eliasdorneles

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by eliasdorneles 4mo ago
Those relationships are the ones who hurt the most when they end.
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by eliasdorneles 6mo ago
> My question is: Is thinking about music as applied mathematics a good way to create good music? Or is it just the most easily digestible model of music for the crowd on this site? You are probably aware that there are these things call
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by eliasdorneles 8mo ago
Tbh I've only personally tested on Firefox (desktop and mobile) on Linux and Android, and some friends tried on Chrome. I'm going to install Chromium and see if I can reproduce -- thanks!
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by eliasdorneles 8mo ago
Thanks for trying it out and thank you for the honest feedback. That's interesting, many friends of mine tested it and nobody reported an issue with loading. (Btw I wrote the audio loading code more than 10 years ago, it wasn't wr
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Show HN: A Drum Listening Game(eliasdorneles.com)
1 points by eliasdorneles 8mo ago|4 comments
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by eliasdorneles 10mo ago
I second that! I was trying Zig for some small projects, but ended up switching to Odin, because I found it much more comfortable!
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Show HN: TUI personal monthly budget planner(github.com)
4 points by eliasdorneles 1y ago|0 comments
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by eliasdorneles 1y ago
Fair point, my example was indeed "shipped to production" and may not compare a throwaway static generator toy project. I still think those estimates are off, because I think many of those projects would need significant research
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by eliasdorneles 1y ago
I quite enjoy the spirit of the article, and I believe joy in programming has become even more important in the AI agent coding age we're leaving. However, am I the only one finding those time estimates way too short? I'm not the
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by eliasdorneles 3y ago
As far as I have explored the subject, the support for playing with the computer keyboard will probably be restricted to "simple plucking" (no support for "press and hold", and no velocity). For keyboard expression, it w
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by eliasdorneles 3y ago
Hello, author here Not just yet, MIDI input is the next big feature I want to add! =) ("dang it!" protested a voice "i wanted this to be a surprise!! now, you've ruined it, announcing on HN...", "rhoo, it will
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by eliasdorneles 3y ago
> So you can play piano over SSH obviously! Oh yeah, you can call some friends to login to the same server and play a concert over SSH!
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by eliasdorneles 3y ago
so cool! thanks for sharing that!
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by eliasdorneles 3y ago
Hello, the app creator here > it hints at a latent desire for computing closer to how I enjoy it ;) Agreed, same here!! If you like this, you might also like my solitaire clone for the terminal: https://github.com/eliasdo
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by eliasdorneles 3y ago
Interesting, thanks, i'll have to check out how that works =)
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by eliasdorneles 3y ago
Hello, UPiano creator here =) > Why insist on doing this inside a terminal... ? Simple: because it's fun!
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Show HN: UPiano, a Piano in Your Terminal(github.com)
8 points by eliasdorneles 3y ago|0 comments
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by eliasdorneles 10y ago
Lombok is kinda bigger commitment than attrs, because it interfaces with Java compiler internals (last time I used it, it was only possible to compile with sun/oracle jdk). attrs seems lesser risk IMO, it's just a plain Python lib
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by eliasdorneles 10y ago
Hello, Hynek! Thanks for attrs, wonderful library! I'd suggest to market the "serious business aliases" more prominently. It's not about aesthetics, but expectations: people like me are immediately puzzled by "attr.
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by eliasdorneles 10y ago
I've also wrote about undoing things in Git and other productivity tips here: http://eliasdorneles.github.io/2016/06/19/on-getting-product...
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by eliasdorneles 10y ago
This story is simply badass!
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by eliasdorneles 10y ago
ahh, __VIEWSTATE, a pain in the butt for everyone doing webscraping of government official websites. :)
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by eliasdorneles 11y ago
There has been some discussions and a proof-of-concept with asyncio + aiohttp: https://github.com/scrapy/scrapy/pull/1455 However, as you said, it'd be a major change and it would affect the whole ecosys
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by eliasdorneles 11y ago
Well, missing data can happen from problems in several different levels: 1) site changes caused the items that were scraped to be incomplete (missing fields) -- for this, one approach is to use an Item Validation Pipeline in Scrapy, perhaps
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by eliasdorneles 11y ago
Agreed, that can be truly challenging. It's important to store the timestamp of when the page source was downloaded, together with the timezone if available.
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by eliasdorneles 12y ago
Nice tutorial! Lua scripting is lovely.
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by eliasdorneles 12y ago
I don't mean to trash anything, these are known bugs (there are lots of them issued there: https://bugs.launchpad.net/dateutil ). It seems that dateutil has just not been receiving much love from its developers lately.
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by eliasdorneles 12y ago
interesting. it seems to support only English dates, sadly.
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by eliasdorneles 12y ago
Well, it is meant to be very forgivable. Right now it outputs the same thing for both "1 week ago" and "1 weeks ago" (even though the latter is grammatically incorrect). Can you elaborate what you mean by "proper gr
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by eliasdorneles 12y ago
Yeah, dateutil it is cool, but it has a few problems: >>> from dateutil import parser >>> parser.parse('') datetime.datetime(2014, 11, 24, 0, 0) It gets worse with fuzzy parsing: >>> parse

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