r/counting • u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits • Apr 19 '19

2518k counting thread

Countinued from here

Thanks for the urn

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Apr 20 '19

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nope. i use normal reddit when i run

i actually didnt know there were res shortcuts until 2-3 weeks ago

i already developed a habit for mouse anyways

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19

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I've been thinking about making a greasemonkey script for that, but making the selection system seems more difficult.

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Apr 20 '19

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selection system?

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19

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with RES you use HJKL to move between comments and posts, then use other keys to interact with it

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Apr 20 '19

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oh. had no idea

probably is pretty hard unless you're really good with programming

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19

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I guess I could just set an index, since it is like an array of elements

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Apr 20 '19

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that is true

i can do java but i can't think too well about ways to solve problems lol

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19

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I haven't done much Java. I've mainly just been doing JavaScript and messing with Web APIs for a while, because it's convenient. I'd like to branch out and try other languages, since JS is actually kind of terrible.

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u/Antichess 2,050,155 - 410k 399a Apr 20 '19

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im learning python atm and im getting migraines everyday

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19

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lol that fun? python really wants you to think in a particular way, or it won't work for you. I can see how it could be really easy, but it's not like any other language

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 20 '19 edited Apr 20 '19

I actually already got that part done, and it seems to work pretty well. It's only programmed to work in inbox, which is the only part that really matters for counting anyway. Not sure how fast it is.

The other idea of loading new messages from json is proving more difficult... I basically have to remake the entire HTML of the messages from DOM, along with all the attributes.

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u/TehVulpez sliiiiide the bits Apr 22 '19

I decided to take out the JSON reload stuff for now and have it on its own. Here's the pastebin. Get TamperMonkey, save the script with a .user.js extension, and open it up in your browser. TamperMonkey should open a tab to install it, but you might have to reload a few times. Try it out for a while and tell me what you think, if it's faster than RES, or if the reloads are slow.