This document contains my notes about learning higher-order functional programming with Ramda.js and sometimes Sanctuary and any worthwhile implementations I've written in the process.
Use the Ramtuary REPL for tests.
Warning: Journeyman errors ahead!
| Userstyles to the monospace fonts on certain sites and the Firefox Devtools, etc., to Fira Code. | |
| I don't write userstyles very often, so these may not be particularly effecient or sensible. But at least they work. Corrections welcome! | |
| Stylish of Firefox (at least) allows importing userstyles from arbitrary urls. It doesn't auto-update though, but mays till be easier than pasting by hand? :shrug: |
| #!/usr/bin/env bash | |
| THEME_PROMPT_SEPARATOR="" | |
| THEME_PROMPT_SEPARATOR="›" # tty-safe | |
| THEME_PROMPT_TERMINAL=" » " | |
| SHELL_SSH_CHAR=" " | |
| SHELL_SSH_CHAR="[ssh] " # tty-safe | |
| SHELL_THEME_PROMPT_COLOR=32 | |
| SHELL_SSH_THEME_PROMPT_COLOR=208 |
| #!/usr/bin/env bash | |
| THEME_PROMPT_SEPARATOR="" | |
| THEME_PROMPT_TERMINAL=" » " | |
| SHELL_SSH_CHAR=" " | |
| SHELL_THEME_PROMPT_COLOR=30 | |
| SHELL_THEME_PROMPT_COLOR_SUDO=202 | |
| VIRTUALENV_CHAR="ⓔ " |
Some convenient Krita tips tricks and workflows. May also contain non-Krita specific stuff, but as Krita is my main raster graphics software now, that is to be expected.
This quick Gist shows how to use the fast non-cryptographic hash function MurmurHash to generate a single purely deterministic random numbers based off a of specific seed. I'm borrowing the perezd/node-murmurhash NPM port.
The idea is to deterministically recreate the same set of numbers from a small number of seeds with algorithms that internally use these seeds (in any order, note) by modifying them with constant but unique salts of their own. MurmurHash is fast enough for use in games (for me).
The other half of this Gist contains a standard form (because the custom bound and mode is pointless with a simple general-purpose map function, and the curvature cannot be varied anyway) of the "Gaussianesque" Raised Cosine Distribution, which is conveniently finite and enough for my example use. It maps uniform random numbers generated by the MurmurHash prng to the
I'll be collecting any convenient snippets of shell commands I find and use in here.
I'll be collecting anything worthwhile or noteworthy I've encountered while learning to use and write Node.js packages here.
I'll be collecting the more obscure or less often used but useful git commands and GitHub workflows here.
Notice: Might just be obsolete what with this site: http://ricardofilipe.com/projects/firstaidgit/#/
| // ==UserScript== | |
| // @id greasemonkey-1b827958-e057-4e8c-83b6-eed2a66af1f5-hangout-maximizer | |
| // @name Hangout Maximizer | |
| // @version 0.1 | |
| // @namespace https://plus.google.com/hangouts/* | |
| // @author Sayantan Chaudhuri | |
| // @description This script implements a shortcut (ctrl+shift+f by default) that maximizes the central area of the Google Hangout web-app. Hangouts has no useful full-screen option to speak of, which is especially a problem while using apps like Screenshare or Roll20. This script simply hides every element other than the central area to maximize videos or apps being used. Doing so also hides the user pictures/videos, but that is expected behavior. The class-based selectors used in this script have been last checked to work on 2014/01/02. | |
| // @include https://plus.google.com/hangouts/* | |
| // @run-at document-end | |
| // ==/UserScript== |