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by przemoc 15y ago
Thanks for commenting. Ableton Live is undoubtedly a great software. AFAIK it's not suited for rapid prototyping. Here is some nice stuff. Just in case somebody haven't seen it yet. Making of "The Prodigy - Voodoo People" in Ableton by Jim
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Thank you for a good tip. Being good in anything usually requires spending some time on it. I'll possibly invest more time if I found that particular sequencer/tool that works as I would like it to and its workflow is convenient for me. I'l
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Thanks for your comment. I don't have a smartphone, so I have to skip mobile solutions. :)
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Thank you for comment. Did not hear about rumor before. I'll have to definitely check this out, even though it's not suited for prototyping. I'll test Csound too.
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Thanks for your comment. Point-and-click is not what I am looking for (at least for input stage), but I'll look at it later. It's not that I cannot spend some money, but I would like to definitely avoid additional expenses (see also comment
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Didn't know there is such USB keyboard (but I felt that there should be something like that). Thanks for informing me about it and apps I didn't know before. Two octaves (actually almost three) I could easily get on computer keyboard (not t
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Thank you for comment. See also the comment in my new thread. 549EUR for Sibelius 7 isn't cost I would afford for kind of hobby-like stuff, even though I heard some good things about it. There is also no Linux version (my main OS, but I hav
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Thanks for your comment. I am aware of digital trackers (I mentioned modplug), was even using FastTracker 2 back in the old days (but not for a long time). I like scene music, especially old school chip tunes. I heard about renoise before.
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Thank you all for great comments. I think I should add a few more words here. In my case playing music (and recently composing) is just a way to break from daily activities or relax in spare time. I used to do it years ago and somehow this
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Sounds (and looks) interesting. BTW After watching it I've finally submitted my first Ask HN: What are your music prototyping solutions? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3089259
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Ask HN: What are your music prototyping solutions?
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by przemoc 15y ago
Why copy-paste? (Well, I think I know why...) Should we do the same with all messages from ML now? Just use normal ML UI, like gmane, I provided link to earlier. If you need direct one to Chris' mail, it would be: http://thread.gmane.org/g
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LKML: A Plumber’s Wish List for Linux(thread.gmane.org)
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Whole thread in much more readable UI, w/o problems of terrible 90s ML web stuff. http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.compilers.llvm.devel/4376...
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OldNewThing: Why can't I move the Program Files directory via the unattend file?(blogs.msdn.com)
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Nice idea, but lacks some additional control, that would allow switching videos in less random fashion. Floating infobox (obviously hideable one) would help here a bit too. Infobox could have also a real-time generated schedule, i.e. tv gui
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by przemoc 15y ago
I use a beta version of Google Chrome (latest 15.0.874.81 beta) from official repo (deb http://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb/ stable main). I remember it was shipped with Flash, but it worked not as good as I would like it to, so I was u
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At least in debian: sudo update-flashplugin-nonfree --install works flawlessly.
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And it's still rather far from being mature. Debian squeeze x64 user of Chrome with nvidia-* 260.19.44-1 drivers here. For instance go to: http://flashbuilder.eu/flash-player-version.html 1. RBM on flash content, Settings. Now try to set
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At least Google Code supports git for some time already. :) http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2011/07/announcing-git...
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by przemoc 15y ago
I love sed too, but you should mention QED (1965!) here, which is actual proto-mother of almost all text-related goodies. Let me quote a nice wikipedia paragraph, which covers it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_(text_editor) ed went on
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by przemoc 15y ago
Speakerdeck doesn't have full-screen view, so it cannot be treated seriously, at least for screening or just careful viewing purposes - I have to download PDF after all. OTOH as a presentation DB it looks rather ok.
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by przemoc 15y ago
Maybe I didn't write it clearly enough, but you missed my point. Sharing/social buttons are nowadays used for submitting stories. And if resubmitting old stories by visitors is not happening often (+), then it's pretty stupid. Why? If I'm a
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Haven't started real techblogging yet, but I may one day, so PDF for future reading has been already bought. I only skimmed it a bit and didn't find answer to one problem that is bothering me. What you think about self-promoting vs sharing
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For some background you may want to check following posts with comments: http://faulty.posterous.com/0-plain-text-emails-ftw#comments http://faulty.posterous.com/1-support-for-local-inline-image... I thought it may be the right mail-dri
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Faulty Posterous, only the features that will have the biggest impact matter(faulty.posterous.com)
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Trackpoint is actually more accurate and efficient than mouse. So even if you shift to mouse-heavy workflow for some tasks, it's not a problem. Unless you're not really familiar with trackpoint (or you're unlucky and drifting problem is hit
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by przemoc 15y ago
Nice article. I use AWK and sed all the time. I still prefer writing some piped shell commands in one (sometimes lengthy) line than proper perl/python/ruby script, unless it's really needed. Why? It (paradoxically?) seems more natural to me