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Aardbei
MegaLoler
Hi I like chipmusic and low level stuff and physics simulation and languages and compilers and lisp and game stuff
generates animation frames as svgs for a praticular animation
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The CPU has a few pieces of memory stored inside of it called registers. In this case, these registers hold a single byte (8 bits) of memory. So at any given time each of these 8-bit registers hold a single value from 0 to 255, or $00 to $FF in hexidecimal.
I'll read through each file and write verbose live comments in hopes to provide some insight as to what might be going on in somebody's head while reading through it! (Although I'm just one person, and I don't read through others' code that much, and I've never done a "code review" like this before, anddddd I'm sure you know more CL than I do, so with all that in mind, of course take it all with a grain of salt XD)
Also keep in mind that this is very much a "speak before you think" scenario, in order to show you what's going on in my head, so much of what I say will be ininformed at first, and then gradually become more informed. You might want to read the conclusion first, to see what my final and more refined thougths are before delving into my completely unrefined thoughts! :D
After reading each file, I'll write a short summary of my thoughts after having read the whole thing. And finally, after I've read through all of the code, I'll write a short summary
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Use romaji.me to add interlinear romanization to Japanese .srt files
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Scrape Japanese Memrise course edit page html for items and audio
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;; a simple script to scrape the html of a japanese memrise course edit page
;; change the main function at the very bottom to select output type
;; - main: outputs .tsv
;; - main-2: outputs .html
;; - main-3: outputs list of audio links
;; - main-4: outputs .tsv with audio links formatted for anki (and urls converted to sound file names, so download the audio files and put them in your anki media folder)
A little script written in Common Lisp to clean up .srt files.
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