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by gtrevorjay 4y ago
No worries. I appreciate it. I'm going to see if I can reproduce the issue and try @Bewelge's solution.
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by gtrevorjay 4y ago
In a real app you'd definitely want to mute based on losing focus.
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by gtrevorjay 4y ago
Usually I associate that sort of problem with *stopping* a sample (since the stop will almost never happen at a point where the wave is actually at zero). Interesting that FF might have problems at the beginning, since most samples do indee
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by gtrevorjay 4y ago
The lag happens because FF throttles the frame rate that's calling Jerrica when a tab isn't the center of attention. When used in a game, the developer could choose the lazy route I did in the demo or could stop calling Jerrica co
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by gtrevorjay 4y ago
Ha. Thanks. Bonus geek/Marvel points if you understand the irony in Jerrica being 100% written on my custom one-handed keyboard named after Ruth Handler.
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by gtrevorjay 4y ago
Thanks! The demo is dumb stupid in terms of drawing the equalisers (canvas), but that actually makes it a better stress test.
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by gtrevorjay 4y ago
Author here. This is the major drawback of this approach. Since I'm tuning the sound tone by adjusting the playback rate, what algorithm the browser uses for up and down sampling is a major aspect of how playback sounds that I have no
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Show HN: Jerrica, a 100% scheduled, Web Audio native, MOD player for JavaScript(github.com)
138 points by gtrevorjay 4y ago|38 comments
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by gtrevorjay 4y ago
Arduix uses chords but QMK has a more advance system it calls combos where it detects keypresses that are pressed sufficiently close together. There are actually layout shifts on top of that as well, so--for example--you can layout shift to
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by gtrevorjay 4y ago
What's really invigorated everything is cheap microcontrollers and USB/bluetooth. That lets you take your weird layout with you instead of depending on soft remapping.
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Show HN: The Handler: My Eight Key Handheld “Dream” Keyboard(github.com)
23 points by gtrevorjay 4y ago|4 comments
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by gtrevorjay 4y ago
A few people have asked via Discord why I chose to use `DeviceOrientationEvent`. As far as I can tell, it's the most supported accelerometer API. A cursory [Can I Use]( https://caniuse.com/?search=DeviceOrientation ) sea
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Show HN: An HTML endless runner under 900 lines without frameworks or libraries(github.com)
16 points by gtrevorjay 4y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: A Tiny HTML5 Christmas Puzzle Game in Parenscript(github.com)
6 points by gtrevorjay 5y ago|1 comments
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Oakland Co. official goes from loss to win after 'technical glitch' in vote(detroitnews.com)
6 points by gtrevorjay 6y ago|0 comments
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by gtrevorjay 6y ago
Not exactly? Structurally yes, in that before we had fancy tools like "ANTLR" the standard way to write an interpreter/parser was to in more or less a straight-forward way translate the grammar into something that would proce
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Show HN: An Actually-Tiny Basic for Arduino(github.com)
24 points by gtrevorjay 6y ago|5 comments
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by gtrevorjay 8y ago
Hopefully this will be the end of my semi-obsessive journey and I won't end up actually having to manufacture physical units. I guess that remains to be seen though. These were made with our own (bad) assembler: https://gith
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Show HN: SM510 (Game and Watch) Homebrew Games(montrose.is)
1 points by gtrevorjay 8y ago|1 comments
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by gtrevorjay 9y ago
We just debuted this as an art piece at Brisbane's "Game On" event: https://www.facebook.com/GO423 as a commentary on advertising and the resulting laxity with which almost all sites serving third-party ads a
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Show HN: The Plainsight Collection – Play Games at Work Disguised as Ads(github.com)
2 points by gtrevorjay 9y ago|1 comments
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by gtrevorjay 9y ago
In the case of system services, it is probably acceptable (perhaps even ideal) to leave the image management up to deb, RPM, or ostree. systemd shouldn't do everything :) .
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by gtrevorjay 9y ago
This is clearly a trend, though it remains to see if it will garner enough acceptance to actually be "the future". systemd supports launching container-based services via nspawn and already namespaces "legacy" services
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by gtrevorjay 11y ago
That should be fine. The only "lingering" effects would be possibly suid or SELinux labeling oddities, but those are easy to watch out for. And I should have been clear that a remapped root that drops drops privileges and/or
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by gtrevorjay 11y ago
Some of us just can't face going back to writing start-up scripts.
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by gtrevorjay 11y ago
The issue is one of process/collaboration/composition. Even at the largest of distros, package maintainers usually act with pseudo independence. They can change, QA, and push their packages basically at will. Images are collection
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by gtrevorjay 11y ago
Value for each delta will vary, but every extra step (the need to install a keylogger) or dependency requirement (that this be an interactive node and someone eventually logs in) will decrease your overall chance of penetration. Almost no o
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by gtrevorjay 11y ago
Given the possibility of a container escape, it's far better for the escapee to find himself on the outside as a normal user. Just like with kernel exploits, most escapes rely on access to esoteric, complicated, or poorly understood de
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by gtrevorjay 11y ago
In no way should the advice be taken to be never `yum update`. Perhaps the article could have been clearer, but the advice is more subtle than it first appears. It ties into point 4 ("Don't use a single layer image"). You n
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by gtrevorjay 11y ago
Been there. Did not get the t-shirt, but I did perform a [large empirical study][1] on McCabe's. It turns out that once you account for hetero-scedasticity it gives almost no more information than lines of code. Whether that reflects m

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