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Andy Fletcher (Depeche Mode) has died(twitter.com)
8 points by kimi 4y ago|2 comments
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A curated list of resources on the Behringer 2600 synthesizers(github.com)
2 points by kimi 4y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 4y ago
The think that makes it great is that nothing is dryly in tune, and that gives the instrument its flavor. But yes, it works great. Nothing bad to say about the analog part. The MIDI controller used to be not-so-good on early firmwares, but
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by kimi 4y ago
Brought a tear to my eye
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by kimi 4y ago
If you like what you see, you can do worse than get yourself a Behringer 2600 - VST get a good sound but do not get you the feeling of "noodling", and the Korg clone is for collectors, not hackers. A selection of getting-started r
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by kimi 4y ago
> I can see the future as being devoid of any humanity. Considering how many of the readers of said blog will be scrapers and bots, who will use the results to generate more spammy "content", I think you are right.
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by kimi 4y ago
Elixir's ex-doc lets you embed Mermaid directly, and generate it on the fly through a function.
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by kimi 4y ago
And put that under source control.
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by kimi 4y ago
They don't do "pricing" - you need to add your own carrier for everything. That's the point.
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by kimi 4y ago
Possibly very interesting (production usage at WA sounds rather interesting) but it really does not say much.
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Jambonz: Open-source CPaaS built for communications service providers(jambonz.org)
2 points by kimi 4y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 4y ago
In the same space, but looking somehow more mature, and based on Freeswitch as its voice core: https://www.jambonz.org/ - it is available as a standalone project or a managed cloud (for small apps, a quick test, or prototy
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by kimi 4y ago
No - they are doing the opposite. A "lite" thread will be a thread, period. It has a different implementation, but it behaves the same way. You ask for one or the other, but they basically work the same way from the PoV of the pro
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by kimi 4y ago
> I think that much of the philosophy around blockchain comes from the lack of faith in human governance—which is to say, a certain kind of misanthropy. So the blockchain gets two things right: avoiding double-spending and an honest as
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by kimi 4y ago
And all of them are currently "good enough", so roughly at the same level of fitness. Of course, models that have been relatively stable for 400M years, like sharks, are in some sense "better" than the fad of the day, li
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Single file scripts in Clojure with Babasha, no Java required(github.com)
1 points by kimi 5y ago|0 comments
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Psychological impact of early Covid-19 on healthcare workers(frontiersin.org)
1 points by kimi 5y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 5y ago
Refactoring is still hard and awfully manual. And like all dynamic languages, a wrong key (was it :user or :users or :username or :user_name?) will be a PITA to find.
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by kimi 5y ago
No it's a Clojure thing. Other lisps may vary.
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by kimi 5y ago
Asciidoc and Asciidoctor can produce DocBook, and from DocBook you can do most formats. Working with the DocBook toolchain is rather unpleasant and brittle (depends a lot on the versions), so my company ended up packaging everything in a Do
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by kimi 5y ago
Don't want to spoil the party, but you could get all of this and way more with Elixir, running on a platform that was designed for this. And with LiveViews, you could do without a client. Aren't you kind of reinventing the wheel?
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by kimi 5y ago
Go have a look at what Elixir is doing with LiveViews .... The fatal flaw of React is that there are two states - client and server. Very often two different languages. Two different teams. Long and painful build. And in any case, you canno
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by kimi 5y ago
Not sure anybody ever used those. At -like- chf 1 a pop, they paved the way for WhatsApp to eat mobile telecom's lunch.
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by kimi 5y ago
Behringer 2600 - lots of fun and sounds great.
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by kimi 5y ago
We started having issue s this morning and lost a bit of time to get this to work, and then noticed people were contacting our support to get it fixed. So we thought we could write a public tutorial.
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by kimi 5y ago
I created a short step-by-step blog post, with images, about a solution that worked for us because people started contacting our support. I think I can share it here: https://www.queuemetrics.com/blog/2022/01/
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by kimi 5y ago
I hope i am mistaken, but the auto-updater of my own FF was blocked.
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by kimi 5y ago
Very interesting presentation. Horde is a wonderful tool.
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by kimi 5y ago
To put this in perspective, see Charles Tart bio on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Tart - his book "Altered States" was quite famous at the time, and inspired the book "Altered states&
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Why I’ve Studied Survival of Death Research, and What I Conclude, So Far(blog.paradigm-sys.com)
1 points by kimi 5y ago|1 comments

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