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by hashhar 5y ago
If you have files which have lyrics already embedded I believe BlackPlayer does a pretty good job (and it's a very awesome and well customisable music player in and of itself).
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by hashhar 5y ago
The correct answer is Nazis IIRC. However it's sad that people are trying to imply someone is a Nazi since they hate the Bauhaus style.
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by hashhar 5y ago
I believe PocketCasts (the podcast app) has that feature and I really love it (except when listening to audio dramas or music :P - thankfully can be configured per podcast). It really makes a lot of difference especially with podcasts since
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by hashhar 5y ago
I have noticed that Ruby tends to move towards more magic which is true in this case. I don't see any benefits at all from this.
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by hashhar 5y ago
I think most people are not aware that there was a time when laptop CPUs were replacable and not soldered on.
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by hashhar 5y ago
Agreed on the third point. But the first two have been fixed for quite some time now.
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by hashhar 5y ago
I have my Picard and beets configs hosted here - https://github.com/hashhar/picard-beets-config I currently have a workflow like: 1. Add tags, move and rename files using MusicBrainz Picard. 2. Run beets on the files w
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by hashhar 5y ago
For others wondering - he's the Packard from Hewlett-Packard which people know better as HP.
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by hashhar 5y ago
You would love Cigarettes from the Fort Minor album The Rising Tied then. It talks about exactly what you are saying - why do all raps have to be about guns, violence, drugs and domestic violence etc.
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by hashhar 5y ago
This sounds very similar to how DAW (digital audio workstation) software has features to "transpose" pitch. You essentially just move one of the notes to where you want it to be and all other notes get transposed relative to it.
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by hashhar 5y ago
That feature got pulled last year and hasn't existed for over a year and a half now.
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by hashhar 5y ago
Carnac is really the best one - configurable enough, beautiful and performant. I do think it's Windows only though. Haven't tried within WINE yet though.
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by hashhar 5y ago
It's recovering - everything's working for me now. Much hugs to the GitHub SREs.
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by hashhar 5y ago
I like the quick insights I can gain from this! Very promising. It's very basic in it's current implementation but I see a lot of potential specially about the "how files are linked" part. It's a nice bird's ey
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by hashhar 5y ago
You're getting downvoted most probably because your comment provides no arguments why. Why would I be better off with Gremlin or Cypher?
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by hashhar 5y ago
You might find https://trino.io/ interesting. It allows you to bolt on a MPP SQL execution engine on top of any data source including pre-built connectors for Druid and Kafka. It's all ANSI SQL and the best part is you
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by hashhar 5y ago
Suicide is something that happens due to a cause, generally mental health issues or extreme physical pain. “died by suicide” removes culpability from the person who has lost their life and allows a discussion about the disease or disorder f
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by hashhar 5y ago
Audio management better on MacOS? There is no system level volume mixer, you can't route audio between apps, you can't even monitor an audio output device. To do anything sane with audio on MacOS requires external applications lik
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by hashhar 5y ago
Restic doesn't implement compression and most probably never will (since compression when combined with encryption has been known to make the encryption "weaker"). Borg's "encryption" doesn't instill confi
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by hashhar 5y ago
Thanks for sharing this - I haven't yet looked but the description itself makes me feel bad that we don't let people make decisions for themselves. I feel the only reason we don't let people chose that path is to make ourselv
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by hashhar 5y ago
> People more readily mentally visualize somebody without a leg, somebody with open fractures. Not so much for mind stuff, > it's not concrete enough to most until it turns physical (i.e. you're a bloodstain on the floor). T
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by hashhar 5y ago
The lack of empathy in the comments is scary. No wonder the situation is so bad. Let me present a scenario which might seem more relatable since it seems people understand physical pain but have no "scale" of what mental pain coul
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by hashhar 5y ago
TL; DR -- You have a chronic pain. No painkillers help. Every doctor you go to doesn't have a quick-fix. People around you keep telling you "you're imagining things", "be spiritual", "it isn't as bad
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by hashhar 5y ago
Bash has had on an average 1 to 2 releases every year for the last few years.
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by hashhar 5y ago
That goes for every role. Bad lighting will kill thr movie, bad audio mixes will kill it and on and on.
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by hashhar 5y ago
You can come up with the best story you have but if I as an audio engineer create a mix where you can't legibly hear dialogue you'd walk out of the theater in anger. If the cinematographer has constant camera shakes in every shot
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by hashhar 5y ago
What makes the writers more special than cinematographers, audio engineers, set designers, editors. Each of these skills can be learned and each of these also have some level of personal creativity and discovery that can't be learned a
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by hashhar 5y ago
Agreed. It's useful either way to have some sort of "smoke-test" version of the entire test suite so that you can have reasonable confidence that things are working and if needed you can still run the full in-depth suite. Tha
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by hashhar 5y ago
Awesome, for some reason I couldn't think of the workaround of committing to a temporary branch. > Hour-long test suite runs are a problem in and of themselves. I'm not sure I agree. Let's say I have a data integration sys
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by hashhar 5y ago
Didn't know that. Thanks a lot for sharing this info. So I can take a look at some prior work of how it gets used in large projects and make sense of it.

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