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by grimmdude 10y ago
I drew these for like 30 minutes straight.
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by grimmdude 10y ago
I don't think that's correct, the password field is case sensitive for me.
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Show HN: MidiPlayerJS – A JavaScript Midi File Reader(grimmdude.com)
1 points by grimmdude 10y ago|0 comments
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Cool, this has some great functionality. A while back I wrote something very similar called "jQuery Ajax Markup". It was much simpler though: https://github.com/grimmdude/jquery-ajax-markup
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Really want to see what this is but site is still unavailable? Been at the to of HN for a while now...
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Oh, by default the library doesn't implement any tone generator. But, in my demo ( http://grimmdude.com/MidiPlayerJS/ ) I'm using https://github.com/danigb/soundfont-player to generate th
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Can I ask your reasoning in doing this?
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by grimmdude 10y ago
You could submit an issue on the repo https://github.com/gleitz/midi-js-soundfonts/
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by grimmdude 10y ago
There's no back end code used with this (assuming you mean server side). I've never tried flocking but it looks interesting. The library I wrote, MidiPlayerJS, just emits JSON events and in my demo I'm feeding those into a
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by grimmdude 10y ago
This is great, nice job! I'm working on a midi player in JavaScript; it would be interesting to use this as the sound font. Maybe assigning certain words to certain pitches. https://github.com/grimmdude/MidiPlay
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by grimmdude 10y ago
He's probably going to regret writing this article in ten years.
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Quartz Used in Military Radio Communication(youtube.com)
2 points by grimmdude 10y ago|0 comments
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Eh, I guess it was mainly the learning curve and lack of payoff. As mentioned here, I think my project size wasn't big enough for it to show it's usefulness.
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by grimmdude 10y ago
I gave TypeScript a try but honestly thought it was more trouble than it's worth in most javascript applications/libraries. Maybe that's just the lazy person inside me, or maybe my projects aren't big enough to make use
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by grimmdude 10y ago
I totally agree. I've been heavily drinking La Croix sparkling water when I crave a soda and I've never been more hydrated!
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by grimmdude 10y ago
At what point does the status of millions of citizens shift from captives to enablers?
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Good point, well on the second load anyway.
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by grimmdude 10y ago
This is cool. Though the 133kb download size for the html isn't great.
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Either leave or put up with it.
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Why is it called Squirrel?
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by grimmdude 10y ago
I value my comment at $5.25. How much do you value your comment?
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Right? Stiffest forum on the internet right here
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Really, -4? Man, HN sucks
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by grimmdude 10y ago
aaghhhhh
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Cool app. It's interesting to think about the idea of different content/ads being served to people based on their emotion.
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Ha, I love this. Love the name too, great job
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by grimmdude 10y ago
You can use straight PHP in blade templates if you want. Even with blade tags, for the most part it's still just PHP.
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by grimmdude 10y ago
Definitely Laravel. My company switched over at the end of last year and it's been great. I think it meets all your requirements except for `no php code in templates`, though I think you'll always have to have some minimum templ
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by grimmdude 10y ago
I mean, if you're talking about keeping the SAME living standards moving from somewhere cheaper to SF then that would apply to any major city really. Just depends on your priorities I guess and what you like.
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by grimmdude 10y ago
So, you're making 'decent bank' now yet you need to make 4x that to live in SF?

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