mueslix

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by mueslix 7mo ago
Great. You added my project to your site without asking, then cold-emailed me about it, and wrapped the whole thing in a thin layer of "congratulations". Let me be direct: this is not flattering. It's spam. On top of that, yo
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by mueslix 6y ago
Sorry, that was a misunderstanding. Only the chat is using web sockets, the video stream is served as HLS.
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by mueslix 6y ago
1. Websockets 2. Depends on the size of chunks and amount of files in the HLS playlist. Both are configurable values. Anywhere between 3 and 20 seconds 3. Not yet, but it's planned
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by mueslix 6y ago
One of the authors here: it should actually automatically detect your background color and adjust its theme to it. Alternatively you can pick a different style with `-s`, or even write your own one!
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Bubbletea: A fun, functional and stateful Go framework to build terminal apps(github.com)
9 points by mueslix 6y ago|0 comments
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by mueslix 6y ago
This is rather unfortunate. If only the spammers realized they could simply post four PRs on their own repos. That would at least limit the problem somewhat.
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Show HN: Gamut, a Go package to manage colors and generate palettes(chris.de)
3 points by mueslix 8y ago|0 comments
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by mueslix 8y ago
A fairly short answer: code readability. People seem to try to write their code as compact as possible, not realizing that they usually only write a piece of code once, but they and others will have to decipher and make sense of it a dozen
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Show HN: An Algorithm to Generate Beautiful Color Palettes(chris.de)
8 points by mueslix 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A k-means clustering algorithm implementation written in Go(github.com)
23 points by mueslix 8y ago|0 comments
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by mueslix 9y ago
It was originally written to work nicely with IPredator first, simply because that's our current VPN service of choice. UDP support will probably come, but it actually severely impacted performance (about 30% slower). Trying to squeeze
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by mueslix 9y ago
All the heavier processing is done in C already. Lua is only used for handling dis-/reconnects, rekeying and the likes. Hence I don't think LuaJIT would improve the performance much in this particular case.
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by mueslix 9y ago
That may be true for Intel CPUs, but you're forgetting the Raspberry Pis, ODROIDs, APUs et cetera.
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Show HN: Smartcrop, a Go library that finds good image crops for arbitrary sizes(github.com)
5 points by mueslix 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Crunchy – finds common flaws in passwords. Like cracklib, written in Go(github.com)
2 points by mueslix 9y ago|0 comments
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by mueslix 9y ago
It actually is pretty much as modular as it can get. I'm not sure what issues Martin has with compiling Qt, but I consider it a fairly straight-forward experience.
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by mueslix 10y ago
Update: I've committed a fix that prevents building this bee (freedesktop.org notification support) on Windows/OSX.
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by mueslix 10y ago
The dbus-bee obviously won't run on Windows, but it's not a hard dependency of Beehive. You can simple comment out the import of any Bee in beehive.go. There's a discussion to be had about how to enable/disable particula
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by mueslix 10y ago
I guess it can't harm to ask nicely. Thanks for the tip!
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by mueslix 10y ago
huginn is a great project, by all means keep using it! The need for Beehive originally stemmed from our local hacker space, where we wanted to run a little daemon for 'home-automation' tasks, with the ability to control it via IRC
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by mueslix 10y ago
Since you would self-host your own Beehive instance, there's luckily a way around that: create your own Facebook app for development (you will never publish it) and use its tokens to connect your Beehive with it. That being said, there
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Show HN: Beehive – An open source IFTTT powered by Go's templating engine(github.com)
247 points by mueslix 10y ago|44 comments
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by mueslix 10y ago
Instead of making sites that try to predict the unpredictable, I'd rather ask the question if TCP is still the right tool to use. There shouldn't be a reason for a big page with many resources to not load - it should just be slowe
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by mueslix 11y ago
I don't feel sleepy after drinking coffee, I simply don't feel it having any effects on me whatsoever. That being said, I can't stand the taste of it either, so I've probably had less cups of coffee in my life than some
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by mueslix 12y ago
You can download the latest YouTube resolver from here: http://teom.org/axes/nightly/ Just "Install from file" it in the settings.
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Show HN: Tomahawk 0.8, a multi-source music player(tomahawk-player.org)
19 points by mueslix 12y ago|5 comments
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by mueslix 12y ago
Sure, you can always find us on irc.freenode.net channel #tomahawk
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by mueslix 12y ago
I assume it just wasn't accessible enough for the average user to gain a bigger user-base. The technology behind it is still alive in Tomahawk, though, and you'll be able to use Tomahawk as a headless daemon (which you can control
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by mueslix 12y ago
You can find pre-packaged versions of all our resolvers (updated nightly) here: http://teom.org/axes/nightly/ - just use "Install from file" in Tomahawk's settings and pick the .axe file.
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by mueslix 12y ago
Thanks for the kind words. We've fixed the problem with the default Ubuntu theme and also have a bunch more design improvements, as well as general bug fixes which you can find in git (stable-0.8 and HEAD). Not being able to resolve tr

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