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by chr15m 1y ago
Will add this, thanks for the suggestion!
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by chr15m 1y ago
Looks cool! It's a much more difficult problem than it looks - great that you got something working.
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by chr15m 1y ago
No regrets. As a solo dev I can use whatever I want and I use ClojureScript for almost all projects. I've been writing code for decades, used dozens of languages, and nothing comes even close to the DX affordances of cljs. It's an
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by chr15m 1y ago
That's a good point. Will fix, thanks.
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by chr15m 1y ago
Great ideas, thank you. I will triage these suggestions into the issue tracker. Many thanks!
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by chr15m 1y ago
Importing samples is on my TODO list. Thank you for the feedback!
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by chr15m 1y ago
I don't like creating a lot of audio nodes on the fly for that reason. Beat Maker re-renders the audio to a buffer any time a value is changed. The audio engine is very efficient, literally playing one static buffer on loop. For the br
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Show HN: I made a generative online drum machine with ClojureScript(dopeloop.ai)
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by chr15m 1y ago
People often prefer things that are worse for them.
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Against Platforms(kirkhamilton.substack.com)
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by chr15m 1y ago
Then you rely on it constantly without realising.
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by chr15m 1y ago
Is Make still a thing? I sure would hope so, but I haven't seen much of Make activity in HN recently.
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Code with AI the Hard Way(kamens.com)
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by chr15m 1y ago
Rules for thee but not for me.
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by chr15m 1y ago
The price is liberty is eternal vigilance. Just as you must work each day if you want money, you must oppose tyranny each day if you want liberty. They will always want more power over you and you will always have to fight them because of t
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by chr15m 1y ago
Unless the case is iron.
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by chr15m 1y ago
I was in the same boat and I found Nostr is a perfect fit. You can write a 100% client side no-server app and persist your data to relays. Here's the app I built if you want to try it out: https://github.com/chr15m&#x2F
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by chr15m 1y ago
Thank you!
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by chr15m 1y ago
From the link: "Handle receipts as little as possible" Some good tips there. Will bear that in mind, thanks!
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Show HN: Print the daily weather forecast on a thermal receipt printer(github.com)
21 points by chr15m 1y ago|6 comments
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by chr15m 1y ago
This website needs an "upvote harder" button.
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Show HN: A decentralized command line key-value store on Nostr(github.com)
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by chr15m 1y ago
Good point. Good hires have the potential to become even better.
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by chr15m 1y ago
Yeah true. Thank you.
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by chr15m 1y ago
Hiring is not a zero sum game (growth of the company/economy through good hiring means more positions are created). I've hired software developers before and what I was looking for was somebody who commits code that works and is g
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by chr15m 1y ago
Thanks for sharing this, great article! You describe a way of living that is probably much more common than the ramen scurvy CEO lifestyle, but it doesn't get written about because people want to read about financial success and winnin
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by chr15m 1y ago
"the greatest at what you do" is by definition a zero sum framing that will lead 99.999% of participants to view their lives as a failure. It is literally madness to make this your goal. The alternative is to choose to be very goo
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by chr15m 1y ago
You should try Strudel. All you need is a web browser. https://strudel.tidalcycles.org/
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by chr15m 1y ago
Good to know, thanks for your reply!
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by chr15m 1y ago
It's it just me or does the graph of LLM language performance versus training set size show the opposite of what they are saying? To me it looks flat, implying training set size has little influence on LLM performance in the language.

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