No.12078
Have you written any software that you use on regular basis, /g/?
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No.12104
>>12078
We don't actually program anything, those socks are just for show.
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No.12109
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No.12232
Yes, mostly scripts to automate and do more stuff efficiently.
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No.12234
These days, just some scripts and hacks on "suckless" programs.
I had an Emacs mode that I used professionally. An RSS reader that I used until I got tired of internet bullshit. An MPV frontend, which is now reduced to a handful of scripts.
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No.13636
>>12078
yep, i've written bunch of scripts that i use all the time. mostly to synchronize files and stuff.
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No.13640
>>13636
This place is dead
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No.13643
>>13640
give a list of few alive chan board in 2020
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No.13662
yes, my browser
my radio
my wm
my filemanger
inb4 gibme gothub lincc
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No.13680
>>13662
>inb4 gibme gothub lincc
it's easier and faster to write your own code than it is to understand code of others.
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No.13691
>>12078
Stop acting like we've never written elisp
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No.13707
I've got a forked version of MicroEmacs 3.6 (..the last free version) that's been almost completely rewritten, and been my vi-spec editor for 20 years...
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No.13713
>>13640
No
>>13643
Yes
>>13707
That wasn't expected. What is that like?
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No.13717
>>13713
>That wasn't expected. What is that like?
The original MicroEmacs had a whole lot of stuff in it (a macro scripting language that was more like DOS BATCH than elisp, so quite useless), so I took it out, and cleaned up the rest of it removing unnecessary bits along the way, wanting just a lean editor that was smaller than plain vi, to use on a SunOS4 machine with 8MB of RAM that I wasn't allowed to run normal Emacs on.
Lots of people have forked it... https://github.com/stangelandcl/ersatz-emacs being a new one I just found then.
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No.13736
Yes. I don't like to brag, but I wrote a porn download program. It really just babysits wget. But with the youtube-dl news, I want to put it over tor. Tor means tcp proxy. As an aggravating circumstance most sites have moved to MPEG DASH and HLS for video streaming. These formats are well established and you can use Ffmpeg if you want to monkey around with the playlist files yourself, which I don't. So I have left to add Tor: I've been looking at stuff about the tor browser. It's actually really neat. TBB ships with it's own tor bin and a modded Firefox. I get the sence from reading up that tor org really just keeps current FF working with Tor. Using the included tor bin tor FF is modded to only connect over socks proxy to the localhost's TBB tor node. For downloading videos, I'm going to need to implement DASH and HLS focusing on only using tcp and socks for network access.
I started working on this as a Python script about 4 years ago. Then I started calling the Python from a bash script and added a batch feature to the script. Realizing that I only run the sting from batches, I rewrote it in a compiled language. The new augmentations are only regarding future development of the compiled implementation. I have already ported the scripts functionality.
I would say I use this weakly or monthly. It's annoying because I also have to deal with a multi threading bottle neck. I used to from emacs create the batches then I automated that too. I want to make the new implementation also in-house the whole batch-ing from the input links (a text file of links to download). I'm using thread pooling but the threads call the porn site in too great quick succession. The site will give out some bogus too many requests page disgusted as the sites maintenance page. The requests page can be triggered by reloading the site too many time in too small a time interval. Due to how I structured the implementation, there is gap in time from the links being marshaled into web-scrapes and the scrapes result in downloads. If using the thread pooling I am hesitant to introduce wait between scraping each link. Because of these concerns I have not been successful with batch in-housing. I have been using my batch script automation program with the new implementation. This is possible because the new implementation is backwards compatible with the python script that the batch-automated-creator program was being fed from.
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No.13740
>>13717
Thanks for sharing anon
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No.13750
Working on something right now to make my life and other's better. Almost done and will share for funz.
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No.13751
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No.13767
>>13736
Are you talking about the kink-dl program?
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No.13769
I had an http proxy to inject css to make some website look better on mobile but it didn't work for HTTPS, so I decided it was safer to sit on it until I find a solution.
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No.13982
go fuck around here
www.headsup.social
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No.14000
It all depends on the situation, for my business I use software that I do myself, but if we talk about something serious, then I advise https://elogic.co/services/magento-2-development/ as for a large amount of data and complex operations it is better to use such platforms with ready-made solutions. I hope that someday I can write some code that will simplify all of this.
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