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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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a trading algo experiment
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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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Works on windows surprisingly
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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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concat templates
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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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Add logging to links
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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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context is a bitch, gotta revert
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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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Search nodes
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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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Add logos to nodes.  Love this prototype.
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parisiproducts · 6 years ago
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Took some time on holiday break to do *another* rewrite of my flow based programming idea.  This one has been the most efficient in terms of lines of code.
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parisiproducts · 7 years ago
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For me to remember.  I was redoing the flow to be more linear.  I then realized there might be a problem when it comes to multi-line syntax.  I believe I’d need to write a lexer and parser just like traditional coding.  This would then need to make use of custom modules to join the data back together.  
It doesn’t totally negate usefulness.  Just makes the idea much less accessible.
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parisiproducts · 7 years ago
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Trying to push the graph size.  The lag is pretty real at this point.  But the concept of flow based programming is starting to take hold as viable.
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parisiproducts · 7 years ago
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The experience of adding a node
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parisiproducts · 7 years ago
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So cool
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parisiproducts · 7 years ago
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The combination of panning and scaling has eluded me for a while.  What up scaling!?
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parisiproducts · 7 years ago
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The problem with JS syntax
I have not been a very big fan of the newer JS syntax.  My original problem is that it’d make it harder for beginners.  Now I have another opinion.  It doesn’t allow me to be more creative.
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