qrv3w

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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   Good ideas. I usually let Github Issues handle #1, usually if I don't answer within a few days someone else will :). #2 is great.
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   Good point, thanks.
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   Thanks, that is straightforward and helpful.
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   Ask HN: Should I charge companies that ask me to help them use my OSS?

   22 points by qrv3w 9y ago|18 comments
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   These are great tidbits for how a contributor can get the attention of a maintainer but I think these tips also inform well on how a maintainer can get more contributors. Recently I started a new project and got 7 contributors in a week - m
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   I've been working on this: https://github.com/schollz/crawdad . Its a redis-backed distributed scraper that's easy to continue after interruptions.
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   Show HN: Croc – Golang port of magic-wormhole to easily send files to a friend(github.com)

   3 points by qrv3w 9y ago|0 comments
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   by qrv3w 9y ago

   Nature is actually hosting it without a paywall: https://www.nature.com/scientificamerican/journal/v288/n2/pd...
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   Run Elasticsearch and Kibana on Docker(elatov.github.io)

   2 points by qrv3w 9y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Goredis-crawler – cross-platform persistent and distributed web crawler(github.com)

    1 points by qrv3w 9y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Pluck – a CLI app / Go-library for extracting text in a stream(github.com)

    2 points by qrv3w 9y ago|0 comments
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    I bike 4 miles everyday to and from work, often with a laptop and always with a lunch. I've replaced my backpack with a timbuk2 bag 6 years ago and haven't looked back. I bike in pouring rain and snow and it still looks great. The
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Oh this is a neat idea, thanks! I may have to try this too.
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    I do not know of any formal methodology. Personally I just feel like I can think better when I draw things out.
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Thanks this is wonderful! I think my implementation is very close to the "riffology" described in the paper. Lots of other great ideas in this to pursue!
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Yeah, I'm thinking about trying this too. I think this is like Google's approach for A.I. Duet.
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Oh, that's a neat idea! To classify the style and then choose the corresponding emulation... I'll think about it.
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    That looks awesome! Thanks.
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Thanks! I didn't know about that! I will update the article and check out SuperCollider :)
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Yes, I plan on adding something like this in the future! However, my goal is to do learning in real-time in the style of the current pianist. NNs need quite a lot of data to train correctly so it might be hard to do in realtime. Although th
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    Making a Raspberry Pi-Powered AI to Play Piano(rpiai.com)

    86 points by qrv3w 9y ago|21 comments
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    Show HN: Raspberry Pi Piano Player AI(github.com)

    3 points by qrv3w 9y ago|0 comments
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Book looks great, I just started learning nim last week and I think I'll get a copy. I was intrigued by nim for its transpiling to C/JS (two languages I loathe programming in). I like the syntax and structure of nim and wanted to
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    That's cool, I didn't know that! I'm still amazed at the low barrier nowadays - I just sat down this morning with my keyboard and computer. I downloaded Processing and MidiBus and had Tepfer style symmetric piano and delay wo
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Really awesome, what a wonderful way to expand one's horizon on an instrument. In simple terms, he is making a custom delay-box for a fancy player-piano (the Yamaha Disklavier). For one example he programmed the piano to be symmetric (
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Yeah, I switched to Firefox for the same reason. I wanted to use Chrome though, so I made the bookmarklet to optionally use the Mozilla readability software as its backend. You can host everything this bookmarklet needs on a local machine,
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    Show HN: A bookmarklet to make pages readable(github.com)

    4 points by qrv3w 9y ago|2 comments
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    I write everything down in a simple wiki I made: https://cowyo.com . [1] I have a personal instance that is password protected. I make pages for categories (art, music, math, etc.) and use it to write quick notes. I also have a g
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    For those interested, I've been working on something similar but for journal entries instead of passwords. [1] [1]: https://github.com/schollz/gojot
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    by qrv3w 9y ago

    Weird, here's an image of the search when I do it: http://imgur.com/a/6oABL