FelipeCortez

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   by FelipeCortez 4y ago

   Designing Sound, by Andy Farnell
2. 62.▲
   by FelipeCortez 4y ago

   yes. it’s Muphry’s Law
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   by FelipeCortez 5y ago

   It's pretty cool how their Grafana is open https://grafana.wikimedia.org/d/000000002/api-backend-summar...
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   by FelipeCortez 5y ago

   Here’s the online version of the storyboards! https://www.duneinfo.com/unseen/jodorowskys-dune-uncovered/1
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   by FelipeCortez 5y ago

   Your buffer size is probably too high. Try 128 or 64
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   by FelipeCortez 5y ago

   Sorry about that. I wrote the style sheet in a hurry and forgot to test it on mobile, although zooming out worked for me.
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   Going mouseless(felipecortez.net)

   176 points by FelipeCortez 5y ago|177 comments
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   by FelipeCortez 5y ago

   Hmm, I think 300mb is a lot...
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   by FelipeCortez 6y ago

   It is _the_ chat app in Brazil. Brazil is pretty big
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    by FelipeCortez 6y ago

    Not exactly what you’re looking for, but Elements of Typographic Style is an excellent introduction to typography written with so much passion it makes you want to become a typographer. We’re mostly programmers here, but The Soul of a New M
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    by FelipeCortez 6y ago

    I lived 15 minutes from the tree for most of my life. Really bizarre to see this in the front page of HN! Tourists have been allowed inside the tree for a while now. You can drink cashew juice, there’s a very neat observation platform and a
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    Ask HN: Good Software Writing

    1 points by FelipeCortez 6y ago|0 comments
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    by FelipeCortez 6y ago

    I finished Practical Typography yesterday and highly recommend it! In fact, I recommend anything Matthew Butterick I’ve seen so far. Triplicate is a perfect programming font, Pollen, Beautiful Racket, Reversing the Tide of Declining Expecta
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    by FelipeCortez 7y ago

    Shameless plug: bmarks.net I could implement a text preview feature if you want. Currently you can have long titles and descriptions with Markdown support Here’s an example with articles I have saved: https://bmarks.net/feli
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    by FelipeCortez 7y ago

    I've always used it this way and it works fine indeed.
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    I believe it’s just Vim with lots of plugins and sane defaults
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    The AWK programming language book is excellent! https://archive.org/download/pdfy-MgN0H1joIoDVoIC7/The_AWK_P... You can find some discussion about it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1345
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    Git itself uses the present tense (Merge/Revert)
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    Alesis Ion, Micron and Fusion http://worrydream.com/Home2007/electronics.html
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    sql-indent for Emacs supports that: https://github.com/alex-hhh/emacs-sql-indent
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    I've never read OP's book, but Andy Farnell's Designing Sound has a pretty comprehensive look into physics and sound if that's what you're looking for.
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    Here's a modern webring: https://github.com/XXIIVV/webring
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    Cool to know it's still there. One of the most remarkable things I've ever seen at a museum
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    I love lists of ideas! Nice project. This [0] comes to mind http://aurellem.org/thoughts/html/good-ideas.html
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    Hah. I know the questions are tongue-in-cheek, but I started this project because I came across Pinboard and thought it did bookmarks almost exactly the way I was looking for (not an app, web-based, no fancy AJAX) but didn't want to pa
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    Show HN: Bmarks – a simple tag-based bookmark manager(bmarks.net)

    8 points by FelipeCortez 8y ago|3 comments
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    Location: São Paulo, Brazil Remote: Yes, please Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, C++, Clojure, JavaScript Résumé/CV: felipecortez.net/CV2018.pdf / felipecortez.net/projects Email: felipecortezfi@gmail.com Li
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    musicforprogramming.net is pretty good
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    I believe most concatenative TTS systems nowadays are diphone/phone based, rather than playing back full phrases. But being phrase-based could explain how good the demos sound
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    by FelipeCortez 8y ago

    Like many many others, I imagine, my main motivation for getting into CS was game development. Now I'm near the end of the degree and I realized I haven't programmed any games, so I challenged myself to recreate Guitar Hero in C++