qrv3w

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   by qrv3w 7y ago

   Thanks! I appreciate your points.
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   by qrv3w 7y ago

   What exactly did you search? It worked when I typed that in. [1] Edit: I see you wrote beads. I have to improve the fuzzy search. Thanks! [1]: https://nowwhatdoiread.com/?q=The+glass+bead+game
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   by qrv3w 7y ago

   > The recommendations suck, the lists suck — it’s like, 100 lists telling me to read The Handmaid’s Tale and Harry Potter. I had the same experience with GR and also Amazon.com which constantly peddles the vampire romance books when I am
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   Show HN: Now what do I read? Enter a book and get recommendations(nowwhatdoiread.com)

   3 points by qrv3w 7y ago|0 comments
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   Website is hosting itself from the website(hostyoself.com)

   3 points by qrv3w 7y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Host files from your browser(github.com)

   2 points by qrv3w 7y ago|0 comments
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   by qrv3w 7y ago

   I like that they are using websockets to process the GET requests. I was thinking about this just this week and it occurred to me that the "Host Node" [1] doesn't even need to be a program, it could just be a browser since th
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   by qrv3w 7y ago

   Thanks that's really helpful. Can you share your ALSA config also (.asoundrc)? I'm having trouble configuring the loopback for recording the fluidsynth output.
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   by qrv3w 7y ago

   This is so cool! Clever programming and nice piano playing! Would you share how your iBook is setup, e.g. what is your liquidsoap configuration? Are you directly capturing from ALSA?
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    by qrv3w 7y ago

    magic-wormhole is useful for terminal-to-terminal in realtime. I actually wrote something similar for that too [1] because I didn't want to have to rely on a Python ecosystem. This new server is mostly useful for browser<->termin
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    Show HN: Share files from the terminal or browser(github.com)

    1 points by qrv3w 7y ago|2 comments
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    How To Compile Go code 40% faster with RAM disk(daltontan.com)

    2 points by qrv3w 7y ago|0 comments
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    by qrv3w 7y ago

    Yes, I like to make sure data is accessible. I'll add importing in the future.
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    by qrv3w 7y ago

    Thanks. I'll think about the password. Right now more than one person could claim a username but they will only decrypt what they can with their password. Because of that it's hard to check password validity.
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    Show HN: offlinenotepad – an offline-first notepad that can sync across devices(github.com)

    12 points by qrv3w 7y ago|5 comments
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    croc currently doesn't do peer-to-peer with WebRTC, but I've actually been working on a branch that does. [1] Currently, croc uses a rendezvous server unless you happen to be on the same local network. Thanks to Antonito (and thei
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    Just do it! You have a passion for it, so harness it! Go to the dollar store and buy some brushes and canvas (both are surprisingly good despite being cheap). Then buy a 48-color acrlyic (or oil) set, so you don't need to worry about m
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    I read Stories of your Life and Others by Ted Chiang. It features a bunch of stories that intersect a lot of science and philosophy. There is a story that is about humans having a finite germ line. There is a story about a future scenario w
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    Organic synthesis by a chemical programming language(science.sciencemag.org)

    1 points by qrv3w 8y ago|0 comments
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    For a more technical references check out Dan Boneh and Victor Shoup's cryptography book (pg 789). [0] For the Gophers out there, I wrote a Go library for doing PAKE [1], which I use for a data transfer utility [2]. [0]: https:/&
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    I don't know if you'll ever see this, but whoever is writing the haikus on rwtxt, you are amazing! I absolutely love them.
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    I love it! Will include it soon.
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    Thanks :)
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    Thanks. I appreciate you sharing your solution too - its very clever!
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    Right now I think just Javascript, Python and Go. I'm using prism.js for highlighting and I haven't figured out a smart way to deliver the CSS without bundling all of them. In the future I'd just like to replace it with serve
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    It is based off https://cowyo.com , which was based off https://shrib.com ...which was based off something else presumably.
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    My intention was that public should not be indexable/searchable. I fixed this. However, if you really want private stuff, use a domain. Someone could still guess the URL of stuff on the public domain.
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    Thanks. If you really want to keep things to yourself you can log into a domain - anything you do in a domain is not public, by default (though you can toggle this).
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    Show HN: Rwtxt – a space for reading and writing text(github.com)

    146 points by qrv3w 8y ago|42 comments
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    by qrv3w 8y ago

    Also love Gin - I've used this for maybe a dozen different projects. Sometimes I use the stdlib but when I do I usually end up trying to make an API like Gin. Gin just makes things so much faster to write good looking and well-performi