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[Show HN] Elliot, a little Python script to generate fake phonecalls
2 points by peterhajas 15y ago|0 comments
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by peterhajas 15y ago
How does this compare to lipsync in terms of binary files? https://github.com/philcryer/lipsync
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If you're using Ruby trunk, regenerate your keys(svn.ruby-lang.org)
134 points by peterhajas 15y ago|21 comments
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by peterhajas 15y ago
Thank you for licensing this - when I checked earlier, it was "I'll figure it out", but thank you for putting it under an open source license. Nice stuff!
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by peterhajas 15y ago
Just played this for 5 minutes. Absolutely fantastic! I had a riot, and seemed to play some music with other people. Really cool!
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by peterhajas 15y ago
Tried on Safari, it timed out. Cleared my cache, tried again. Same thing. Tried Chrome, timed out. I'll enter my location manually, it seems like a really awesome idea!
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by peterhajas 15y ago
Which platform are you on? f.lux on OS X works just fine across many displays.
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by peterhajas 15y ago
I used this when it was in beta, and it's really really nice. I can't wait for iPad support!
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by peterhajas 15y ago
I meet people who license code under Creative Commons. The license is made for lots of stuff, but it doesn't deal with the intricacies of source code. Some of them are often confused about open source licenses. It probably doesn't help that
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by peterhajas 15y ago
Absolutely love this post. I'm an open source developer myself, and I can sympathize with the ayttm folks. Many bug reports are brief, don't explain much, and (occasionally) seem standoffish. This was a really great read, and I think it's a
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Why floats suck - accurate galaxy-wide coordinates in 128 bits(facepunch.com)
205 points by peterhajas 15y ago|83 comments