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by joeyrobert 11y ago
This is great and an idea I've toyed around with building. I think we'll eventually see web-based music composition and DAWs in the browser take off. As someone who's become used to composing with guitar tablature (a la Guita
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by joeyrobert 11y ago
The array notation can be automatically added to your build tool (gulp, grunt) using ngAnnotate: https://github.com/olov/ng-annotate . This reduces the amount of duplication and Angular boilerplate around dependency inj
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by joeyrobert 11y ago
This seems like a good start towards a symbolic math library like SymPy[0] for JavaScript. There's lots of cool client-side applications for such a library, something like Mathway[1] or WolframAlpha[2] that doesn't need to hit a s
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by joeyrobert 11y ago
It's better than doing the real thing.
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by joeyrobert 11y ago
That alarm sound is awful and it's not clear why it's playing. Edit: Linking to NewRelic by clicking on the boxes would be useful. Also perhaps a config file/server instead of using local storage to save credentials (so I can
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by joeyrobert 12y ago
Carry the key file around on a USB drive, perhaps?
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by joeyrobert 12y ago
PasswordSafe ( http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/ ) for password storage + encryption. I sync the .psafe3 file using Bittorrent Sync (Windows, Linux, Mac, Android and iOS clients). Works really well and I own my data.
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by joeyrobert 12y ago
Password Safe is great. I have a long password, and sync it to my phone and 4 computers using btsync. Windows, Mac, Linux and Android clients all work seamlessly.
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by joeyrobert 12y ago
Very true. Companies are so willing to give their data away to the cloud, be it email and chat (Google Apps, Slack) or source code (GitHub, Bitbucket). Companies are getting cheaper to run, but that comes at a cost of leaking data to 3rd pa
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by joeyrobert 13y ago
Everyone SMILE! Say cheese!
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The Natural Rhythm of Time(yaoganglian.com)
1 points by joeyrobert 13y ago|0 comments
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by joeyrobert 13y ago
Thanks for the plug. I too hacked it out in a couple of hours after reading the article.
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by joeyrobert 13y ago
Another quick implementation of this game: http://joeyrobert.org/projects/ultimatetictactoe/
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by joeyrobert 13y ago
What's he going to do when he comes across a problem where these is no library that solves it?
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by joeyrobert 13y ago
Agreed, results are important but you're taking a chance trusting any library Joe Programmer created in a couple of hours. I think it's a form of Cargo cult programming.
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by joeyrobert 13y ago
Full flippant source is 79 lines: https://github.com/mintchaos/flippant.js/blob/master/flippan... Call me old-fashioned but I prefer not to use these "mini JS and CSS" libraries for every littl
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by joeyrobert 13y ago
Hello everyone! We're a startup corporate eLearning company that specializes in making corporate training fun through gamification. For the next two months, we're holding a competition for developers to submit small browser games
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Do you build web games? Join the Axonify Game Contest.(games.axonify.com)
1 points by joeyrobert 13y ago|1 comments
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by joeyrobert 14y ago
I'd love to have whohears.me namecheap: joeyrobert Could be a good audio mashup site.
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by joeyrobert 15y ago
I'd totally use an open source clone of that.
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by joeyrobert 15y ago
It doesn't mean you can't code it too. It's a great learning exercise, regardless of who got there first!
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by joeyrobert 15y ago
That is, if you know what you're searching for.
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by joeyrobert 17y ago
University of Waterloo