qrv3w

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   by qrv3w 5y ago

   Most public pianos are fleeting - usually they eventually get vandalized or destroyed by weather. For this website, if its not seen again for a few months then its "likely not available" (but maybe worth a check)
2. 32.▲
   by qrv3w 5y ago

   :) Yeah there are a few "false positives". I flag them manually and have flagged this one so it will disappear soon...
3. 33.▲
   by qrv3w 5y ago

   Thanks for noticing that - didn't realize those went away. Will fix. By the way, Japan is probably the densest in terms of available pianos: https://pianos.pub/location/japan
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   Show HN: A website to find public pianos(pianos.pub)

   297 points by qrv3w 5y ago|83 comments
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   Show HN: Easily stream audio from any computer to the internet(github.com)

   4 points by qrv3w 5y ago|1 comments
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   by qrv3w 5y ago

   This is brilliant- nicely written and a great introduction into a neat approach for generating music. The resulting piece is a very convincing piece of classical music too! The simplicity in developed Python framework for this kind of music
7. 37.▲
   by qrv3w 5y ago

   OP here. The original title did include the word "bash" (it was the one and only instance of the word "bash"). I removed this word from the main article because including the word "bash" superseded a conversati
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   Make an internet radio station with one line of bash(schollz.com)

   153 points by qrv3w 5y ago|46 comments
9. 39.▲
   by qrv3w 5y ago

   Thanks! I think SuperCollider is the best out there. It's syntax is weird yeah but you can use OSC to talk to anything else (this could easily be added to miti as well). Really I don't think a really good all-in-one exists there a
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    by qrv3w 5y ago

    I love these text-based languages for music composition. Its something that is approaching a gap in music composition in real-life vs via computer. In real-life you can tell your bandmates to "just play a I V IV in C" and they get
11. 41.▲
    by qrv3w 5y ago

    Thanks a lot!
12. 42.▲
    by qrv3w 5y ago

    Is that quote from a particular interview or talk? I'm interested in the context and learning more about Fullman
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    by qrv3w 5y ago

    Echoing a lot of sentiment here, you can do pretty much all of these things with SuperCollider. I'd go straight to SuperCollider rather than a "frontend" like Overtone/SonicPi. Not that these frontends are bad, but Super
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    by qrv3w 5y ago

    The free hosting from DigitalOcean is for one year and ends on 12/31 this year. After that the public relay will cost me over $70/month (or maybe more, as that's the current cost covered but it continues to grow). I cannot af
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    by qrv3w 5y ago

    croc maintainer here: like mentioned from the throwaway account above - yes, this is true that there was a recent major vulnerability. [1] It was fixed within a week [2], so I guess it is also true that croc has a history of fixing vulnerab
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    Using wavesurfer.js to make a drop-in replacement for audio tags(schollz.com)

    2 points by qrv3w 6y ago|0 comments
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    Tone to Drone: a programming tutorial for SuperCollider(schollz.com)

    1 points by qrv3w 6y ago|0 comments
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    by qrv3w 6y ago

    I'll tack on mine as well, which you can self-host: https://github.com/schollz/share Also there is a cute alias you can do to easily 'share' files: alias share='f() { curl --progress-bar --upload-fi
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    by qrv3w 6y ago

    This site shows an up-to-date list of (hopefully) all accredited non-profits which are currently matching donations. I was motivated to make this because I found it difficult to find any resource for listing which accredited non-profits wer
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    Show HN: Who will match my donation?(whowillmatchmydonation.com)

    2 points by qrv3w 6y ago|1 comments
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    Restic v0.10.0 Released(github.com)

    3 points by qrv3w 6y ago|0 comments
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    by qrv3w 6y ago

    This is the first Go-to-Rust post I've seen! Are there others? This one is especially good too, lots of practical examples with their sublety explained well.
23. 53.▲
    by qrv3w 6y ago

    Sure. I'd be happy to accept a PR if this feature is interested in being added!
24. 54.▲
    by qrv3w 6y ago

    > but it also means you can't send a file filled with 0's. I think I was sleepy because I errored in saying that. You can send a file with 0's without a problem. The only little bug is if you resume a transfer of a fil
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    by qrv3w 6y ago

    > How does your resumption feature work, cryptographically? Files are collections of "blocks". This allows files to be read in parallel (reading block at position X) and written in parallel (writing block at position X). Resump
26. 56.▲
    by qrv3w 6y ago

    Thanks, I appreciate that :)
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    by qrv3w 6y ago

    I was inspired by wormhole to make croc. croc does not use the wormhole spec. I found it necessary to diverge from the wormhole spec so I could easily implement features that I find important. AFAIK I've* implemented features in croc t
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    by qrv3w 6y ago

    > How does the relay server work? Basically the relay server is a dumb switchboard. It waits for a connection to established with an identifier. When two connections with the same identifier are found, the relay server pipes the data bet
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    by qrv3w 6y ago

    I'm confused about why you wrote "relay code shouldn't be written to only support <10 channels" as any three character combination is a channel? You mention wormhole doesn't have a problem with colliding channels
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    by qrv3w 6y ago

    The first port is for communication, the four other ports are for transferring data in parallel. You can setup a relay to use only two ports (one for comm, one for transfer) but in general I found that the parallel transfer give a little sp