mrmufungo

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Tell HN: If you operate a .box domain, Stripe may decide to close your account
3 points by mrmufungo 2y ago|1 comments
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by mrmufungo 5y ago
Hey, no problem! I bill the site as more of a music streaming and storefront service. It's much more in-line with services like Bandcamp and Soundcloud, where users can upload their own music. The site leans more towards Bandcamp in th
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by mrmufungo 5y ago
Two years ago, I posted a Show HN about a music streaming service I've been working on for about four years at that point. It was my first serious project I've ever worked on. Check out the Show HN: https://news.ycombin
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
Noted!
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
Noted!
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
This is doable. If implemented, what would you like to see? I imagine whatever the notification system would show, e.g. uploads from other users, comments, etc.
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
You have a Collection, which is where music you've purchased resides. If an artist decides to remove their track, but you purchased it, it's "soft-deleted" - the artist themselves cannot access the track, but you still c
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
The revenue model of Bandcamp, the interactivity of SoundCloud. I think that's how I would describe it.
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
Unfortunately, Safari does not support Opus-encoded audio using the Web Audio API. I actually had to push a hotfix earlier this week since Safari uses webkitAudioContext as opposed to AudioContext (which I wasn't checking for) - the si
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
Not a stupid question at all! I actually looked into byte-range requests as opposed to downloading individual segments, indeed Amazon S3 does support byte-range requests. I would think it's similar to implement, and wouldn't have
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
I'd label it as a music player and a store. You, as a listener, can browse the site and purchase music to add to your collection. Artists are listeners to, so they can do the same thing, but they also can upload their own music and mon
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
The backend is pure Java, and is composed of four separate microservices. The web server (we use Javalin) is nothing special; the transcoder works as follows: * An POST request is sent to the web server. If the file is valid, it is moved vi
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
Sure. The site is billed as a delivery service, thus you're able to upload music (that you have the rights to) and monetize it. You could, of course, opt to give away your content for free; there's no requirement to login or perfo
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by mrmufungo 7y ago
This was initially a project I had started to get better acquainted with the Web Audio API. I had done some preliminary work with the Media Source Extensions API and piping output via to the Web Audio API, but I wanted to see how well the s
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Show HN: A music delivery service built around the WebAudio API(ampl.fi)
80 points by mrmufungo 7y ago|28 comments