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by sandreas 4y ago
I'm currently working on a file indexer for my pet project tonehub[1] (an audio API like navidrome or audiobookshelf). I thought this is gonna be an easy task, but after running into a lot of problems it turned out that this is indeed
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by sandreas 4y ago
Interesting, thank you.
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by sandreas 4y ago
Thank you... sounds plausible. Is there a reference or performance test for this you can refer to?
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by sandreas 4y ago
Yes, I meant element selectors... as you see it happened some time ago when I was more into HTML and CSS :-) Now I'm more into backend.
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by sandreas 4y ago
Short question: Does anyone know about any performance issues using semantic vs class-based css? I ask, because in the early days of css we also tried to use semantic style and had strange rendering issues on huge data tables and everytime,
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Tone v0.0.9 – hackable audio tagger with script engine(github.com)
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by sandreas 4y ago
I'm using a custom build on my Linksys 32X, see https://forum.openwrt.org/t/divested-wrt-no-nonsense-hardene... Very stable and fast. Alternative for understanding the build process is: https://github.c
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by sandreas 4y ago
A few years ago I already experimented with this[1]. However I'm still wondering why the bluez api does not let you set the playback position[2]... it is pretty awesome to not only use raspberry as bluetooth receiver but also use GPIO-
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by sandreas 4y ago
To everyone who is interested, here is a part of my .shrivel.json including command line tools and parameters to shrink different kind of image formats (shrivel[1] is a task runner for shrinking images using command line tools, I recently b
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by sandreas 4y ago
Absolutely... but keep in mind that these are long term investments AND he has not calculated days, where he changed stuff and had basically no income. This DIY@yourhouse stuff is also not for everyone and in worst case scenarios it is dang
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by sandreas 4y ago
In the meantime, many companies use Affinity[1] (commercial) as an alternative... But Adobe stuff is still the default software to "learn" with, so most designers insist using it... and personnel costs are much higher than licensi
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by sandreas 4y ago
For everyone understanding german: Here is a DIY enthusiast (Andreas Schmitz) who build a heat pump heating system by himself and has power and heating costs of only 8 Euro a month: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2mFhj9Uj6
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by sandreas 4y ago
I develop `tone`[1] and `tonehub`[2] (command line app and web api) completely on a 2015 MacBook Pro using Rider and I love it so far. I may not be the most experienced .NET developer, but this might be good as another perspective... It&#x2
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by sandreas 4y ago
How about ZQ (shift z, shift q) or ZZ to save quit? Can't believe that is not mentioned...
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by sandreas 4y ago
Thanks for the impressions. I think I will try it out :-)
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by sandreas 4y ago
As a C# developer currently trying to improve my skills in UI development this HN thread is enlightening (thank you) but really demoralizing... I noted down the following technologies to be the next thing to learn / take a look at:
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by sandreas 4y ago
Well, that might be true when implementing from the scratch, but using a standard often also means, that someone has implemented a well known library to get rid of the boilerplate and basic decisions. I personally often use jsonapi.net[1],
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by sandreas 4y ago
Why reinvent the wheel? Just use a common standard... I prefer https://jsonapi.org/ .
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by sandreas 4y ago
In my opinion TDD is a good thing, but too demanding and too strict. In real life, there are very different knowledge / experience levels in a development team and if TDD is not applied professionally, it may not help. It just needs a
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Show HN: Tone v0.0.8 – hackable console audio tagger – feedback for new version?
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Proxmox helper scripts for Home Automation(tteck.github.io)
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by sandreas 4y ago
You're welcome :-)
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by sandreas 4y ago
Thanks. Hehe, yes indeed. But you can't always get what you want...
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by sandreas 4y ago
Absolutely... I tend to first be polite, and then after some conversation do just nothing in this case... don't feed the troll
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by sandreas 4y ago
If you would like to see an example of a polite and meaningful discussion I had with a maintainer declining my feature request, you could read this: https://github.com/nblumhardt/serilog-timings/issues/52 But
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by sandreas 4y ago
I use it as a media player for my daily workout (I used DVDs before) :-) https://pilabor.com/series/raspberry-pi/media-player-with-li...
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by sandreas 4y ago
That is exactly the problem... keeping a unique "file identifier" while changing everything else (date, size, location)... hashing is a slow but pretty accurate approach for this. But maybe not the best / right one. There is
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by sandreas 4y ago
> No checksum is unique. Your problem is to do with the probability of collision. Thanks :-) Yeah the question should be more accurate :-) In the description I already use "avoid collisions". > My guess is that hashing a ver
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> I would recommend not moving around files that are under program control. Have a means to do so through the program. Thank you. That is something I thought of, too. Maybe this requires sort of an "import procedure" with a fr
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by sandreas 4y ago
Thank you for your quick response... > In this instance, it seems to me that a hash that only samples the input data would be just as useful as one that runs over the whole set. So if I understand this correctly, hashing a set of bytes o

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