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by joeevans1000 4y ago
Heck yeah! Looks really cool.
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by joeevans1000 4y ago
Amazing... and what awesome documentation on the repo.
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by joeevans1000 4y ago
Was the button opt-in a legal workaround for something?
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by joeevans1000 4y ago
What I've wondered through all this is whether he intends to bring in different contractors than than were there before to replace everyone he is firing or causing to quit. Contractors are more disposable and often cheaper.
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by joeevans1000 4y ago
XTDB has a new version coming out which will support, as I understand it, more SQL friendly interaction for those who want it.
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by joeevans1000 4y ago
Keep at it... it's important to have multiple options, and I know the OP would likely encourage you to keep at it. Of course, make it open source as they did, if you can. :-)
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by joeevans1000 4y ago
He fired the accessibility team (who cares about the disabled, apparently), the human rights team (Twitter is in many countries and this has implications), and several other teams that were concerned with people's wellbeing. You may be
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by joeevans1000 4y ago
As someone who cares for a blind father, I can't stomach the decision to eliminate the accessibility team. I am myself moving to Mastodon. I was amazed in doing this that the UI/UX of Mastodon is much better than Twitter. I feel b
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by joeevans1000 4y ago
C'mon. Just try a function. It's on me, no charge.
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by joeevans1000 4y ago
The Clojurians slack is... invite only? Not now, not ever. There's some kind of slack boilerplate sign up thing but it's the same as all Slack channels.
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by joeevans1000 5y ago
I am sick and tired of people using Medium. Why should I have to sign up to something to read your post?
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by joeevans1000 5y ago
Apple no longer cares about providing computers to niche users like musicians.
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by joeevans1000 5y ago
Genuinely consider looking at your non-Apple options. Seriously. I've had many, many macs, but recently they forced me into looking at other options, and they are stunning. Especially in terms of price and ports.
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by joeevans1000 5y ago
Haha. Too little, too late. Screw Apple and their total wholesale abandonment of the professional user. It turns out they didn't care a bit for the loyal users that made them what they are. I don't want to spend thousands on a lap
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by joeevans1000 6y ago
Thanks for the work on Polylith! It was very cool when I looked at it initially... looking forward to trying the new version.
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by joeevans1000 6y ago
That's what I've been wondering and wanting to explore. Thanks for nudging me n that direction. Maybe I can do it all with Max and Live. Then I'd be up for it all. Have you or do you know of someone who has done something lik
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by joeevans1000 6y ago
That's what I've been wondering and wanting to explore. Thanks for nudging me n that direction. Maybe I can do it all with Max and Live. Then I'd be up for it all.
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by joeevans1000 6y ago
I haven't yet seen a third party device that allows you to create a clip of a given length, record into it, and have it loop. You can do this in software if you want to sit on your laptop in front of your audience. You can do the BinkL
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by joeevans1000 6y ago
They aren't sabotaging the market... just trying to get me to buy a Push, I think. Basically, it's easy to do something important with the Push and you can't do it without the Push. I feel you on the value of the Push... it d
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by joeevans1000 6y ago
Be aware, that in reality, for live performance, you have to buy a costly Push device. This is if you want to create live loops of a specified length and have them start playing automatically. They crippled this feature in the DAW so that y
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by joeevans1000 6y ago
As a side note... thank you for Ardour!!
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by joeevans1000 6y ago
This is one of the huge blind areas of Ableton, and one that they chose not to address in 11. You do have to use the Push to launch clips of a specified length in live performance. There have been very complicated workarounds built by third
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by joeevans1000 6y ago
Interestingly, tech workers are responsible for such a resilient divide. Tech workers, the most numerous demographic on this thread, are the ones coding up the bubbles or creating and maintaining their infrastructure. The purpose of the bub
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by joeevans1000 7y ago
Carmack likes lisp. I wonder if he'll be using it on this project.
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by joeevans1000 7y ago
I thought Unity was free, basically, for projects that bring in less than 100K a year.
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by joeevans1000 7y ago
I still feel like the duo just cashed in on wrecking the magic of magic by focusing on just revealing the mechanics of how it's done. Obviously, not a problem for dry adults, but there's an in between world of folks who suspend th
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by joeevans1000 7y ago
The complaints usually refer to hardware customization (RAM, for instance). Now they glue components in and discourage the ability to change components whatsoever.
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by joeevans1000 7y ago
My next laptop will not be a MacBook. Sadly. I've used macs for decades, but it's obvious they no longer listen to or care about the needs of developers. I think musicians will soon follow. They will discover by losing it the soci
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by joeevans1000 7y ago
Yes. I agree. HN speed and simplicity is probably a big reason it's one of the sites I go to first when procrastinating.
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by joeevans1000 7y ago
There was a interesting and relevant post about this recently from a pretty established clojurist: http://flyingmachinestudios.com/programming/why-programmers-...

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