dsego

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No "yes." Either "HELL YEAH " or "no."(sive.rs)
3 points by dsego 5mo ago|2 comments
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by dsego 5mo ago
I implemented the McLeod NSDF pitch method, which normalizes the autocorrelation to get a pretty reliable estimate with fewer octave jumps. For precise tuning I used phase tracking between successive single-bin DFTs tuned to the target freq
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by dsego 5mo ago
For me it's hard because of tempered tuning, so each string should be slightly out of tune for everything to sound good. If I tuned by ear, I could get two open strings to match, but all the fretted notes and chords wouldn't sound
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by dsego 5mo ago
There is a new movement jokingly named "retardmaxxing", action over analysis, failing fast, quantity over quality, simplifying, etc. https://www.retardmaxx.com/
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Optical Storage in 2026: Dead or Dead Useful? [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dsego 5mo ago|0 comments
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by dsego 5mo ago
Honestly, I don't know, translated it would be stomach alignment, it was popularized by a traditional healer and herbalist nun who lived in Bosnia.
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by dsego 5mo ago
It's all in the details, eg. in sublime if you use the goto panel and highlight a file it will immediately show a preview, in zed you have to click on it, so you lose the snappy feeling.
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Blessed Syntax and Ergonomics(gingerbill.org)
3 points by dsego 5mo ago|0 comments
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by dsego 6mo ago
It's a specific alternative therapy, a traditional practice associated with adjusting or repositioning the stomach in folk healing. The woman who performed this on me is a physiotherapist.
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by dsego 6mo ago
Could be, almost like something was trapped and fermented inside.
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by dsego 6mo ago
It felt uncomfortable and I needed to pass gas but managed to hold it.
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by dsego 6mo ago
Sounded like alternative medicine, but it was supposedly centering my stomach or adjusting the intestines to be in their optimal place, e.g. some people have organ displacement, the stomach is too low or too high, and somehow that affects d
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by dsego 6mo ago
Not related to beans, but I had serious issues with bloating, gas and bad smell comparable to sewage. It went on for years until I had a short massage to adjust my stomach, the lady was pushing and shifting things around. This was a few mon
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by dsego 6mo ago
It's now possible to carry a spare battery or two, instead of lugging a portable power bank and slowly charging your phone. This is great news for outdoorsy types, travel, long bicycle rides, hiking, and so on.
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by dsego 6mo ago
Some people are just too stubborn, especially if they come from a place of authority and seniority. I'm doing house repair work right now with an older relative. He learned how to do repairs and renovations by himself, things like work
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by dsego 6mo ago
I was the yielding type, not speaking up, letting others take charge. In my experience, it's not always worth it, especially if you care about the thing you are working on. I went so far as to just dissociate from everything and distan
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Book Summary: "Essentialism" by Greg McKeown(nielsbohrmann.com)
1 points by dsego 6mo ago|0 comments
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A protective case for your glasses(thangs.com)
2 points by dsego 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dsego 6mo ago
That's a valid concern. I've seen some hard to grok hooks with polling, async stuff, hard to follow logic, etc. Like with anything, need to have taste, it's easy to dump too much into one hook and like you mention, it gets ha
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by dsego 6mo ago
It's not just react query, you can make a quick useFetch and useMutation hooks (or claude can), it's not that complex. If you don't need more advanced features (eg caching), you can easily cut down on 3rd party dependencies.
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by dsego 6mo ago
Sorry for being pedantic, but the first example could be rewritten to extract the pattern into a higher level hook, eg useNotifications. One way to simplify components before reaching for store libraries. The reusable hook now contains all
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by dsego 6mo ago
I found this out when I tried running an old app I compiled on MacOS several years ago, it still has the old title bar gradient and traffic light.
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by dsego 6mo ago
It's not just that you need to get used to gestures, it's that they are not discoverable at all, and that they can be awkward to perform with mobility issues, old hands, short fingers, etc. It's easy to make the wrong gesture
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Microsoft Publisher will no longer be supported after October 2026(support.microsoft.com)
17 points by dsego 6mo ago|8 comments
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by dsego 6mo ago
> Surely our camera gear is exponentially better now They are better, but not exponentially. You can't beat physics, film cameras can still compete in terms of dynamic range and resolution, the optical elements haven't changed
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Switching from Spotify to Apple Music: Notes on a Surprisingly Bad Desktop UX(twitter.com)
3 points by dsego 7mo ago|0 comments
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by dsego 7mo ago
I use a Peterson strobe tuner on my smartphone, it's really good. I've also coded my own strobe tuner to learn more, unfortunately no mobile version yet. https://github.com/dsego/strobe-tuner
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by dsego 7mo ago
Sometimes I want to strike up a conversation but get no reaction or even a dismissive glance and get ignored. It feels like the universe has a script and I went off track.
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by dsego 7mo ago
yes, but is it a good foundation for relationships, after the spell is broken you maybe end up with someone who is not really compatible and the limerant starts resenting their former limerant object.
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by dsego 7mo ago
First, there should be maps and plans for all mine fields to know the exact position. But this war was insidious, and mines were planted without any method.

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