RBerenguel

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by RBerenguel 6y ago
The 1972 ORTF Paris recording ( https://www.discogs.com/Bill-Evans-Trio-Complete-February-19... ) is the one I listen to most (although Conversations with Myself is a close one). I particularly like the rendition of Autumn Le
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
Well, not for leather shoes of course. For a good pair of shoes leather (either vamp or sole) will be the first one to fail.
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
Leather needs to dry and air thoroughly, for that it needs a whole day (overnight is not good enough). For a while, I was a bespoke shoemaker, so I know this first-hand from material experience and from knowledge passed by teachers and othe
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I checked this as a reference when I implemented this p5js sketch (note that the link takes you to a blog post with how it works and inspiration, the first link in the post is to the sketch proper) [1] but never went into the hard optimisat
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I'd add Futura there for sure, and due to "former professional inclinations", Computer Modern.
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I'd like to congratulate you both in your work there. Even if only because I wanted to write my own "Anders Hoff Depth of Field" but could never find the time, so now I have an implementation available to tinker with ;)
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
Likewise, I used it back when I rendered fractals (code in C, too) for some papers. PPM/PNM is a lovely (if bulky) format since it’s human debuggable as well.
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
Note that the author is the same John Tromp as in the Tromp-Taylor rules for the game of go [0]. [0]: https://senseis.xmp.net/?TrompTaylorRules
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Does Snowflake have a technical moat worth 60B?(mostlymaths.net)
5 points by RBerenguel 6y ago|0 comments
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I think I have only met one person using Windows for development (recently-ish). All people I know in UK, Spain, France, Germany, and Italy are either Mac or Linux. Edit: added UK
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
Returns are limited. At some point I returned 3 or 4 things pretty quickly, because I had an old iPad and some apps didn't advertise compatibility well enough and then you get put in a "special" category of "you can&#x27
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I wonder what Meat Loaf's range is (since it's not in the chart)
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I need this as an emacs mode. Would make coding feel different
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
This is a book I keep recommending as well. It is very fun (and also includes a sphere eversion).
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
Thanks for the kind words! The code is a bit too messy for my own tastes, this is why I wrote the post detailing the why behind the separate pieces.
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Generative Iris(mostlymaths.net)
21 points by RBerenguel 6y ago|7 comments
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I have a Gergo and a Ginni. A fan of the Gergo (the Ginni is fun), if I needed to go back to an office I’d get a second one
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I didn't check mermaid for bng, but had checked it before (I like visual representations of knowledge, no matter what they are for). Although I found it interesting, my gut feeling here was that if my problem's solution (at that p
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I used graphviz as the main visualisation for bear-note-graph [1], and it's super-easy to use programmmatically, and gives decent-looking results even for large graphs. It is also pretty customizable. I have a WIP version now using D3,
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
Well, there's StackEdit [1], and we use it (at work, for an end-of-sprint automated list of finished stuff for the demo) [1]: https://stackedit.io/
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I don't know if it applies, but I post all my sketches on Github (but I use p5js, Javascript's Processing flavour): https://github.com/rberenguel/sketches If you take a look at reddit.com/r/generati
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
There are still "plenty", or at least, they are distinctive enough you'll spot them easily. Most of the ones I've seen are (obviously?) around the Hampstead Heath area, with a few around the Oxford Circus area.
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
Likewise, although I have several requirements (offline available, Mac/iOS, nice-looking, Markdown...) that eventually rule out anything. Thanks for trying! If you have any suggestion please let me know :)
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
I've used the time to finish a few personal tools/projects I had only in my head or task manager (all in Python). I have actively tried to avoid more "work related" side projects, so I have avoided any Scala or data engi
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
For a long while I've had C-M-A mapped in caps lock, then I moved to using a Gergo (60% split ortho) programmed with QMK, so it's now mostly my own layout, specially for modifiers (see [here]( https://mostlymaths.net&#x2
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
In case you want to generate a graph of your notes (via graphviz for now), I wrote a project recently (I'm working on a D3 version of the graph "at the moment" although it won't happen until at least tomorrow, today is o
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by RBerenguel 6y ago
Moved to Colemak and learnt touch typing on it directly (to take advantage of the mental break). Really improved my "writing feeling", solved some nagging RSI issues and in general helped in "well-being". I don't ty
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by RBerenguel 7y ago
Oh, interesting, it works for me on Catalina. For some unknown reason I had to restart to make it work, _and_ only works on Chrome (for Meet) and some other selected programs. I guess it shows its age, I may have been lucky it works for me.
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by RBerenguel 7y ago
Yes, that's the proof of concept I have tried. It builds from source relatively straightforwardly (takes a short while), and indeed the instructions are very good.
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by RBerenguel 7y ago
I’ve been using CamTwist ( http://camtwiststudio.com/ ) for it after checking the alternatives. Even if old-looking it works well (in Catalina and Mojave) and has converted my old iPhone into a good-quality webcam. OBS studio

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