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hecanjog
11mo ago
The toplap wiki has some more history about the community too: https://toplap.org/wiki/HistoricalPerformances Edit: oh right! Also the toplap documentary from 2005 has some actual video of early live coding performance
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hecanjog
11mo ago
Never bothered to set one up either! I type `startx` and get dumped into dwm. (Udiskie is a nice addition for automounting drives too.)
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hecanjog
11mo ago
I thought the original LINE had made a typeface, bummer. https://www.lineimprint.com/
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hecanjog
11mo ago
Ha, yeah I think it's my vim muscle memory that made it feel so weird. `j` going left instead of down and `k` going right instead of up. `h` and 'l` probably would have made me feel right at home though. (And in fairness, changing
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hecanjog
11mo ago
I love it, but it was very disorienting to use `j` to move forward and `k` to move backward.
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Ask HN: How do you daily drive your Linux phone?
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hecanjog
1y ago
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hecanjog
1y ago
I was under pretty much all the false impressions mentioned in the article, it was a nice introduction for me. The name comes up, but I never connected the dots.
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hecanjog
1y ago
> es6 is ready for prime time I hope this becomes common knowledge! There was a period somewhere between when the web platform didn't have good tools to make web applications (plus DOM manipulation was slow) and the mainstream adopt
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hecanjog
1y ago
The modern web platform is capable and not bad at all to work with directly. I love seeing projects like HTMX and the recent hyperflask etc showing the way, but you don't need to buy into a project to follow this path, just use the web
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hecanjog
1y ago
> American-like banking detected... who uses checks in 2025?! :) Yeah, fair. :-) I live in a small town, the only check I write is my rent check, which I literally walk across the street to deposit. But I still on rare occasions receive
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hecanjog
1y ago
I've had the same (US) bank for 20 years, it's a small one, they have a nice web interface (and I can deposit checks through it on my laptop) but I've never run into a situation where I needed to have some smartphone app to d
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hecanjog
1y ago
I have a first generation framework 13, I upgraded the mainboard last year to the 12th gen intel i7-1280P mainboard. My original mainboard was from the first batch with the bios battery issues but still works, though I haven't had succ
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Introduction to Computer Music
(cmtext.com)
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hecanjog
1y ago
This was my experience, too. During that period there were free tools and accessible information for learning, search was useful and the excitement was about making things. Not products to sell, interesting software to use. Then it all got
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hecanjog
1y ago
It really depends. I think if there's a majority trend, it's just to have another job of any kind.
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hecanjog
1y ago
Our instance just came back up.
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hecanjog
1y ago
Cleaning up the aftermath of a fairly large refactor of my computer music system this weekend.
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hecanjog
1y ago
Sure hope they do. Ridership is at record levels, if they get shut down it's certainly not for lack of demand.
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hecanjog
1y ago
Would this have an impact on Amtrak service? The trains in my area often get stopped by freight traffic, and Chicago is pretty much a mandatory change-over point. Could this allow some routes to open up connecting each side of the Mississip
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hecanjog
1y ago
> The article's CSS was so awful Small text sizes? What is the problem for you?
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hecanjog
1y ago
> my college is a kind of a kind of a center of the most tradicional, western avant-gard electronic music, so certainly I agree that it leaves a lot of outside Let's list some of the outside. Maryanne Amacher, Pauline Oliveros, Élia
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hecanjog
1y ago
This claims the EPA and OSHA already perform the same duties, is that actually true?
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Barry Vercoe
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Barry Vercoe, who made coding sound accessible to all, has died
(mixmasterworld.com)
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hecanjog
1y ago
I love this browser, thank you for building it!
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hecanjog
2y ago
Yes, they mention a few times the concern that students are offloading critical thinking rather than using the tool for learning.
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2y ago
I think that they're saying a little bit of playing around with replacing thinking and composing with automated tools is recoverable, but at an industrial or societal scale the damage is significant. Like the difference between shoveli
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2y ago
Consider an HTML fragment being inserted into the DOM as a result of a user interaction. If the fragment contains elements which need event listeners attached, or any other js-enabled behavior (like a progressively enhanced select component
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2y ago
Good luck! Are you in Winona, too? I live near the campus and have been considering taking some classes there, this was a nice surprise to see. :-)
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hecanjog
2y ago
I'm sort of worried they're hinting at these "network states", which seem well placed to not only trick people into parting with their money, but also potentially their homes. https://www.bbc.com/news
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