #14616958
According to Wikipedia: Udo of Aachen (c.1200–1270) is a fictional monk, a creation of British technical writer Ray Girvan, who introduced him in an April Fool's hoax article in 19…
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Comment #12164509
This is a Pitfall! playing agent. The emulator Javatari.js was used as a platform for this and modified to have the needed hooks and behaviors. The algorithm is very simple. Each s…
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Comment #11645213
In a sense, I think you are right and perhaps my bias is showing. From the perspective of a judge or prosecutor, they followed a legal process and gave a legal order, so there is n…
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Comment #11643687
That isn't always true. In the U.S. legal system, a person can be granted immunity, and in doing so have their 5th amendment protection against self-incrimination terminated. With …
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Comment #10202219
I'm a little confused about the way the article is using numbers. They say their generous worst case calculation of losses is $550 billion, based off of the number of angel investo…
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Comment #9555288
I wanted to say something very similar about the judging. At hackathons with prizes the criteria really needs to be very clear upfront and strictly adhered to. Everyone works reall…
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Comment #9242905
What if I prefer Debian over Ubuntu? Can I be upset then? I'm sure this will be possible to hack around, but we shouldn't have to hack our own computers to use them. A simple optio…
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Comment #8982077
Sorry if anything has come off as being too argumentative. I just feel like you are downplaying the large impact that Perl 6 has had on Perl 5 and the public perception of Perl, an…
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Comment #8981949
> And the "Perl" brand is still very strong, so we are loath to give it up. That is great for you as a Perl 6 developer that gets extra attention for the new language by leveraging…
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Comment #8981857
Forgive me for this, but why is it still called Perl 6? I've been a professional Perl developer for a long time, and I've followed Perl 6 since the first announcements. There is so…
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Comment #8908435
I have written a lot of Perl code over the years, and I also hold the uncommon opinion that it is a great language, and often a far better choice than other similar languages for a…
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Comment #8849065
I had recently been evaluating JavaScript charting packages, and ended up moving forward developing with HighCharts, just a couple days ago. The demos for Echarts are impressive, s…
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Comment #7791860
I've been considering migrating a bunch of things to Linode. I have read a lot of reviews and have not seen too many negative things. Do you have any more information or advice on …