aspizu
Joined 2 years ago
Karma
101
Submissions
24
Member since
Apr 21
https://aspizu.neocities.org/
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Comment · 12 days ago
I'm the creator of goboscript, and no model has been trained on goboscript code, yet most modern models are fully capable of developing advanced projects like emulators given enough tokens and the compiler source-code.
Comment · 1 month ago
Scratch is how I first learned programming. I was building increasingly ambitious projects in it, and at some point the editor itself became the main thing I was fighting. Once a project got to around 10,000 blocks, it could get painfully laggy, and I ended up spending a lot of time engineering around Scratch's limits.
That is what eventually led me to build goboscript: https://github.com/aspizu/goboscript
I'm one of the programmers who owe their career to Scratch, this year, I joined https://ente.com as a software engineer. Scratch taught me how to code, and perhaps a bit of real-world engineering indirectly.
Comment · 8 months ago
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Comment · 8 months ago
Funny how half of the shit there does not work for me, even though I'm using latest Chrome (Helium)
Comment · 9 months ago
Location: Pune/Bangalore
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies:
TypeScript/JavaScript, Python, Rust, SQL
React/Preact, Tanstack Start, Next.JS, Astro, TailwindCSS, Vite
Node.JS, Express, FastAPI/Starlette, Flask, tRPC, Elysia
PostgreSQL, SQLite, Redis
Resume: on request Email: [email protected] GitHub: github.com/aspizu (I've built open-source software with over 500+ stars)
Comment · 9 months ago
Use this badge for websites, software, music, art, ... that were created completely by humans with no help from generative artificial intelligence. Use this badge to communicate that you have not used even a little bit of generative AI in your work.
Comment · 1 year ago
I've created a library that use t-strings to prevent shell injection that even works on Windows. It's written in Rust. https://github.com/aspizu/tshu
$ uv run --with tshu python -m asyncio
>>> from tshu import sh
>>> username = "aspizu; rm -rf /"
>>> await sh(t"echo {username}")
aspizu; rm -rf /Comment · 1 year ago
A textured 3D game set on a fictional planet. Explore highly detailed environments and structures and uncover the events that took place. Inspired by Infra and Rain World, among other things.
Comment · 1 year ago
I found my old j2me phone lying around, tried using it as a daily driver for a while. wanted to browse geminispace so wrote a j2me gemini browser. maybe I should write a blog about my experience.
Comment · 1 year ago
> All of these new features are impossible in the visual programming paradigm.
I believe that to be not true. Visual paradigm allows for some interesting behaviours.
1. Integrate external tooling and workflows
This is just the result of the Scratch runtime being in the browser.
2. Macros
Okay, macros might seem very difficult in a visual paradigm, but its possible. And, in a visual paradigm, it would be very easy to visualize how macros transform the code. (You could have a pop-up that shows the expanded form of the macro)
3. Optimizations: Turbowarp is a Scratch mod that does JIT compilation with optimizations.