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by _spduchamp 2y ago
Oh! This is really cool. I did not know about all the music oriented modules in Perl. That drummer module is especially interesting.
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
We pay a $150/yr fee for the connect service from Garmin. No phone required.
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
Why isn't this a web app? I wouldn't use this unless I could access it through a browser.
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
I recommend the re-issue of Allen Strange's Electronic Music: Systems, Techniques, and Controls. It was successfully launched on Kickstarter a while ago, and is now available through a few retailers.
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
Just putting this out there for those who may be interested. If you are into making electronic music and want to get started performing, check out the EMOM movement. https://electronicmusicopenmic.com/how-to-start-your-own-e
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
We got a Garmin watch for our daughter when she started walking to school on her own. It works pretty well but communication is delayed and sometimes not reliable on rainy days. When we first got it was very unreliable, but after contactin
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
It is my understanding that it isn't a brighter view, just more differentiation. So things that might look smooth and all one colour to some may have shades of colour to a tertrachromat. Eg. Make-up may look splotchy, paint looks strea
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
Very cool. I love a HN post that has rhythm stuff, plus retro tech, plus code, and semi-esoteric art music stuff all in one. Nice one!
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
Cool drawing but where is the explanation of it? I guess this is really a book ad.
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Borax or Baking Soda Rectifier and the glow (2003)(sparkbangbuzz.com)
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
I too bought this book and was somewhat disappointed. Some of the algorithms seems too contrived and specific. (All the code is here: https://abrazol.com/books/rhythm1/software.html ) I guess my wish would be a com
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
Yup.
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
I love the ease and flexibilty OSC, but like a lot of lazy artsy coders, I hard code my IPs in my microcontrollers, and bring my own wifi router so that all my stuff just works on stage, but every time I boot this stuff, it's always a
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
There are so many resources around timbrel construction and manipulation, but never enough about the rhythmic domain. This book being another example. I've read Godfried Toussaint's book, and looking for more recommendations in th
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
I'm working at a research lab where we are designing assistive musical instruments for disabled musicians. A couple projects involve building guitars that can be played one handed, and have all the chord changes handled by transposing&
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
I went to the bad art museum in iceland and it was quite something to see in person. As you turn each corner, new dimensions of weird and shock emerge. Some was just kind of silly, and some was accidentally horrifying in an uncanny valley s
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
This does not drive down prices. What is different now is that the properties get leveraged for loans to purchase more properties. The loans are secured against future rents and the landlord cannot lower a single rent in response to market
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Ask HN: What to do when Facebook 2FA is hijacked to an unknown WhatsApp account?
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
I can ask AI to generate the same code multiple times, and get new variations on programming style each time, and get the occasional solution that is just not quite right but sort of works. Sounds like a recipe for a gloppy mushy mess of st
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
This is awesome! Really nicely done.
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
Squirrels. That's why I don't use awnings. I've had awnings on my old house destroyed twice by squirrels ripping them apart for nesting.
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
A friend recommended this podcast series to help us get some perspective on our own business. It's been like business therapy. https://www.founderspodcast.com/
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
The article is about origins of a quote and has variations on the numbers. 1,000 vs 1,000,000 100 vs 100,000,000 100 vs 100,000 More than smart-ass quotes, I'm curios about these sorts of flips in risk/value in a general abstract
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
I've heard about a situation here in Toronto where a family had a double mortgage on their overvalued mansion. The bank would never get their money back on a power of sale, so instead of calling in loans, they just extended them more c
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
I agree with this, and what is amazing is that one particular layer in our systems with the biggest impact is electoral systems. Most people are blind to the fact that we live in the side effects of bad math that leads to less accountabilit
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
Here's the manual... https://archive.org/download/microtext-user-guide-from-perif... Here's the disk file you can load into your emulator... https://archive.org/download/microtext-user-gu
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
This is like the game my daughter and I play when we're holding hands. We squeeze a pattern that the other has to copy.
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
I used his PhonoPaper software to do this... https://youtu.be/HT0HH_fc4ZU
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
What sensor chip are they using?
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by _spduchamp 2y ago
We use a Garmin watch for location and comms with our kid. Works pretty well. I was using a Shanling M0 music player, and it's pretty nice, but I've become lazy and don't like the chore of loading music on it. I have not foun

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