ancientstraits

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by ancientstraits 29d ago
I think you're right. Audacity does have a "zero-crossings" thing, but when I tried using it a long time ago, it didn't seem to work, and I just learned to do fade-in/out for everything. Maybe I did something incorr
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by ancientstraits 29d ago
I have been using Audacity 3 for making music with samples for a few years. And it sort of worked, but there were a lot of things that were inconvenient, like the project sometimes not saving, or getting a "clicking" noise across
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by ancientstraits 2y ago
This is a very unexpected way to try combatting addiction. I don't know how well it will work, but I will consider it.
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by ancientstraits 2y ago
It unsettled me a lot about just how much work was put into making the JavaScript version of this work instead of a purely Python version, due to how OpenCV works. I wonder how universal the laggy OpenCV thing is, because my friend faced it
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by ancientstraits 2y ago
A few weeks ago, I tried to compile Clang to WebAssembly, but got several different errors, and tried fixing a lot of them, but some of them seemed kind of impossible to fix, so I thought I would try again at a later date. However it seems
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by ancientstraits 2y ago
Hmm, I wonder why `-pattern_type glob` doesn't work on Windows. Perhaps it is something that could easily be programmed into the source code?
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by ancientstraits 3y ago
I looked up what "the sentinel" was, and it turns out it was a game in 1986, that works on the BBC Micro and Commodore 64, and has 3D graphics! I didnt even know it was possible to do that on average computers in 1986!
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by ancientstraits 3y ago
The online SAT was much easier than the written version, because (1) You don't have to read big essays anymore in the reading part, and (2) both math sections have the Desmos graphing calculator, with absolutely no features taken out.
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by ancientstraits 3y ago
I am so impressed that you were able to figure so many things out in the puzzle! I feel like I would never be able to do that, but I feel like all that is needed is a lot of patience, a lot of time, and a lot of deep thought.
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Right Side Up (2008)(scientificamerican.com)
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Rotating Point(ancientstraits.github.io)
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by ancientstraits 4y ago
Perhaps someone should make a monthly HN magazine, with the top articles and a "Who's Hiring?" section.