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by lolive 1y ago
Ah man, what can i say.... That's SO tempting! Small comments/interrogations regarding hardware vs software in this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45235398 May be you have some opinion regarding these.
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by lolive 1y ago
In the case of ODDYSEi, I am not sure whether the included 6-controls sequencer [i think that’s called P-lock] and/or the desunion on 8 « channels » [not sure of the wording] also exist somehow as hardware devices for the real ARP Oddy
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by lolive 1y ago
My path has been to work a lot in the ODDYSEi app. Now that I understand most of it, I am really considering buying a ARP 2600 replica. So yes, the switch from software to hardware comes with time. But, at least for me, the first step is ch
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by lolive 1y ago
True. But for going from zero to semi-hero, that’s definitely an option. [the huge amount of presets in software synths is really an BIG added value, so you can learn how each given sound is built]
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by lolive 1y ago
Additional note: synth emulation is also available in the Bristol Linux app, or in the [proprietary but very complete] Arturia VST.
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by lolive 1y ago
I discovered by pure chance the vast ecosystem of iOS synths apps. And I was absolutely blown away. 90+% of the synths of the past century are available for ~5-20€ each. Connect that to a basic KORG MicroKeys Air [extra cheap, but includes
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by lolive 1y ago
Holy cow! I litterally convinced TODAY my data governance team to investigate the adoption of JSON-LD at scale on our web service internal portal. Kudos man! Your heritage is still alive!
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by lolive 1y ago
Tell that to my mother :)
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by lolive 1y ago
That’s called MakeOrBuy. Why do everyone go to Facebook [/or HN] instead of self-hosting their blog? Because Facebook [/or HN] is a bunch of highly skilled experts that have shaped the proper UX for ubiquitous information exchange
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by lolive 1y ago
Being a daily user of Foundry, I really see Foundry as a scalable implementation of the SemanticWeb / LinkedData principles. Not to go [again] in the technical debate, I will summarise their stack: they use Spark as their foundation, w
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by lolive 1y ago
During my interviews, may be I should ask them to read and understand this: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... prior to any dev they plan to do in JS/TS. PS: 10 bucks th
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by lolive 1y ago
That reminds me of my Unix guru of the 90s: "man pages ARE easy to read". [spoil: "when you are already an expert of the tool detailled in it"]
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by lolive 1y ago
Man, for the first time in HN, I am teased to actually read the article. Update: oh my god, I read the article. And feel completely cheated!!!! Note for my future self: continue to read only the HN comments
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by lolive 1y ago
To elaborate a bit, telling them that you should not "aList.foreach(asyncMethod)", but you'd better do "Promise.all(aList.map(asyncMethod))" is NOT very easy for them.
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by lolive 1y ago
I am teaching asynchronous programming in typescript to junior developpers. And i find really tricky to tell them that async and await do MAJOR magic behind their back to make their code readable as synchronous code. And then, I need to det
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by lolive 1y ago
Too expensive.
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by lolive 1y ago
I use Obsidian for that. A note=a URL, a screenshot, an explanation.
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by lolive 1y ago
Warpd is really cool in that context. ( https://github.com/rvaiya/warpd ) First, hint mode: https://github.com/rvaiya/warpd#hint-mode-alt-meta-x switching to normal mode: https://github.c
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by lolive 1y ago
For people using keyboard a lot, and who HATE to have focus going out of the HTML rendering panel, you can simply Ctrl-F Esc and you are back on focus. Best hint I read on the Internet since 1967 !
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by lolive 1y ago
Link Hints, what else !!!!!! https://addons.mozilla.org/user-media/previews/full/232/2320...
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by lolive 1y ago
From my memories, when Unicode arrived [i.e ages ago], I bet 10$ it would never succeed . Now that it is reasonably supported everywhere [and I lost my 10$], I am more confident that sometimes good ideas eventually win. #callMeOptimist
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by lolive 1y ago
Why wouldn't they adopt the v2.0?
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by lolive 1y ago
Foundry is a MARVELOUS stack ! [And VERY expensive !]
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by lolive 1y ago
The fact is that those comics are sometimes not available AT ALL anywhere apart from eBay (or equivalent). It is alreadu VERY tricky to learn that those items exist. And then, determining their value for you is simply not possible without t
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by lolive 1y ago
You were not supposed to spoil the website behind my #WONTTELL hashtag ;)
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by lolive 1y ago
Man, you probably gave me the only use case that could push me beyond my basic usage of Obsidian. [i wait for your YouTube demo. #PROOOOFIT]
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by lolive 1y ago
Once again, I repeat, discovering something completely unexpected makes this discovery moment "special". Personnaly, I materialize that discovery by making it real in my real life. So I buy a physical copy. That is also a way to b
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by lolive 1y ago
Let's agree that I use piracy to find the things that match my tastes. [something that the legal offers fail to provide conveniently]
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by lolive 1y ago
You are probably right, I am not representative of the vast majority of people who consume products, whereas I collect [what I consider to be, for me] GREAT stuff. But one of the point I also wanted to highlight is that I knew nothing about
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by lolive 1y ago
Ok, there are not only obscure stuff. More blasts from the past, that really would deserve a better exposure. In term of non-Marvel/DC comics, things from Bernie Wrightson, P Craig Russel, George Besse, Alberto Breccia, Moebius, Druill

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