rajangdavis

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   by rajangdavis 6y ago

   It's funny you say that, I usually view Hacker News zoomed in at 250% (on desktop) because the font is tinier than I'd like.
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   by rajangdavis 6y ago

   This is incredible... The first few images could easily be used as album cover art. Is there a way to perform a similar translation with music? For example, if you play in D Minor (the saddest of all keys), is there a way to map the key or
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   by rajangdavis 6y ago

   I was looking at Recoil this weekend and it does seem like a good use case, I just wasn't sure how it would simplify what I was doing. I think I may have applied a bad design as I converted all of my React Components to React functions
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   by rajangdavis 6y ago

   This is a general question, but how do you structure state with hooks if your React app is mostly composed of hierarchical, dynamic components? For example, let's say the initial UI lets you create one or more of Component A (only one
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   by rajangdavis 6y ago

   For everyone complaining about NPM bloat, the dependencies for these packages are for spec tests or include other Github components from the above repo...
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   by rajangdavis 6y ago

   I started making my own editors with React/next.js and settled on this library for the knobs: https://github.com/eskimoblood/rc-knob I like it mostly because I want to be very specific with the knob design (trying
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   by rajangdavis 6y ago

   Thanks!
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   by rajangdavis 6y ago

   Thanks, I'll take a look, there might be something to look at to get something going.
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   by rajangdavis 6y ago

   Do you happen to have source you can share? I've rolled my own assets pipeline with a Sinatra app, but did not tap into Node. I think with Rails, there's probably some way to hook into the framework, just not sure how one would ap
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    Asking out loud, but is anyone aware of a way to build Ruby on Rails assets with Deno in place of yarn and node? The use case is to be able to leverage ES6/Typescript but have security built into the assets management. I'm not unh
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    Show HN: WebMIDI Enabled Editors and Tools(studiocode.dev)

    5 points by rajangdavis 6y ago|2 comments
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    Thanks, I've been looking at JUCE tutorials over the last week.
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    Thanks!
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    Is this something that can be used to build VST plugins? I saw that it can be used for audio projects but didn't see anything specifically mentioning VST.
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    I think we should take it at good faith that Griddy was trying to provide a good service at what might have been a reasonable price that didn't factor in the entire Texas grid going down and the unexpected costs that would get passed o
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    That's just what Big Foil wants you to believe.
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    From the opposite side, I learned Python after learning Ruby (and Javascript) and had a hard time with Python namely with scoping and lambdas. I think if you care a lot about the philosophy behind Python (have one obvious way to do things,
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    +1 on Primal. The animation and storytelling are masterful. I really enjoyed the second half of the first season in particular the episodes "Plague of Madness", "Coven of the Damned", and "Slave of the Scorpion&quot
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    A few years ago, I had this bright idea of updating a site I maintained to be a single page application (SPA). I was very inspired by this site ( https://pocketjavascript.com/blog/2015/11/23/introducing-po
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    I could be wrong, but I take it to mean that the function shouldn't necessarily depend on the arguments that are passed in. Rather, you focus on a set of procedures that are independent of the number of arguments and can act on them. I
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    > Hearing MacKenzie giving away 4B of her 60B is not really impressive because you can live pretty nice with even 1B. > If I made 300k (my yearly salary) / month for my entire life, I still won't have 1B. It would take more
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    I would have never guessed that he wrote this theme, sounds more like something Danny Elfman would write. Very cool!
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    Had Gebru not raised an ultimatum, what would have been the consequence of the paper not passing internal review be? It sounds like she submitted the paper anyway, would there have been consequences to those actions?
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    Sheet music is human readable, MIDI is for computers.
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    I think the difference is based on who gives the blessing over the meat.
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    Another +1 for cheerio.io If I recall correctly, what was really helpful about it that I could write whatever code I would need to query and parse the DOM in the browser console and the copy and paste it into a script with almost no change
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    TikTok usage tripled in 2020 versus doubled in 2019 (according to the Verge)
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    > It was mobile first, so I could see how you could argue that a pandemic was bad for a platform built around mobile This argument would have to ignore the massive success of TikTok during the pandemic.
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    What if there is a security issue with your OS?
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    by rajangdavis 6y ago

    You can opt out of webpacker with --skip-webpack-install on the rails new command. If you're updating, you should be able to still use sprockets.