severak_cz

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by severak_cz 4y ago
This has educational value. If you are wondering "how this part of OS would be implemented" you can look up how Serenity team did that. Also even more interesting is trying to implement this for yourself (for Serenity), if you are
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by severak_cz 4y ago
It's already there - as a Google docs, Wikis and other forms of collaborative editing. This is what makes text great - feedback from others and maybe even their input.
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by severak_cz 4y ago
This is peak of audio hipsterism! Audio quality is crap. Better to record on cassette with some boombox. Also see this DIY project - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8y7osjazhLE
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by severak_cz 4y ago
It's 360 degrees because of stars. One degree is how much stars move by one day.
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by severak_cz 4y ago
Some of these rubbish technology is just "human worker, but cheaper/mechanized one" use case: - self-driving cars are just chauffeurs for ppl without money for real chauffeur - same with Alexa as virtual secretary
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by severak_cz 4y ago
1) youtube recommendations (I provided enough data for them to be good) 2) contextual discovery - e.g. I like some band and than I discover the previous band of their drummer 3) recommendations from friends, internet radio DJs etc 4) accide
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by severak_cz 4y ago
Probably just some stock photos with watermark sneak in. There are lots of photos with watermark circulating on web, for example in memes and unfinished webpages (when finished, these will be replaced with paid variant without watermark).
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by severak_cz 4y ago
a) they assume everybody has Netflix b) there are some copyright law problems with screenshots
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by severak_cz 4y ago
yeah, such a classical Microsoft move
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by severak_cz 4y ago
Usagi Electric and his series about reviving old Centurion minicomputer - https://www.youtube.com/c/Nakazoto/ Plainly Difficult for radioation accidents and and other science/technology gone wrong stuff - ht
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by severak_cz 4y ago
It makes sense when you don't want to write C++. Also - Csound already has some built-in functions - so you can use them and dont bother with implementing primitives.
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by severak_cz 4y ago
What's your source data? I am currently working on standalone map renderer written in Nim. My source data is are vector tiles and it works reasonably well...
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by severak_cz 4y ago
I am working on something similar. But it's just collection of instruments with limited recording capability. https://severak.github.io/cyber-music-studio/
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by severak_cz 4y ago
It would be nice if difference of code/features were described in some human readable form. E.g. there were various forks of DosBox which added some other features.
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by severak_cz 4y ago
you can enjoy The City & the City by China Miéville then
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by severak_cz 4y ago
Why not hosting it on some cheap hosting if you are already using PHP? (I also build an app which is basically bookmark manager and it's based on PHP and SQLite.)
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by severak_cz 4y ago
thanks for the link. I watched this documentary and it's super interesting although very sad.
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by severak_cz 4y ago
Strange. I wanted to show app formerly called Caala to which I contributed but it disappeared from github. I wonder if this is because it became this. Also - which JS library do you use to voice chat and video calls? I wanted to implement v
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by severak_cz 4y ago
I don't think OSM data are actually that precise. Also - I think moving data with some model is highly impractical. Location shift of 1cm is very small - things can move this small for various reasons - erosion, wear of material or con
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by severak_cz 4y ago
Germany had/has promising range of electromobiles - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StreetScooter
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by severak_cz 4y ago
This is actually nice and useful resource for command line UX.
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by severak_cz 4y ago
Apoploe vesrreaitais was already explained. Turns out - lot of birds fell into Apodidae and Ploceidae categories of birds - https://twitter.com/BarneyFlames/status/1531736708903051265 IMO these words were part of
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by severak_cz 4y ago
They missed Elementary OS - Linux distro designed to look like open source/bootleg version of Mac.
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by severak_cz 4y ago
I am working on OpenStreetMap renderer in Nim - see https://github.com/severak/lunarender3/ (but work somewhat stalled) I needed some language which is: - compiled to binaries - and really fast - has needed librar
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by severak_cz 4y ago
Harmonium is very similar to church organ in design and operation. Only major difference is that church organ uses pipes while harmonium uses reeds and thus is smaller but more limited in sound spectrum.
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by severak_cz 4y ago
It's funny how one thing can be considered foreign in two different places. I am from Europe and my mom has so-called "shruti box" which is basically harmonium with fixed chord on it and it's used to play drones. Shruti
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by severak_cz 4y ago
Cheaper way is to use Caustic 3 on old Android phone while commuting by bus. Been there, done that! :-D Of course - it's all in software solution but it's pretty powerful actually. But it's more like a DAW or tracker style of
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by severak_cz 4y ago
I don't understand how does "grooming detection algorithm" looks.
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by severak_cz 4y ago
I think this is really different in other countries. For example here in Czech republic we have lot of reasonably cheap hosting companies and whole backyard industry of small companies and individuals willing to create website for you.
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by severak_cz 4y ago
My first serious project was kind of bulletin board system/internal e-mail written in Qbasic (when I was something like 10 years old). It was used by my siblings on our shared computer. It stored data in CSV file and when someone enter

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