elialbert

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by elialbert 8y ago
can anyone think of any way to make money betting against magic leap?
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by elialbert 9y ago
having done some stuff with webaudio api I doubt there's much can be done about this right now.
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by elialbert 9y ago
I believe you're thinking of narcolepsy
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Quantified self and color schemes(medium.com)
3 points by elialbert 9y ago|0 comments
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by elialbert 9y ago
my funny meeting cory story: ran into him after a lecture and fanboyishly told him I'd been reading boingboing half my life (~15 years) - he freaked out, muttered something like "I'm not that old!" shook my hand and ran
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by elialbert 9y ago
god I mean it's everything from the guy's name to the setting ('sipping a hot beverage' in a 'palace hotel') compared to the content of his actual quote, which is incredibly presumptuous.
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by elialbert 9y ago
scott alexander at slate star codex absolutely kills it with a statistical analysis that supports the memo writer's opinion. http://slatestarcodex.com/2017/08/07/contra-grant-on-exagger... he's also
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by elialbert 9y ago
the article seems to be OK with it being voluntary (more or less?). I think it's just making the point that it's immoral not to give it away. maybe instead of "stealing" excess wealth we can just shame it more than we do
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by elialbert 9y ago
x.com was indeed a weird business communication platform. They designed an entire API around SOAP-style verbs that had no RESTfullness whatsoever and were defined in a bunch of public read only repos. for some reason it didn't catch on
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by elialbert 9y ago
thanks for the cool answer. I wonder if there are future-sludge type foods to make this easier / more sustainable / more palatable?
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Ask HN: Can a single city house sustainably produce its own food, energy?
1 points by elialbert 9y ago|2 comments
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by elialbert 9y ago
maybe virtual reality games of the future will be a valuable source of random numbers? also currency liquidity? I think they will be more and more useful to multiple aspects of life, and not just to the people playing them.
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by elialbert 9y ago
good feedback I will work on that. shift up and down to move around, space to play/pause.
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by elialbert 9y ago
vue seems way simpler to me. I like react just fine, but for a one man, quick 1 month dash from start to finish kind of project, vue is fun. here's my messy components folder in the src if you're curious what it looks like: https
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by elialbert 9y ago
fair enough!
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by elialbert 9y ago
it is a known problem... the more audio nodes I hook up, the worse various platforms that aren't top of the line computers perform. and even then sometimes... I've basically decided to revisit this project in a couple years when
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by elialbert 9y ago
thanks :) yeah it definitely needs polish. pressing enter goes back and forth I should try to make that more obvious.
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by elialbert 9y ago
oh and it only works on modern browsers on non mobile right now, sry :/ it taxes sound cards and browsers pretty hard.
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by elialbert 9y ago
I posted this a few days ago but since it makes noise I thought maybe non work hours would be better. I'm really looking for feature requests / bug reports / ideas and I'd appreciate if you took a look!
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Show HN: Vue and Firebase and Web Audio API(banger.fm)
33 points by elialbert 9y ago|13 comments
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by elialbert 9y ago
I probably should've waited till evening to share this but I'm excited. Also, I should mention that it definitely doesn't work on mobile or older computers.
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by elialbert 9y ago
Been working on this in my spare time for months - hope you like it! I'm open to any bugs/features/ideas :)
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Show HN: Realtime multiplayer beat production online(banger.fm)
3 points by elialbert 9y ago|3 comments
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by elialbert 11y ago
@strgrd Apple's behavior is a big part of the story, yr right. tho I think it's a separate controversy, honestly, more related to walled gardens and cult of apple BS. maybe my point is that as long as government doesn't get i
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by elialbert 11y ago
verr troo, tho the way lobbying works I'm not sure they'd even need to be directly involved with the policy.
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by elialbert 11y ago
you mean "wrong side of history"?
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by elialbert 11y ago
long time lurker, first time poster here. curious to hear opinions on this piece I just wrote. thanks!
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Ad blocking “controversy” just foolishness(creaturefeaturecode.blogspot.com)
20 points by elialbert 11y ago|16 comments