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jbl0ndie
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1y ago
In the UK, our national mapping service has built a tool for hosting vernacular place names to help first responders. https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/news/new-national-vernacula...
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I remember a time before Ireland set up postcodes (zip codes) for the whole country. If postcode was mandatory field in an e-commerce address form, you couldn't mail stuff from the UK unless it was in Dublin. Dublin had postcodes. I ma
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That is very nice! It reminds me of Usman Haque's WiFi Camera project from 2006. That wasn't anywhere near realtime but it did use wasabi-pea cans https://haque.co.uk/work/wifi-camera/ I miss tech art th
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It's pretty good on Chromecast, though some of the media player design patterns don't quite translate to non-apple.
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This is ripe for a Krazam adaptation. https://youtu.be/1RAMRukKqQg?si=CrRUbA3Ktsm5v7Kk
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There's a school of thought in change management that suggests that a time comes when current stories aren't working for the culture you're trying to move an organisation towards. A few here have said morale was low at FB rig
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I guess that's enshittification for you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification
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This exact product won't be available in the US but self adhesive trunking is a neat way to hide cables without cutting or drilling the wall. https://centaurmfg.com/products/16-mm-x-16-mm-pvcu-self-adhe...
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That's assuming you have no transferrable skills from one career to the next and that there's a well-mapped career path in existence for a given role. What about new careers that suddenly pop into existence around nascent technolo
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You might struggle using microphones if it's very low frequency because most human audio microphones intentionally filter frequencies that are below (and above) human hearing range. Perhaps fixing to he contact mic to the right resonan
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There's also a banner offering 3 day free trial. Are you testing which is the most popular time period for the trial?
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Glorious. Excellent work @walz. Reminds me of the work of the artists in the now very sadly defunct https://fffff.at/
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Isn't that the idea (or perhaps the promise) of languages like R or notebook tools like Jupyter or Collab, which provide a means to ingest, clean, analyse and present your data, then share the code you've used to do that.
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It's the same. I can't remember why they have two websites. Here's some earlier HN coverage and discussion of the same topic. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39469274
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What were you modelling? Cyclopropane? I did something looking similar using a Fortran tool called Gaussian not long after.
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I've always been baffled why those two got canned. They were both really useful.
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Nice animation! Reminds me of https://isovists.org/
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They do look impressive but the videos are all 3D graphics rather than real. The texture on the robot body and shadows are the giveaway.
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I'd forgotten how many they had killed off. Adobe actually ended up abandoning their Figma acquisition https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38681861 You could add Lightroom to your list of survivors. Autodesk employed
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That's a way better explanation.
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I didn't explain it well but I think that's the point, one could do all kinds of visual or audio things, it's one of many multitools for audo-visual media creation. Often these projects need to combine multiple technologies t
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Back in the early 2000s there was such poor support from non-Windows for high powered graphics cards, it's no wonder vvvv never moved to other platforms. I worked at a Mac/Linux art studio in that time and we had to keep buying Wi
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It's a node-based visual framework, I guess. Around 2006 I worked on a project using VVVV to create sound reactive, generative visuals that tracked a pop singer as he moved on an LED stage. The visuals were displayed on the stage. We h
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I'd be interested to see an algorithm for the blinkenlights effect he demos.
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Exactly that! Blink and you'll miss it though, hence my post with a link for anyone who is interested.
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Any video that references Mike Harrison as inspiration is all right with me. https://electricstuff.co.uk/
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Enshittification it is indeed.
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Certainly not SAFe, despite what the project management department will tell you.
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I really love the https://teropa.info/musicmouse/
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It's in the top left, labelled master or sawtooth. Defaults to 0.500.
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