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by jcpst 6y ago
> most new music from 2000-2020 is utter crap This statement is easy to react to and argue against. I almost did. But it’s true. The same is true for music from 1900-1920, or any era. The difference is we have a record of all that “utter
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by jcpst 7y ago
Our shop is probably ~700 devs. I lead one little team as a dev. Here’s what the late projects look like: No project kickoff with the business and architecture. High visibility. Deadlines coming from people outside my hierarchy, with no exp
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by jcpst 7y ago
Some points first: I am an introvert, and normally work in a crowded, noisy open office, as a programmer. I would say I’m at least as productive. The way I see it, I could distract myself in the office too if I want, bullshitting on chat or
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by jcpst 7y ago
“Why I’m using medium to write this article.” I was curious about this, but medium wants me to create an account to read it. Oh well.
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by jcpst 7y ago
DOT notation is simple, and works great for generating diagrams.
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by jcpst 7y ago
I have clocked in way more hours in Rider than VS. I can flawlessly run and debug our decades old monolith with 40-50 projects and millions LOC, containing C#, VB, Web Forms, WPF, files with 80k lines... And all of our .NET Core services on
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by jcpst 7y ago
This.
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by jcpst 7y ago
That is the definition for convention over configuration. Zero Config means no configuration, more like what harp.js does.
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by jcpst 7y ago
It's because of screens that I looked for a slightly older model when I recently purchased a vehicle. Ended up getting a 2009 BMW 328. The design on the inside is wonderful, and screen-free. The computer is simple to use and gives you
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by jcpst 8y ago
very cool, and all in vanilla ES5, impressive.
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by jcpst 8y ago
zeit.co 's "now". So simple, no cost to get started.
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by jcpst 9y ago
Bitwig, an excellent commercial cross-platform DAW, has a UI that is written with Java.
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by jcpst 9y ago
know: Javascript, C#, Bash, HTML/CSS, SQL, Powershell. previously: Java, Groovy, VB.net. been learning: Rust, ASM
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by jcpst 10y ago
At first, it will be hard. You may not have any spare time. After the newborn phase, the amount of spare time you have will slowly start to go back up again. Enjoy it, they aren't little babies for long. You will be well aware of how p
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by jcpst 10y ago
Yep, same here. I always find it disappointing when I can't buy an album with a download in a lossless format.
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by jcpst 10y ago
I don't necessarily find it more complex to get started on, but some of the vimwiki defaults with navigation and creating new pages are nice to me. Plus, it makes my workflow simpler, because org-mode was the only reason I was jumping
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by jcpst 10y ago
Been using org-mode. Trying out vimwiki after seeing this and I like the simplicity of it better. It has enough features for me to remove the overhead of an emacs + evil install just for org-mode.
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by jcpst 11y ago
Excellent, Sleep on HN!
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by jcpst 11y ago
Looks like people in the US don't live past 85. Someone born in 1930 is not older than 100% of people in the united states.
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by jcpst 11y ago
There's a wikipedia page with some of the more established ones: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_audio_programming_lang...
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by jcpst 11y ago
Having any sort of degree + experience can be an advantage. For example, I'm a programmer, but have my Bachelor's in Music and a whole previous career worth of experience. Achieving a college degree shows perseverance. Spend some
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by jcpst 11y ago
Very cool. My only concern is if you have a screen with a lower resolution (1366 X 768), the drawer with the source code causes the user controls to be hidden, so it's not immediately obvious that those controls exist.
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by jcpst 11y ago
I wouldn't say that one certainly wouldn't use Ableton to record a full band of performing musicians. Because I've tracked multiple bands in Ableton. I patched my rig into SSL G and J-series consoles at mid to large sized stu
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by jcpst 12y ago
This is very cool, I'll need to spend some time playing with it. I used abuse an old Powerbook's CPU by using Logic's Time Machine at the maxium settings and clicking through the all the warnings that it might harm the proces