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I’m making a self sobering identity vault / wallet where I can setup a threshold cryptography scheme to share keys with friends and family for recovery.
I am taking down the corrupt top judge of a leading Western nation, for fun. A first instance judge had committed a serious criminal offense. Her husband, a wealthy and influential lawyer then bribed the presiding appeals court judge. So I made the assumption he would also influence the ensuing constitutional court case. The case had been accepted by the court and assigned a case number. I waited for a month then cau…
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/globemallow/jibhio...
A few years ago I learned about how large of a CO2 pollutant the Internet is, and I became extremely fascinated with that concept because I had never thought about it before. In fact, a lot of people haven't it seems.
I researched sustainable methodologies for internet development, and created the Chrome Extensions listed under Globemallow.io. To help people become more aware.
It shows users a rough estimation of their internet browsing energy usage, and CO2 emissions emitted.
Globemallow Dev view shows sustainable development best practices, and how a page has implemented them.
Check it out, and give any feedback. Thanks in advance!
https://www.bryanpg.com/games/pragma_twice
I plan on doing a Kickstarter this year just for fun, but even if it doesn't get funded I'll still continue to work on it.
I found a psych study about how vulnerable narcissists use more first person pronouns in their writing, and applied that to the Epistles in the New Testament to determine Pauline authorship (Paul has always struck me as a vulnerable narcissist). Amazing result. Very distinct clusters on relative usage between the undisputed non-Pauline letters (John, Peter, etc) and the undisputed Pauline letters. Almost all the disp…
I am taking down the corrupt top judge of a leading Western nation, for fun. A first instance judge had committed a serious criminal offense. Her husband, a wealthy and influential lawyer then bribed the presiding appeals court judge. So I made the assumption he would also influence the ensuing constitutional court case. The case had been accepted by the court and assigned a case number. I waited for a month then cau…
That is some count of Monte Cristo level shenanigans.
Nobody expects you to handle your cases like a tech venture, where we only really care for high-variance outcomes and not the simple wins...
Visualization of what the people of Twitter are feeling right now across the globe (or at least the ones who have geolocation enabled :)). It's fun to have it up on a monitor in the background to periodically gaze at.
I'm an Engineering Director and can rarely justify finding time to code anything significant during my day job these days, so this was my cut-loose-and-have-fun project over ~a weekend. Had a blast doing it, and then rewriting it half a dozen "cool" frameworks ranging from NextJS to RemixRun.
(It works on mobile, but much nicer on desktop)
I have a lot of software written, basically just for me but with a bit of work it could be a thing. The core feature is burning through digital lists one item at a time but with as little interaction with a computer as possible. Data only push notification -> text to speech to bone conduction headphones (or really any headphones). Tells me the current task. Two buttons on my wrist. One is next task, one is "toggle re…
Having a hard time understanding what you're describing. So you use it as a to-do list? There's no way to address the items in a different order?
Most commonly I just get to inbox zero, stack rank what needs to occur in what order, then make a precise step by step list. The process of making a punch list of actions in order I find useful for thinking things through. Then it's just load and execute it based on what's described above. Pull the next task one at a time like a short order cook.
Loading the punch list is usually just some editor plugin or something native that catches shared text / intent recievers. In emacs, vscode, google keep, obsidian I just highlight text and hit a hotkey to load it. Or skip the highlight and just share / load the whole buffer. Rinse, repeat.
Here is an example, which I chose by picking a file of my code at random, then scanning it till (after scanning about 80 lines) I found the first fragment that is clearly indented differently than how a normal Lisp programmer would indent it:
(while (sit-for 1e-6) (save-excursion
(while (progn
(goto-char (random (- (point-max) (point-min))))
(not (and (eq ? (char-after))
(setq face (get-text-property (point) 'face))
(setq bg (plist-get face :background))
. nil))))
(assert (stringp bg))
(setq bg2 (substring bg -2))
(put-text-property (point) (1+ (point)) 'face (list :background
(if (consp prefix) "black" (cat (substring bg 0 5)
(if (string= cc bg2) "ff" cc)))))))
This next is not valid lisp (or more precisely you would never actually write it):
((((((((((((((((((((((((((foo
bar
bash))))))))))))))))))))))))))
In exchange for being able to handle multiple open parens with only one level of indentation, I have to impose a rule that when I close one of those open parens, I have to close all of them. (I have Emacs signal an error by making a sound when I attempt to indent a line that disobeys that rule.)
So for example this next is illegal in my indentation method:
(foo (bar
xxx)
yyy)
(foo
(bar
xxx)
yyy)