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by spacec0wb0y 6mo ago
That's pretty useful. On the form, the "Date before" and "Date after" field naming is confusing. I'd expect the earlier date to display first and be called "from" rather than "Date after". Y
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by spacec0wb0y 8mo ago
And listen to the recent podcast that speaks of all of this, it's fascinating. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMar0AT704Q6HKa1ACNXD...
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by spacec0wb0y 1y ago
Sponsored by Reinsurance. I’d love to see the actual excess mortality figures that they use as reference for their projections. The anti-vaxers will blame any excess on Covid jabs. The vaxers will blame Covid. What’s the actual reason? Whic
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by spacec0wb0y 2y ago
A link to a sign in/up page with nothing else isn’t going to attract many people…
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by spacec0wb0y 3y ago
I didn’t realise Bandcamp was unfair
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by spacec0wb0y 3y ago
Anywhere we can see a working demo?
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by spacec0wb0y 3y ago
I found Mixmeister to be really simple and intuitive in the past. It was perfect for putting together a 2hr mix with bpm detection, tempo modifying while retaining pitch and cross fading https://www.mixmeister.com/
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by spacec0wb0y 3y ago
Nice, yep it’s working well now for me on iOS, i added it via chrome, can see the new icon and it’s searchable among my apps.
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by spacec0wb0y 3y ago
Love this, really well designed. I like how you can combine sounds and customise volumes. You should add a manifest.json and make it a PWA so people can add to their homescreen with a customised app icon. Ideal for an app like this i’d say
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by spacec0wb0y 3y ago
https://muso.fm An internet radio aggregator & player featuring music radio stations organised by genre rather than location. There are tonnes of great music focused and specialist stations out there. TuneIn or RadioGarden d
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by spacec0wb0y 3y ago
https://web.dev/progressive-web-apps/
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by spacec0wb0y 3y ago
I recently took up the banjo and as a musician who learns by ear, I wanted a way to quickly loop a phrase of music, slow it down and learn by repetition. Speeding it up as i go and moving on to the next phase. So I built https://
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by spacec0wb0y 4y ago
https://looptube.xyz A tool primarily for musicians to set repeating loops in YouTube videos and slow it down so they can practice and learn music by ear. They can then shift the loop forward/backward keeping the same loop
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by spacec0wb0y 4y ago
https://generative.fm/
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by spacec0wb0y 4y ago
I like it, would work well as a PWA
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
Using 24hr clock. It would have been 00:00 for you.
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
However practical this question is, I'm ashamed to see this in my feed. There's a huge amount of suffering happening right now. Figure out how you can profit from it by yourself please.
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
With Data Science experience interested in SWE, my first thought is that you could focus on a related specialty area, for example Data Visualisation. Your data science background will mean you have strong foundations to build upon. Datavis
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
I love this app. But after a while using it I found it suffers the same problem as most other Internet radio apps - obsessed with location. I started making a list of stations based on genre or general vibe and ended up building https:&#x2
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
This looks very cool. Especially the ploty integration. As a frontend JS dev - I feel like I need a good walkthrough blog post to really understand how this works - the REPL/notebook concept is new to me but it's instantly attrac
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
Some links in the post would be useful. Introducing my 6 year old to CodeAcademy is not something I would ever consider doing. I think the target audience is at least a decade older than that... Botley the coding robot has been a fun introd
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
Ouch. I came here to see if there are any contemporary self improvement books I've missed, then I read this. I've completely turned away from non-fiction books/audiobooks in recent years and find it difficult to even know whe
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
Yes, and no turkeys are consumed at thanksgiving and no music is played at mardi gras.
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
You'll also be weeding out the smart ones
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
not exactly. I saw below the instruction to run `npx feed-me-up-scotty` so I did and it generated the public/ dir and feeds. ok I managed to access the actions route by a different URL to the readme. I copied the pages.yml workflow
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
What do I do to get this working? So far I've forked feeds, edited feeds.toml, checked it out as a branch gh-pages, pushed the branch up to github. I can see the page at https://<username>.github.io/feeds/ b
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
Adam Curtis
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
I had the same thought when reading the list. I was very excited about gridsome when I discovered it last year. It had so much potential but disappointing to see it untouched since.
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
Sounds interesting, but please let me take a look before forcing me to sign up
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by spacec0wb0y 5y ago
As a musician and developer of 20+ years this is great work! It worked perfectly for me in ios safari... one of the most hostile environments for web audio! The slice feature is awesome. Works really well as a PWA The bpm input could do wit

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