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by pantelisk 5mo ago
> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23337091
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by pantelisk 5mo ago
Yes, it's part of the fun. Original version was 65kb (with just the single editor mode and all the filters, mp3/wav export etc). But then having to add flac codec, tempo estimators and finally the multitrack mode, made it closer t
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by pantelisk 5mo ago
It's the audio track in a channel. A channel is the horizontal strip, a waveform box is a piece of audio somewhere across that strip. You can double click on one to enter single editor mode, or single click to make it active (once it&#
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by pantelisk 5mo ago
I usually use it to edit audio tracks quickly up to 10 minutes long, though I have received nice emails from people who have used for 1hr+ podcasts successfully (though certain heavy operations wouldn't be very fun to use). For multitr
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by pantelisk 5mo ago
Thank you :) I 'll look into it, I am a little cautious of bloating up the filesize (right now it's at 98kb of js and 10kb of css), but if I can make something work efficiently I 'll give it a go. On an unrelated note, I&#x27
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by pantelisk 5mo ago
There is a little [ + ] button next to CHANNELS in the sidebar, it has no limit but right now so add as many as you like :) It's using dom to render the multitrack waveform boxes currently so I would assume after a certain point it mig
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Show HN: Audiomass – a free, open-source multitrack audio editor for the web(audiomass.co)
553 points by pantelisk 5mo ago|120 comments
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by pantelisk 5y ago
How does the Aeron compare to the Embody? I like chairs that are tough and firm on the back (I also prefer sleeping on the floor and use no padding) and get constantly disappointed by soft furniture.
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by pantelisk 5y ago
I don't understand why you are downvoted. Filesystem access is another big one! Chrome has the technological advantage and sports an enormous kitchen sink of features. One has to make the hard decision, work on a concept that will wor
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by pantelisk 5y ago
I built audiomass ( https://audiomass.co ). it is not a dev tool but a general productivity tool (allow people to record, edit and manipulate audio directly in the browser). I just wanted something that works as promised and res
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by pantelisk 5y ago
ha, awesome! I love how minimal the whole approach is I call this, "Sweeping Vertigo" https://doersino.github.io/tixyz/?code=tan%28i%2Bt%29*random...
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by pantelisk 6y ago
A government antagonizing its own citizens, what an odd mindset. The rule always is "Stifle innovation -> Get left behind."
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Yes, I am with you. I really like Joscha Bach's theory that our brains hallucinate ourselves, almost as a fantasy character that goes through life. (checkout his appearance on the Lex Fridman podcast, mind blowing talk by Joscha)
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by pantelisk 6y ago
I believe that consciousness is a simulation our brain is running. Our brain is a computer that runs human simulations. This is why we anthropomorphize everything. Why we buy our dogs a little dog-house that looks like a people house. Dog d
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by pantelisk 6y ago
But why are we celebrating centralization of systems that have "decentralization" as their biggest selling point?
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by pantelisk 6y ago
The art style of Francis Bacon is fantastic, but the troubled life he led is maybe even more intriguing, mysterious and dark. For those curious, here's a very well done documentary on Francis by BBC - https://www.youtube.com
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by pantelisk 6y ago
I agree with you. However, after spending years and years trying to compile software that came with cryptic install instructions. Or have the author insist that since it works on their machine I 'm just doing something stupid. Docker w
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by pantelisk 6y ago
the energy utilization of keeping sockets open for every tab, can get out of control quickly. Usually if users are expecting it to (eg multiplayer game, or collaboration apps) that might be fine. But fetching a tiny page and then keeping a
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Because of react's popularity, it's attractive to make a project that applies react's style of development to threejs. Similarly, around 2013 threeQuery (threejs + jquery) was becoming somewhat popular too (it had a jquery &q
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by pantelisk 6y ago
beyond the third page of google results
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Ultima 6 and 5 have been remade by modders for the Dungeon Siege engine (full remakes with functionality and systems not just a re-skin/tribute) Ultima 6 - http://u6project.com/wp/ (sorry for non-https link) Ultim
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Agreed, violins are green not red (not a joke, I 'm synaesthetic)
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by pantelisk 6y ago
it might be your speakers. Speakers are't neutral, they are optimized for a specific frequency response. Which means that the loudness might be "dropping significantly" rather than you not being able to listen to a specific f
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by pantelisk 6y ago
> dev recruitment is hard. No way. It is pretty easy. To be fair it is harder in the Bay Area than let's say Europe, but it is still a non-issue. Also, the language is extremely easy to pick up, everyone is able to understand the co
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Some people, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use regular expressions." Now they have two problems. (quote from Jamie Zawinski)
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by pantelisk 6y ago
Depends how you define improvement. Technology would still boom maybe even more so, but society and culture would remain mostly stagnant. People's beliefs rarely change. It's the younger generations that further define culture and
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by pantelisk 6y ago
This is how real change happens as well. When Gallileo claimed the earth spins, people didn't look at the facts, thought about it, then came back and congratulated him on his discovery! They accused him of heresy, imprisoned him and wo
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by pantelisk 6y ago
No NPM support is by far the best thing about Deno for me.
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by pantelisk 6y ago
If you don't mind me asking. What stack are you working with? And how do you approach things? My experience has been very different (was able to validate ideas and mvps extremely fast, sometimes even in a day/night - but I am very
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by pantelisk 6y ago
I 've seen people react with a "oh so wacky japan" attitude when something like this pops up. But I agree with you, this is nothing more than a form of therapy. > Another reflected, "I had been slack about visiting th

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