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by erikschoster 6y ago
I <3 finch too, though I haven't used it in quite a while. It has a really impressive TUI with windowing etc. For example: https://inconsolation.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/2013-01-24...
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by erikschoster 6y ago
Most instances I've seen are used to host music uploaded by the original authors, or collections of CC-licensed music, etc. I actually have yet to see anyone using funkwhale to share music publicly they didn't create themselves or
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Plotting patterns in music with a fantasy record player(windytan.com)
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by erikschoster 6y ago
This looks really useful -- have you considered selling a print version?
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by erikschoster 6y ago
Very nice to see this expressed, thank you! This is a trap so many folks fall into when starting out with generative work IMHO. There's this kind of natural instinct to anthropomorphize the data -- where the assumption is that some pla
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by erikschoster 6y ago
I’ve had a turntable in my life since I was six playing children’s 7”s on a Fischer price setup. My parents records were my introduction to music, basically. Learning how to operate the big turntable when I was old enough to be allowed to f
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To My Friends at Facebook(fogknife.com)
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by erikschoster 6y ago
Thanks for checking it out! Trevor Wishart & CDP have been inspirations, I've incorporated some of his ideas surrounding waveset synthesis & transformations into pippi. Primarily, pippi is the environment I use to compose my ow
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by erikschoster 6y ago
The closest thing I have right now are the first two tutorials in the docs: https://pippi.world/docs/tutorials/ These are meant to build toward a final example mixing aspects of all the tutorials into a more reali
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by erikschoster 6y ago
Thanks! I’ve been performing with what I like to call a “just-in-real-time” approach with pippi now called Astrid, which allows for live coding (instrument modules reload when the file is saved) MIDI input, etc. It is in a works-for-me stat
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by erikschoster 6y ago
That made my day, I had no idea. :-) (It is named after Pippi Longstocking FWIW.)
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by erikschoster 6y ago
Pyo might fit the bill for you! http://ajaxsoundstudio.com/software/pyo/
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Show HN: Computer Music with Python(github.com)
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Vaccine protects upper and lower respiratory tracts against SARS-CoV-2(cell.com)
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Presence of Genetic Variants Among Young Men with Severe Covid-19(jamanetwork.com)
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by erikschoster 6y ago
It's nice to see this sort of thing here. FWIW in computer music parlance this is usually called an envelope follower. Here's an example of a realtime implementation: https://ccrma.stanford.edu/CCRMA/Courses&#
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by erikschoster 6y ago
Looks like it starts a thread that repeatedly hashes the content of the target script to poll for changes. Watchdog uses OS features like inotify and FSEvents and only uses polling and comparing hashes as a fallback.
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by erikschoster 6y ago
You can add a breakpoint for larger screens and override properties using vw units with rem units that work for large screens. That’s basically how I structure most stylesheets anyway, vw units work great as a base for small screens.
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by erikschoster 6y ago
I think Paul Batchelor would be a great interview subject. He's the author of many novel libraries, tools & languages for computer music & graphics: https://paulbatchelor.github.io/proj/ (Soundpipe & S
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by erikschoster 7y ago
For sure. Accessibility should also encompass things like making content or functionality usable on terrible networks and ancient devices.
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by erikschoster 7y ago
It’s nice to a number of articles making it to the front page that prioritize fundamentals, but it made me sad to see accessibility listed here as a second class topic. It goes well beyond HTML annotations. Opening the door wide shouldn’t b
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Finite Impulse Response Filtering Interactive Demo(demofox.org)
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RMLL 2018 Appel à participations (2018)(2018.rmll.info)
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by erikschoster 7y ago
Would you mind sharing this list?
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文言 / Wenyan‑Lang: Programming Language for the Ancient Chinese(wy-lang.org)
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by erikschoster 7y ago
Reading this was really useful for me. It does a great job of going into depth on high level topics like the python data model and also goes deep into lots of more isolated practical topics like covering useful data structures buried in the
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by erikschoster 7y ago
That looks very helpful -- thank you!
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Ask HN: Do I need a formal business plan for my side project?
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by erikschoster 7y ago
> What ever happened to slashdot.org? I asked myself the same thing not too long ago and ended up putting slashdot back into my RSS reader for a while. I was (sort of) surprised to see that basically everything in the "best of"
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Vvvv – A Multipurpose Toolkit(vvvv.org)
13 points by erikschoster 7y ago|1 comments

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