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Chainable Oscillating Drones(greenvitriol.com)
6 points by janesconference 2mo ago|0 comments
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by janesconference 9mo ago
Fun fact, I guess: I acquired a cutting of that same Sigmund Freud begonia that was successfully propagated into three big plants that live in my house. My fiancee worked at the Freud Museum / house for a while in London, and the plant
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Show HN: Phlebas, a live timeseries sim controlled by the console(greenvitriol.com)
3 points by janesconference 1y ago|0 comments
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Monorepo Tooling with NPM and Shell(greenvitriol.com)
2 points by janesconference 1y ago|0 comments
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A Synchronization Engine for Everyone(greenvitriol.com)
14 points by janesconference 2y ago|0 comments
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by janesconference 3y ago
Just came here to say "Mickey Mauser"
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by janesconference 3y ago
I saw it too in the 90s, unfortunately I can't remember the game's name.
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by janesconference 3y ago
Thanks! Re: 1, the docs are not really deep on that, but from your answer it seems it possible to self-host y-sweet on Cloudflare workers (I guess) with Durable Objects as storage? Also, if you guys are going to have a paid plan, how do you
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by janesconference 3y ago
How does it scale? What happens if you have many users or a bunch of users with huge history on their data? If you haven't hit these limitations, what do you plan to do when (if) you hit them?
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by janesconference 3y ago
A couple of questions about y-sweet, based on the experiences I had with CRDTs: 1) Does the server keeps in memory the "active" documents? In other words, does the server need to open a document and keep it in RAM while clients ar
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by janesconference 3y ago
That's really cool. What is pic.sh's funding plan?
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by janesconference 3y ago
I remember it was hard-core techno with heavy basses and short spoken vocals intermixed. Very good quality, more on the "real music production" than on the "videogame track" side of things. Year might have been roughly 1
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by janesconference 3y ago
Long shot, but I remember a friend playing a beautiful digital tune made with a tracker from an Amiga demo. I remember the chorus had a sampled voice saying something like "Amphora" (which was probably the name of the demo authors
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by janesconference 3y ago
In general, Sicily has a very tight economic and cultural bound with oranges and lemons. Citrus fruit are extremely difficult to grow where winter gets cold (that's why the richest in Europe had enormous rooms in which you moved whole
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by janesconference 3y ago
If we want to go even backwards, the sudden demand for citrus fruit in Sicily was due to the high incidence of scurvy in long-distance sea expedition in the 1800s, that were in turn facilitated by new methods of measuring longitude, first o
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Lockless, concurrent memory allocator with SharedArrayBuffers and Atomics(greenvitriol.com)
3 points by janesconference 3y ago|0 comments
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by janesconference 3y ago
You can do leader election[1] in that case [1] https://greenvitriol.com/posts/browser-leader
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Leader election in browser tabs, the easy way(greenvitriol.com)
3 points by janesconference 3y ago|0 comments
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by janesconference 4y ago
What you did is essentially re-create an offline sampler using Python libraries. Professional samplers do pretty much the same - they take pre-recorded notes, choose which note to play depending on the MIDI message length and other user-pro
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by janesconference 4y ago
Implementing simple auth is not that hard, with JWTs. But you need to use a service anyway for mail (confirm password, reset password etc.), so in the end it's not worth. These days I use Supabase auth and it works.
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by janesconference 4y ago
If Safari is the better browser, they should allow competition. Users will choose the better browser anyway.
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by janesconference 4y ago
They're not "not working and not searching", they're working under the table to not pay taxes and they're officially unemployed to get the minimum income guaranteed by the State.
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by janesconference 5y ago
I posted the commit here since the repo was flagged as "dupe". Sorry for the confusion. Repo description seems also to have been changed to "What really happened with Aaron Swartz?"
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Faker.js Erased by Author(github.com)
2 points by janesconference 5y ago|2 comments
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Faker.js erased from GitHub with desc “What happened with Aaron Swartz?”(github.com)
2 points by janesconference 5y ago|0 comments
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by janesconference 6y ago
Really cool project. I'm doing a real-time version (gets input on stdin, sends output on stdout), will probably release the code soon.
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by janesconference 7y ago
Spectral subtraction is a way of mixing tracks that will surgically "cut out" the frequencies of one or more tracks from another. The process will generate two or more tracks that fit together perfectly and whose frequencies never
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Show HN: Dovetail, Spectral Subtraction Mixing in the Browser(dsp.audio)
6 points by janesconference 7y ago|2 comments
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by janesconference 7y ago
From the "about" section: Spectral subtraction is a way of mixing tracks that will surgically "cut out" the frequencies of one or more tracks from another. The process will generate two or more tracks that fit together p
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Show HN: Dsp.audio Dovetail, Web Audio Spectral Subtractor / Mixer(dsp.audio)
4 points by janesconference 7y ago|1 comments

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