sandreas

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   by sandreas 1y ago

   In my opinion it is enough to REMOVE distractions (mostly electronic devices) and force yourself into reading for > 20 Minutes until you get into a flow state (Deep Work). This will probably work better if you enjoyed, what you're r
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   by sandreas 1y ago

   I think a used condition Keychron (e.g. Lemokey P1 + M3 Mouse) could tighly fit your budget. I would probably split the devices (2 receivers/usb), raise the budget a bit and get a wobkey crush 80 re, an Evoworks Evo 80 or if you prefer
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   by sandreas 1y ago

   The monetary value comes in the long term (5+ years). Other Brands Notebooks are not upgradable, not repairable and the most frustrating part are the batteries - which framework offers an original replacement for. "Modern" office
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   by sandreas 1y ago

   I like vanilla components... Personally I think that instead of providing either frameworks or vanilla compnents, frameworks should provide a way to compile components to independant vanilla JS (similar to svelte not needing a "runtime
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   by sandreas 1y ago

   Maybe then it would be a good idea to focus on building a compiler yourself... could be a toy compiler for an esoteric language or a small LISP.
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   by sandreas 1y ago

   Perl is a nice language that can do a lot of things very well. However, for landing a job or doing more modern stuff like AI or web, I'd probably recommend Python as a first language, unless there is a specific reason to learn p
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   by sandreas 1y ago

   Although the format might be superior in many ways, it has not replaced mp3 as the default format, because you can make mp3 sound pretty good and the space savings are not that important on modern devices. Interestingly the iPod Nano 6th ge
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   by sandreas 1y ago

   Just compatibility and "high enough" quality. Works in my car, on my iPod, on my Phone, on my kitchen radio and is the most common format in general.
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   by sandreas 1y ago

   For years I had a little project here to rebuild the iPod Nano 7g in Open Source Hardware and software. Not that small, but at least in the same size category (a lot smaller than the smallest smartphone). The iPod nano 7g is not designed to
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    Maybe for archival Purposes you could use `redumper` ( https://github.com/superg/redumper ) to prevent ripping mistakes. My personal workflow: - rip the audio CD via EAC with acousticID (flac) - retrieve metadata v
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    I still use my bluray to rip audio CDs... Pretty oldschool but with navidrome and audiobookshelf it is a pretty solid workflow... See https://pilabor.com/blog/2022/10/audio-cd-ripping-hardware/
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    Thanks for Posting. I love to see Pascal Cross Platform Apps are possible. How does this compare with DbGate ( https://github.com/dbgate/dbgate )?
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    I often use the following tools: fzf - fuzzy finder e.g. files gdu - tui for disk usage rga - search file contents bat - cat with syntax highlight difft - better diff lazygit - tui for gut lazydocker - TUI for dicker resti
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    There is also pixlr: https://pixlr.com
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    Thank you, unfortunately, that's not the point :-) I knew I could do this with a regex. The advantage of using a sample instead of a regex is, that you don't need to think about it. I have "this.pdf" and I want "tha
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    Awesome tool, thanks for sharing. One feature I would love to see on renaming tools is the following: -A - Sample of the of the ACTUAL file name -B - Sample of the desired filename e.g. f2 -A 001.pdf -B 001_renamed.pdf and t
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    Nice write-up - although I thought you've built your own HARDWARE audio player first. However, I feel like this is one of the most re-invented wheels I've come across so far. Nobody seems to be happy, everybody seems to fail to bu
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    Visidata ( https://www.visidata.org/ ) and Datasette ( https://datasette.io/ ).
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    If you are really into good quality audio, I'd recommend a used Fiio M11 Plus It's really good, but even used about 450 bucks. This might be too pricey, so you could then go for a Surfans F20 like already recommended
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    Nice thank you. I often use https://github.com/Yqnn/svg-path-editor , but I'm going to try this one out.
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    Thanks, I'm going to read through the link. I also found some python libs, that do this, so since I need to run Whisper on the backend to transfer the speech to text, I think it would be suitable to use python also for tokenization - m
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    Great post, thank you. I had a similar experience a while ago and believe me that building such a thing is a SERIOUS investment in time - especially as a parent. While admiring the effort and the result, I can't recommend anyone to go
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    Ask HN: How to extract structured information from captured audio?

    1 points by sandreas 1y ago|3 comments
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    by sandreas 1y ago

    Jeff Geerling has a phenomenal ansible playbook to setup his macs: https://github.com/geerlingguy/mac-dev-playbook
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    I tend not to overload my personal library with stuff I'd never listen to. However navidrome at least supports lastfm via external Integration: https://www.navidrome.org/docs/usage/external-integrations/
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    You're welcome. The Android app is pretty good, but for iOS it remains unreleased, so you have to deploy yourself. Prologue seems to be the best iOS App. There are other unofficial Clients (e.g. in flutter), but I tend to use audiobook
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Substreamer is available for iOS and Android, DSub is Android only afaik. If your smartTV supports Subsonic API, it probably works, but if not, it's possible to point Jellyfin and Navidrome to the same audio directory.
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    I personally use Jellyfin ONLY for Video stuff. AudioBookShelf[1] is for audiobooks and podcasts. For music I use navidrome [2] The smart playlist feature[5] is awesome. Having 3 services instead of one seems overkill, but specialize
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Here is Doom in TypeScript types: https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/porting-doom-to-typ... A fun read / Video...
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    by sandreas 2y ago

    Did anyone try out docs[1], the open source self-hostable project from the French government? 1: https://docs.numerique.gouv.fr/