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1y ago
Yes...and it's LOUD!
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1y ago
In case the site is down when you read this (as it is now): https://web.archive.org/web/20250819061343/https://annas-arc...
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1y ago
Very surprising that you're offering this without subscription. Huge selling point. Next time the need arises, I'll come back for WithAudio.
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1y ago
Nah…We would have attempted to squeeze even bigger things into 18- and 36-bit address spaces that would have been equally short-sighted. But this is a tragedy of successes :)
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1y ago
I understood the article just fine, despite the spurious hyphen. The HN title could be improved immensely if it just said 7 microseconds.
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1y ago
Wow, very nice! Interestingly, uses a completely different set of player libraries compared to https://chiptune.app (chiptune2.js and libopenmpt vs. libgme and libxmp, etc.) Also was started way back in 2015. And yet there are m
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1y ago
I hope the PMs are reading this thread. They misjudged the tradeoffs
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1y ago
Wow, nailed it. I take it this is a collaborative fiction project? Not to worry, Gemini explained it to me: > The core conceit is that you, the reader, have gained access to the internal database of a secret organization. The articles ar
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1y ago
It's very hard to figure out what resource is incurring charges – and get to a page where you can press "Cancel" on that resource – from the Billing Page. I had to open a support ticket to shut down my Cloud Workstation beca
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1y ago
Right, Sabine's channel is the modern version of that "ancient" show.
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1y ago
I love the switcheroo thought experiment: imagine we have always had transparent glassy user interfaces; for whatever reason, that's what the techology allowed. And in 2025 we have made a breakthrough and finally achieved opaque button
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1y ago
It's really beautiful, but I don't want it on my device.
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1y ago
Could easily extend the idea to zoom in on the map, constraining to various region sizes... The information gets a little "washed out" when you combine all the timezones into one blob.
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1y ago
You’ve got me beat by 1. Congratulations
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1y ago
When I was in design school, the dean roasted me for slapping cartoon flowers on a brochure for a female audience. It was hackneyed in retrospect. Kinda like this
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1y ago
nit: Renoise; good stuff, thanks for sharing.
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1y ago
I think the site just went down.
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1y ago
Really awesome UI. Is there a quick YouTube demo?
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1y ago
Anybody else reminded of the old Sony logo? https://tixy.land/?code=y%3C7%26%26%28x%2Bsin%28y%29%3C6.4%2... edit: much better with a negation :)
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1y ago
Spend five minutes on webcomponents.org for a depressing ride. Broken links, broken demos, ghost town community and shuttered chat servers. Sponsored and abandoned by the Google Polymer team, or so it appears. Just sad.
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1y ago
There are caveats and warnings already by the time we've added an `<x-header>`, and the attribute boilerplate seems onerous right from the start. It pains me to say that almost a decade on, I'm still not a fan of web compone
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1y ago
"Trix"
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1y ago
Wha... I need to look into this. Grim.
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1y ago
The experimental section was most interesting: https://ace-step.github.io/#Experimental Puh tss puh tss Kshhh ff kshhh ff Bmm tkk bmm tkk Drr-dr-d-d-dt
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1y ago
IWNO, thanks.
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1y ago
Thanks, the original article is unreadable on mobile due to the ads.
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2y ago
Thank you, I would have mentioned this myself, but forgot the name of it.
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2y ago
Yes... IMO, the WebAudio synthesis primitives are not particularly useful. You are so much better off discarding these primitives and rolling your own for an audio project of any significance.
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2y ago
Blargg's Blip Buffer library is a widely-used implementation (especially in chip music synthesis), explained in detail here: https://www.slack.net/~ant/bl-synth/
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2y ago
Product designers are going to experiment...Vote with your feet. Don't use horrible products. The only thing worse would be EU mandated progress bars
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