pyx

Here is a useful trick that is unreasonably effective for simple computer use goals using modern terminal agents.

I have been using macOS voice control for about three years.

Onovanday Restonpay is going to logbay here again.

(I wrote a long comment in the Hacker News discussion of Guido's slides about his plans for async io and asymmetric coroutines in Python 3.4, but I thought it was good enough to deserve a blog post) From a certain perspective [Guido's desire to keep non-p…

There has been a lot of news this week about vulnerabilities in very low-level platform code being used in production by many many people.

I've been working on Boot 2 Gecko (Firefox OS) for the last 9 months now, and it has been both a completely insane project and an awesome project.

Perhaps the reason we have not seen single-page html applications that connect directly to peers without an intermediate server is that browsers cannot easily listen on a local port.

Coverage and Profile Information Gathered from -D The disassembly information provided by SpiderMonkey's -D switch is much richer than the plain coverage data I gathered with my trace hook.

Dumping Bytecode with SpiderMonkey While trying to implement my code coverage tool, SpiderMonkey's -D flag was brought to my attention.

Code Coverage Reporting in JavaScript Now that I am working on dom.js, I need to learn an entirely new environment and all the tools that go with it.

I started work at Mozilla yesterday.

Simplified one-wire transmission system If the secondary does not have distributed capacitance which cancels the coil's self induction, then an appropriately sized capacitor should be added between the coil and ground.

Magnifying transmitter replication Key tuning factors Coil length must match one quarter the wavelength of the impulse frequency.

Another minor Spawning release cleans up some log messages, the way PYTHONPATH and the location of python are determined, and adds some convenient command-line options for controlling the operation of the server.

Last weekend I wrote a Python binding for Mongrel's http11 parser.

I'm reading Out of Control: The New Biology of Machines, Social Systems, & the Economic World, a most excellent book about complexity.

Since Ian was kind enough to give me instructions that gave me a working lxml (I had never been able to compile it before), I thought I'd write a quick scraper by mashing lxml together with eventlet.

ptth is an idea I have planning on implementing for a few years now.

Eventlet 0.7 Eventlet 0.7 fixes some very long-standing bugs.

Spawning is an experimental mashup between Paste and eventlet.

The last release of eventlet was 0.2, which we did when we re-open-sourced the fork of eventlet I worked on while I was at Linden Lab. 0.2 was released quite a while ago, and eventlet has seen significant improvement in the meantime.

I had a really good idea over the weekend for using eventlet and mulib to combine the concepts of REST and Actors.

I just had a cool idea.

For those that may not know, I got a job at Linden Lab, the creators of Second Life.

It's been over a year now since I posted to this blog.