Disparate Treasures

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The website 'Disparate Treasures' appears to focus on transforming disparate junk into disparate treasures, as indicated by the repeated description across various metadata fields.

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bpcreech.com

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Data Scientist Software Developer

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Alex Kladov Gergely Orosz

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2024-05-24 •

PyMiniRacer v0.12.2 allows you to call Python from JavaScript from Python. It enables you to write logic in Python and expose it to V8’s JavaScript sandbox. The post discusses the security note, async usage, and internal changes t...

2024-04-09 •

The blog post discusses the revival of PyMiniRacer, a project to embed V8 JavaScript into Python. It covers the new features added to PyMiniRacer, including JS Object and Array manipulation, directly calling JS functions from Pyth...

2024-03-16 •

The blog post discusses the revival of the PyMiniRacer project, which is a Python module for running JavaScript from a Python program. The author details the history of the project, the challenges faced in building V8, and the upd...

2024-02-19 •

The author wanted to call JavaScript from Python to run reinforcement learning. They were dissatisfied with existing options and created a new method using NodeJS as a sidecar process. They used HTTP over a Unix domain socket as a...

2024-02-04 •

The text discusses the conversion of a JavaScript+HTML5 Asteroids clone to TypeScript, the author's love for the game, and plans to use ML reinforcement learning to refactor the game's code. The author also mentions the use of Vit...

2024-02-03 •

The text explains how the website works, detailing the process of using Hugo via Github actions to update the content of the website. It also discusses the use of Github Pages and Google Domains for DNS mapping. The author compare...

2024-02-02 •

The text is a personal blog post by Ben Creech, introducing himself and his web presence. He talks about living in Jersey City, his interests, and his profession as a Software Engineer.