genericguy

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   by genericguy 5y ago

   But you can't even play a chord progression in tune without changing the root tone. Not dissing this, it's a cool experiment and I like the visualization, but there's a reason strict just intonation hasn't been used for
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   by genericguy 5y ago

   I'm a violinist! The answer is "it depends". There are so many complexities to tuning that relies on harmony which is continuously changing. Mostly it is done with careful listening and intuition. Even playing with a piano, w
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   by genericguy 5y ago

   This instrument can only play in tune in one key.
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   by genericguy 5y ago

   Accurate!
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   by genericguy 5y ago

   We have people testing, but we aren't pushing for adoption yet until we have a more complete MVP
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   by genericguy 5y ago

   We are using it at couchers.org. It's a drop-in replacement to the 1.x versions which were properly open source.
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   by genericguy 6y ago

   Though it would need writing all the network code!
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   by genericguy 6y ago

   Looks great, I would use it over gRPC just for being able to use objects instead of the java-like setX nonsense.
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   by genericguy 6y ago

   Wow, I had no idea that ffmpeg.wasm exists!
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    by genericguy 6y ago

    So, either News Corp gets $$$ from FB and Google, or they pull out of Australia and people have to go directly to them for news. Fantastic, a win win situation for everyone's least favourite company. And the protagonists are shit as we