hecanjog

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   by hecanjog 2y ago

   I also highly doubt anyone who signed agreements to have their music included in the Free Music Archive would have been OK with this. The particular type of license was important to contributors and there's a difference between allowin
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   Real-time binary data logging/tracing toolkit(github.com)

   2 points by hecanjog 2y ago|0 comments
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   Karya Is a Music Sequencer(ofb.net)

   3 points by hecanjog 3y ago|0 comments
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   by hecanjog 3y ago

   Pyo is a good one: http://ajaxsoundstudio.com/pyodoc/
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   by hecanjog 3y ago

   I love it. I tried the new Zelda game during lockdown and wandering around as the music changes is really fun to do. Digging around your website a bit I see you've also made an interactive version of Paul Batchelor's sporth langua
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   by hecanjog 3y ago

   Thanks for sharing that. It's disappointing to hear, but that makes sense. (Edit: your analysis makes sense, not remarkable's response to it...) I'm hopeful it can be repaired. (But not by me!)
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   by hecanjog 3y ago

   I really liked my remarkable2, but I eventually got the issue where it just stops charging and now it's effectively a brick. Tried all the known workarounds I could find with trickle-charging etc. Someone had tracked the issue down to
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   by hecanjog 3y ago

   I'm surprised to be reading that, honestly. I have a first batch framework 13 without any upgrades and I spent the summer working with it outside. Nothing super crazy, 4-6 hour stretches in the park, but I never remember cutting it clo
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   by hecanjog 3y ago

   Ha, whoops. Thanks.
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    Mark Zuckerberg: Threads accounts will be available on Mastodon(threads.net)

    38 points by hecanjog 3y ago|32 comments
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    The point here is that they control the server and the data, not that it's running on a machine physically in the same building.
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    Can someone explain how to read the Conversion Rules section in the second chapter? I haven't seen this style of notation before. For example: Implicit type conversion rules, applied in order, before any operation: ⊗: any operati
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    PipeWire 1.0 – An interview with PipeWire creator Wim Taymans(fedoramagazine.org)

    13 points by hecanjog 3y ago|1 comments
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    Ask HN: What's Up with FedNow?

    2 points by hecanjog 3y ago|1 comments
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    Stanford scientist, after decades of study, concludes: We don't have free will(latimes.com)

    3 points by hecanjog 3y ago|0 comments
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    When I was reading the website, I thought "oh, I misunderstood: this is a threaded voice memo app, that's cool". Threaded voice memos would be cool. I have some friends who send voice memos like emails and I like it a lot. If
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    I have a 1st batch framework (the first batch of the first laptop version) which I haven't upgraded or changed at all yet. (Hinges are on the list tho!) The fan engages sometimes but it doesn't bother me in practice FWIW. I'm
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    This is a very nice combination of sounds, and I like the opinionated collection of patterns. I've got the clave going like elevator music while I'm up randomly in the middle of the night. :-)
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    Perfect Sound Forever: Artifical Intelligence Seen by Musicians(furious.com)

    1 points by hecanjog 3y ago|0 comments
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    I really don't know either. When it works for me though, I think it looks like people going out of their way to point the finger at themselves, and nobody going out of their way to wag a follow-up finger at them. I'm not sure hidi
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    For those who don't know Phil Burk is a computer music pioneer, and HMSL is a pioneering computer music system. This pay-to-play nonsense from Apple is frustrating. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hierarchical_Music_
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    Make signed HMSL app for macOS(github.com)

    1 points by hecanjog 3y ago|1 comments
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    I'd like to hear your dad's music, too!
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    It very much is super hard
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    It's about $40/month, but it's my personal server for everything else too. Hosts some web radio projects with liquidsoap and icecast, some generative audio experiments, and so on. It's still probably more server than I n
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    No, it's hosted on a hetzner server.
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    Since December I've been running a jitsi instance just for family and friends. It's been working well for me, and I like that I can just send a link to anyone and they can click it and join the call in a browser without messing ar
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    This is fun, but is it trying anything? If you choose only the first 40% of my answers, you aren't going to understand me. It's hard to understa
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    I'm surprised that Salesforce has a research division, and they're working on something like this.
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    by hecanjog 3y ago

    Yes, that was my experience too. Everyone needed to pass a basic keyboard skills class the first year (or test out of it) regardless of their focus in performance, composition, teaching, etc.