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Why Use Make (2013)(bost.ocks.org)
104 points by beardicus 4y ago|92 comments
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How to Make Karaoke Videos Using Whisper and Spleeter Machine Learning(digitalocean.com)
1 points by beardicus 4y ago|0 comments
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by beardicus 4y ago
twitter is almost completely hollowed out for me already, so that's all the incentive i need. additionally, i don't want to participate in a social network where the only moderating philosophy is "is it legal or not". th
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by beardicus 4y ago
> You're not owning your Mastodon servers — at least not the ones that are actually large enough to matter what does "large enough to matter" even mean here? plenty of folks run single-user instances with no issues.
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by beardicus 4y ago
you don't need to do anything to "get federated". as you (and/or your users) follow folks on other servers, it just works. yes, there are disadvantages around discovery on small instances (you wont see "the firehose
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by beardicus 4y ago
1. book bans have nothing to do with shelf space. it's weird that you would even bring this up. 2. the school board president does not mention book quality in their statement at all, but rather content objections. did you read the arti
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by beardicus 4y ago
1Password is fine, and the constant Electron whining is boring and probably quite duplicative in their forums by now. I don't love some of the changes with 1Password 8, but Electron has nothing to do with it.
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by beardicus 4y ago
i am looking forward to this book _Designing Developer Documentation as a Product_ which should come out in 2023: https://www.alejandraquetzalli.com/book-designing-developer-... it might be a little more on the practical &q
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by beardicus 4y ago
strong agree, though with the caveat that it's "bad" for my tastes and priorities, but is clearly ok for other folks. it feels all too common for folks to rage against bloaty interfaces (i agree, they're terrible!) but s
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by beardicus 4y ago
this looks really great! i had recently been thinking “boy it’d be really great if there were a ‘supabase but sqlite’ available” and here you are! now i just need a clever project as an excuse to use this. 1 question: are the docs in a repo
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by beardicus 4y ago
bunnie is so kind and thoughtful, even when being critical. compare this to the typical frothy-mouthed 'rant' format we see here. i'm sure rants are cathartic for the writer, but i rarely find them compelling.
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Building a musical instrument with the Web Audio API(taniarascia.com)
86 points by beardicus 4y ago|32 comments
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How to Edit Videos with OpenShot on Ubuntu Linux(onlinux.systems)
2 points by beardicus 4y ago|0 comments
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by beardicus 5y ago
How would you invest effort without first signing up, and how would you sign up without learning of these login limitations?
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by beardicus 5y ago
Having to use Google or GitHub to log into Tailscale definitely gave me pause when I was signing up. I actually pumped the brakes for a few months when I first encountered that, but eventually relented and chose GitHub. I don't particu
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by beardicus 5y ago
It's probably useful to note as well that Destin is acting as an educator during these interviews, and so he's probably asking a lot of questions that he already knows the answer to... but he needs to bring the audience along.
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by beardicus 5y ago
this looks like a great start! non-destructive node-based editing would be super-fun, especially if a node could be written in javascript! i'd love a 2d vector editor that works well for both generative art/design and fiddly manua
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by beardicus 5y ago
I saw you were poking with some image diff tools recently as well, and I'm sure you've thought about this already but I'd just like to explicitly state it: it'd be great if you could scrape a screenshot periodically and
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by beardicus 5y ago
I have a Bolt and it definitely loses a lot of range in the winter. I still have plenty of range for what I need to do, so no worries. The surprising part of this graph for me is that I thought all EVs had a similar magnitude of loss in the
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Deploy to DigitalOcean from Glitch(glitch.com)
75 points by beardicus 5y ago|11 comments
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by beardicus 5y ago
i guess you're trying to be snarky here, but, the density of the US as a whole has nothing to do with supporting urban cycling infrastructure. nobody here is talking about facilitating long-haul inter-urban bike routes.
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by beardicus 5y ago
auto-upvote for anything plotter-related... they're so much fun. be sure to check out #plottertwitter on the twitter tubes (oops, totally missed that this was called out in the very first sentence), and i've also been collecting u
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by beardicus 5y ago
i regularly handle doggie treats, because i have a good doggo, and i have never had covid. the same is true for my wife. 2 small anecdata points. if you'd like more information about our doggie treats, so as to start a prophylactic cou
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by beardicus 5y ago
thanks for listing all of these examples... i really like node-RED, and wrote up a tutorial on it a few years back, but have never actually reached for it to solve a real problem. you've given me some ideas!
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An Introduction to Document-Oriented Databases(digitalocean.com)
2 points by beardicus 5y ago|0 comments
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Contributing to open source software: Kubernetes(digitalocean.com)
2 points by beardicus 5y ago|0 comments
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by beardicus 5y ago
+1 on the aesthetic choices with this laptop (and its documentation!). i'm not a backer but have been following along and it's just lovely and thoughtful throughout. i guess one major reason i'd be hesitant to buy is that i&#
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by beardicus 5y ago
> Public charging stations may look like the electric version of the gas station, but nearly two-thirds of PEV drivers in the survey said they didn't use them. Exactly why they didn't use the public stalls was not specified. be
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Particle Launches EtherSIM, with Completely Free Global Cellular Connectivity(hackster.io)
2 points by beardicus 6y ago|0 comments
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Solar Protocol(solarprotocol.net)
25 points by beardicus 6y ago|5 comments

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