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by janesconference 7y ago
The keyword generation part, for me
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by janesconference 8y ago
Down
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by janesconference 8y ago
That said, they should have used Thioacetone. Good way to ruind their car or even their house forever: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thioacetone
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by janesconference 8y ago
IANAL, but I'm pretty sure that if you booby trap something and your trap indirectly causes the harming or death of someone, you could be co-responsible :( Not sure if you can bring the video to the police and try to get them arrested.
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by janesconference 8y ago
I think you'd be legally liable if they get hurt or, worse, if they lose control of their car and hurt or kill some innocent driver / bystander. Even spraying glitter is quite bold. Imagine if they swerve and kill someone, that&#x
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Project HTU: Market predictions from collective intelligence(clairmont.co)
3 points by janesconference 8y ago|0 comments
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by janesconference 8y ago
+1 for Mr. Stevens!
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by janesconference 8y ago
You'll find that's incredibly hard to make people use your side project even for free, let alone for money. Start small and consider it a win to have > 1 recurrent users who find your side project useful. Then you can think abo
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by janesconference 8y ago
That is a goldmine, thanks!!
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by janesconference 8y ago
Absolutely - see my answer here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17610784
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by janesconference 8y ago
I guess so. But then again, there's a bunch of people who are taking care of the draft and browser vendors will probably implement it soon. In the ever changing world of web development, that's as close to a standard as you get, i
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by janesconference 8y ago
Thanks! The UI is something I came up with, and that normally I use in my side projects. I'm separating it from my business logic code and maybe I will share the components sooner or later. I just don't know if the world needs ano
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by janesconference 8y ago
It's a private repo; I will probably open parts of it in the future.
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by janesconference 8y ago
That's really good! I'll take a look as soon as I get home.
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by janesconference 8y ago
Creator here - thanks for the feedback! For anyone interested on the stack, the visual part is React / Redux SPA. I use Firebase's Firestore as a DB (I wanted to try it and so far it's really cool) and Google Cloud Functions
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by janesconference 8y ago
That's really cool and I'll surely consider it for future releases. I'm trying to sort out the priorities for this project and the feedback on HN is amazing. Thanks.
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by janesconference 8y ago
I don't have a public link to the method they used, but I heard of this technique on the Web Audio Slack channel, which you can join here: https://web-audio.slack.com/ . Basically, as I understood it, they found a way t
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by janesconference 8y ago
Sorry if I hurt any browser's sensibility. Hope no browser was offended by my app :) However, I didn't refer to "browsers that don't follow an early adopter in implementing a working draft" as "old", thoug
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by janesconference 8y ago
That's true, that's inaccurate. I'll change the message with the next deploy.
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by janesconference 8y ago
As soon as browser support the standard, the message will be shown less and less. Chrome was an early adopter, but Audio Worklets are part of a W3C working draft, which is the de facto standard for web audio: https://www.w3.org&#
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by janesconference 8y ago
For now, yes. But, since the app is based on a standard spec, other browser will hopefully support Web Audio Worklets soon. > — Please note that the app runs only on Chrome > v66, for > now, because Chrome is the only browser imple
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by janesconference 8y ago
Might be! I would also like to add MIDI files drag and drop, so that you can "play" your pre-made MIDIs. There are a lot of features I would like to add, and more support for MIDI is one of them.
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by janesconference 8y ago
I understand your point of view, although there are people I know who managed to run Web Audio API plugins as VSTs :) This particular app is meant more as a playground / sketch / sharing tool for DSP techniques, and imho it makes
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by janesconference 8y ago
Thanks! It's definitely a possibility, but first I would like to see how people use it. Not sure if it should be an hand picked mechanism (easy but time expensive) or an automatic one - people tag their creations, possibly vote them, a
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by janesconference 8y ago
What did you do to try it? How does it fail?
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by janesconference 8y ago
This is a good introduction to worklets: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/12/audio-work... These are a bunch of demos: https://googlechromelabs.github.io/web-audio-samples&#
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by janesconference 8y ago
In short, Audio Worklet is a new API which allows you to write code to generate or modify an audio signal in real time. The key point is that it runs in a separate browser thread, i.e. it doesn't have to wait for the browser painting t
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by janesconference 8y ago
Audio in is supported - it just uses your computer's audio in. Just press on the "Line In" checkbox on the left to allow your browser to access your audio. Alternatively, you can send a pre-set sample to the worklet by select
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by janesconference 8y ago
Creator here, happy to answer any questions! Here's an example delay effect: https://dsp.audio/editor/QbQuSG8sMKsMnrqgf7NB/1 Please feel free to use the tool to prototype or show your creations around. — Plea
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Show HN: Web DSP audio editor(dsp.audio)
133 points by janesconference 8y ago|47 comments

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