Hunterdvs - Slashdot User

Automated GitHub Project Creation-> 0

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Hunterdvs

on Wednesday April 11, @07:15PM

Hunterdvs writes "I wrote a script to automate GitHub project creation, and subsequently open sourced 70 applications today."
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webGL + HTML5 Audio = Web Strobe Tuner-> 0

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on Wednesday March 14, @07:34PM

Hunterdvs writes "This is a pure HTML5/Javascript/webGL strobe tuner I wrote for my former employer Miso Media. The official version uses Flash for audio-in, but you can preview the pure HTML5 version on my website. You can upload files and view their dynamic stroboscopic output in real-time. Everything is done on the client. It makes for an excellent visualization and tool for musicians."
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Debug Logs as Python Programs-> 0

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Hunterdvs

on Tuesday February 28, @01:25PM

Hunterdvs writes "While debuggers remain an incredibly powerful tool, logs can be crafted as Python programs for truly powerful possibilities."
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6 hour Time-Lapse of Android Game Development-> 0

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on Tuesday July 19 2011, @08:12PM

Hunterdvs writes "I did a 6-hour time-lapse video with annotations detailing the creation of an Android game and all steps required to publish it on the Android Market."
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The Software Sith Challenge-> 0

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on Monday June 27 2011, @07:24PM

Hunterdvs writes "I just completed (and perhaps coined) the Software Sith Challenge — 30 revenue generating apps within 30 days."
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Duke Nukem Forever Release Date Revealed 288

Posted by Soulskill on Friday January 21 2011, @10:54AM
from the restocking-bubblegum dept.

stupid_is writes with news that Duke Nukem Forever has now gotten a firm US release date: May 3rd. It will release worldwide three days later. The game was resurrected last fall by Gearbox Software and 2K Games after 3D Realms' 12-year attempt at development came to an end in 2009 when the company closed its doors.

Distributed Fortran, Java, ARM to X86 Compilation-> 0

Submitted by Hunterdvs on Thursday January 20 2011, @01:40PM

Hunterdvs writes "In the fifth article in our ongoing series on low power compilation clusters, things are really starting to get interesting. I run you through a distributed Java, Fortran, and ARM->X86-64 compilation using an updated set of scripts we created in our previous articles, as well as post an update on the real-world Pogoplug compilation cluster (hint: twice as fast)."
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Writing Your Own Distributed Compilation System-> 0

Submitted by Hunterdvs on Monday January 10 2011, @01:56PM

Hunterdvs writes "As the title implies in our latest article over at Discursive Labs we walk you through the creation of a fully distributed compilation system (i.e. a fully federated system not based on DistCC, Sun's DMAKE, or other existing distributed compilation tools). This is article 4 in our continuing series on low power compilation clusters."
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A 25$ Gaming/Emulation Powerhouse-> 0

Submitted by Hunterdvs on Sunday November 28 2010, @02:48PM

Hunterdvs writes "I had some downtime this weekend, so I decided to get my Dockstar running as a gaming/emulation console. It went better than expected. (Youtube video in article submitted) I show it running

* Scummvm (Monkey Island 3)
* NES (Contra)
* Doxbox (Warcraft)
* Mednafen--
* Lynx (Lemmings)
* GBA (Aria of Sorrow)
* GBC (Lufia)
* GB (Links Awakening)
* TurboGrafx (Bonk 3)
* NeoGeo Pocket (Last Blade)
* Wonderswan (Guilty Gear Petite 2)
* stella 2600 (Adventure)
* VisualBoyAdvance (Mario World)
* SuperTux
* Abuse — Actually this was cut for time in the youtube clip but it plays perfectly.
* Wesnoth
* yabuase Sega Saturn (Sonic Extreme)
* Quake 3 (OpenArena)

And provide a helpful guide with some tricks and tips to getting yours running as well."
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Comment: Crackdown city tours (Score 1) 346

by Hunterdvs on Saturday August 08 2009, @01:31PM (#28996797) Attached to: Finding New and Unintended Ways of Playing Games

In the game Crackdown for 360 you can ride on top of cars around town. Certain highways spawn more of certain vehicles, which will have different AIs controlling them as they drive around the three islands. The interlocking highway and freeway systems make for a really random and enjoyable tour around the surprisingly detailed city.