regomodo

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by regomodo 15y ago
I've raised an issue over at github https://github.com/echonest/echoprint-codegen/issues/10
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by regomodo 15y ago
It's pretty late here so not much enthusiasm right now. I'll raise an issue. Cheers.
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by regomodo 15y ago
A very interesting project. I've whipped up a little test program( https://github.com/regomodo/handy_scripts/blob/master/echopr... ) in Python and found either the codegen or echonest to be a little buggy. Daft Punk fingerprints come back w
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by regomodo 15y ago
It sounds very similar to a peltier junction.
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by regomodo 15y ago
and enjoy being randomly clawed in the chest when sleeping
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by regomodo 15y ago
Matter of fact, they're all in the same complex; it's the hammock complex on third.
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by regomodo 15y ago
Exactly, like myself, i've noticed a lot less noise from my friends on facebook. In my circle people use FB considerably less than when I first used it 5years ago.
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by regomodo 15y ago
Maybe older developers have more time to go on SO?
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by regomodo 15y ago
How many more miles on the clock did it have? :)
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by regomodo 15y ago
I knew that both times. my brothers and sisters and i have been brought up unorthodoxly and have all had our asses handed back and noses broken for standing up for each other and ourselves. rightly or wrongly I'd do it again and both times
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by regomodo 15y ago
nah. its all Plymouth. the place has changed now but we were the only ethnic minority for miles and felt like a tourist attraction at times. Cheers
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by regomodo 15y ago
Ah cool. I sat in the field next to the Pinhoe bridge station. I got invited to the Heavitree copshop after the 3rd theft to try to figure out why it was getting stolen. I've no fucking idea. Apart from that I never really had an issue with
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by regomodo 15y ago
Not US but Exeter, England. Long, rambling, poorly structured story ahead. TL/DR, bike gets thieved a couple times and police were useless. Vigilantism sometimes works. My motorbike was stolen the 12hrs before I went sitting in a hedge in a
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by regomodo 15y ago
Yeah, anecdote is the correct term. He definitely went to Cambridge which is why we questioned his choice of employer (the hirers decision). It doesn't matter what language he's given a task in others are always curious as to why he's taki
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by regomodo 15y ago
Small case-study I know but I work with somebody who just came out of Cambridge and did a CS-like degree. He cannot program for shit and talks like he does but show him a bit of C(++), PHP, javascript (even bash or Python) and his eyes just
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by regomodo 16y ago
"What's wrong with technology helping people become more social?" Banality?
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by regomodo 16y ago
From the 1st paragraph (it might be an updated section) "In the time since I wrote this we’ve grown from four people to twenty-six, settled into an office, installed a kegerator, and still never taken outside funding"
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by regomodo 16y ago
"I once visited a museum in New Zealand filled with beautiful paintings." Was that in "Te Papa"? I saw an exhibition of local artwork, nothing ground-breaking but most were quite exquisite.
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by regomodo 16y ago
Well, controlling 16 sparkplugs with a mechanical distributor at that rpm was always going to lead to timing issues. That much power from such a little engine, when it did work, is amazing to me.
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by regomodo 16y ago
Koss PortaPros are the best cheap ones out there, if you can get past the 80s look.
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by regomodo 16y ago
How does 600BHP from 1.5L in 1951 sound? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Racing_Motors_V16
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by regomodo 16y ago
It's capped to ~few hundred meg. At least when I was there for ~2 months a couple years back. It's really easy to get around though. About the "if you can find anywhere to sit". I've never been in a library that was so full. I found that up