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by pit 13y ago
Oh, man. Of course, AudioGalaxy was the greatest. The ability to queue songs up from anywhere and have them waiting for you when you got home! To this day, I think all song files should be in the format "artist - album.mp3"
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by pit 13y ago
At first, I wasn't sure why you posted this, but I was too busy rocking out to mind.
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by pit 13y ago
I thought about doing something like that for audio, but I think it gets really inefficient with higher sample rates because you end up with so little overlap. Like this: imagine I've got an array of shorts representing audio data. If
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by pit 13y ago
This is a Huffman table, right? I'm pretty sure this is how MP3s work.
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by pit 13y ago
The original mailing list message says: "There's a new project that is called Neovim that seeks to refactor and modernize the codebase"
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by pit 13y ago
The original mailing list post says: "There's a new project that is called Neovim that seeks to refactor and modernize the codebase."
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by pit 13y ago
Yeah, that's awful.
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Talk about A Singular Christmas at the Automatic Music Hackathon(notes.variogr.am)
1 points by pit 13y ago|0 comments
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by pit 13y ago
Sorry, I got really excited and forgot about the 25-hour thing. I took it down. :( Seriously, though, BitTorrent Sync is amazing.
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by pit 13y ago
I've been pimping BitTorrent Sync pretty hard lately, so B547XI66CJZ6P2TFZBAWZ5QX5RB3ECBM2.
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PublicStuff: Impact your community(publicstuff.com)
1 points by pit 13y ago|0 comments
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by pit 13y ago
> What was explained? As Fomite pointed out, partial immunity. If the vaccines aren't 100% effective, then yeah, we definitely want more people to get them.
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by pit 13y ago
Oh, sorry -- I thought you were talking about ways to subscribe to stories/articles, rather than forms of discovery. These days, about 70% of my exploration online starts at HN. There's a bit from Kottke and Coudal, a couple of T
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by pit 13y ago
I wish I had more examples, but all I can really think of is the fact that sites still offer RSS feeds for reading articles.
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by pit 13y ago
I couldn't agree more. The curated internet is a terrible trend -- it encourages mindless, constant, and immediate consumption and discourages exploration (except safely between the lines of your preferred content aggregator).
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by pit 13y ago
Hi, thanks for getting back to me! I didn't realize that the right swipe existed, but it's amazing! It actually solves both of my problems: now I can keep my thumbs in pretty much the same spot, which is great. I'm using an H
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by pit 13y ago
Okay, I'm typing on Minuum right now. It's extremely accurate but I feel slow. You sort of have to shut your brain off and pretend you're playing a letter hunting arcade game. It seems like I miss the space bar about five p
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by pit 13y ago
Thanks for explaining that. I wasn't sure why it it would matter to Kid #1 if Kid #2 had the mumps, as long as Kid #1 was vaccinated.
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by pit 13y ago
I assumed it had something to do with diabetes -- an online glucose tracker, for example. The fact that it was invite-only made me think "oh, they're trying to create a community for diabetics." It looks good, though. I'
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by pit 13y ago
> I don't listen to music. As someone who loves and makes music, I find this _really_ interesting. Do you play an instrument? Listen to unsigned bands? Don't get me wrong: silence is nice, too. But I don't think I will
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by pit 13y ago
Have you seen the Epic Citadel demo? It's pretty amazing: http://www.unrealengine.com/html5/
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Home Page - My ASP.NET Application(localhost)
1 points by pit 13y ago|1 comments
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How to cure students of the "law of universal linearity"?(math.stackexchange.com)
2 points by pit 13y ago|0 comments
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by pit 13y ago
That's hilarious. It's time to cut out the act of consumption and skip right to destroying goods as a show of power: > "In the potlatch, the host in effect challenged a guest chieftain to exceed him in his 'power&#x2
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by pit 13y ago
Re: Sidenote: I tried out iTunes Radio last night, thinking "this'll be cool!" About two songs into it, they played an ad for Macy's. I'll stick with Rdio, thanks.
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Player Piano (novel)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by pit 13y ago|0 comments
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Umidi: Design Your Own DJ Controller(umidi.co)
2 points by pit 13y ago|0 comments
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by pit 13y ago
This seems like a great question for StackOverflow.
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by pit 13y ago
That's true -- the Start menu has gone through a lot more changes than the shape of the button (moving from one column to two, for example). I guess I was trying to downplay those changes, which have been less disruptive to my workflo
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by pit 13y ago
Worth reading for Richard Branson's story about the first Virgin Airlines flight.

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