ajkirwin

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by ajkirwin 18y ago
A really interesting piece of audio software engineering. An incredible sounding guitar synthesizer!
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Karplus-Strong Guitar Synthesizer(lab.andre-michelle.com)
14 points by ajkirwin 18y ago|3 comments
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
I still think that proper, individual desks are better.
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
No, the provisos of this 100GB.
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
I'd like to see what it's about, but I am not about to make an account just to find out.
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
I had to agree with you on the patent pending statement and made a comment to that effect. I hate seeing things like this when it comes to software. Give it another ten years and I'm not going to be able to code a damn thing without violati
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
"Startups at that stage can move." What if they don't want to? What if they don't want to be in California. This gives them options.
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
It's not. Quantcast's direct measuring gives Perez 5.3m people a month.
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Document control - how hard can it be?(woobius.com)
37 points by ajkirwin 18y ago|14 comments
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
I think this is overlooking something important. I would never pay for access to say, NYTimes.com or something.. because it doesn't give me what I want. Data. Hard facts. I'd much prefer to pay to access something like AP's newswire, where
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
I call bullshit. This entire article reads like someone being pissed because they tried and failed.
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
I have envisioned a similar system for about a year now. Except it uses a semi-transparant display over one eye and a camera mounted to that. You wear a glove over one hand and you interact not with a projected display, which I find to be s
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
Please tell me that you seriously didn't just make it so that news articles without a link have 10% of the weight of news articles w/links.
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
I have to say, I don't like it either. I don't like the limiting of downvotes too. So someone can get say, +100 votes on a comment but, if they say something incredibly stupid, or harmful/bigoted/whathaveyou, it'll take a systematic effort
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
Download the internet! Or, at least, whatever doesn't block robots. :/
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
As for 1, it depends solely on price. If it's say, like that? I'll probably buy a year. If it's more like $9.99 or more a month, then, I'll probably do it monthly to avoid that single large expenditure.
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=451859 You may notice this has 0 votes. pg killed it, because.. I guess, he didn't like it.
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
Oho. Risky post, davidw. And does this product seem like things that others do? You can have shared sets and stuff with flickr, I think, and facebook does something /sort of/ similar, plus it has all the social stuff already there. Not a co
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
...heh, that's definately not the "London Hacker Meetup" I used to go to, back in the day. :]
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
There. Commentable :)
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
It's a nice enough place. And i'm sorry, I didn't know this was a POLL. I thought we were just suggesting places that might be good for hackers and with it's cheap living, excellent transport links and communications, not to mention center
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
Philadelphia :D
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
Having tried dvorak, I still find myself liking qwerty better. It just feels more.. right, to me. Different strokes, I guess! (Plus, my WPM is already plenty good. I can hit over 100WPM.)
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
Dropbox.
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
So give me some of these answers then. Educate me!
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
Why the hell would I want some random shmucks game on my website? Why would someone want to PLAY someone's random game on my website, instead of say.. on a gaming website? And where's all the fun social stuff I have come to associate with f
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
I mean, look at it like this. I have a bunch of legitamite but highly used content. I throw it up on this, knowing that amazon's s3 service can serve it far easier than I can. And it uses one hell of a lot of gigabytes. Hundreds of 'em. A w
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
So put in some kind of limits. I am EXTREMELY wary of using anything that doesn't define limits. As I can have the rug pulled out from under me.
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
Gotta love it. "Unlimited storage!", they say. "Access your stuff anywhere!" Of course, you better not have TOO MUCH STUFF, or you'll run afoul of this tasty provision. General Conditions, 8. If your bandwidth usage significantly exceeds th
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by ajkirwin 18y ago
Name, say.. 10. That are actually MAKING money, VC rounds and such don't count.

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