sudara

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   Dealing with UI jank in the JUCE framework(melatonin.dev)

   4 points by sudara 4y ago|0 comments
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   How to create LLDB type summaries and synthetic children for your custom types(melatonin.dev)

   4 points by sudara 5y ago|0 comments
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   by sudara 5y ago

   This is great, thanks! I looked for existing unicode waveform representations before building, but didn't run into this. The unicode blocks the Julia REPL uses limits the output to magnitude (signed) vs. amplitude (unsigned), but it ge
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   by sudara 5y ago

   OMG, I thought I was already using ×, but that was a different project. Good call!
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   by sudara 5y ago

   STK is cool! I'm building a synth plugin, so that's why I'm in JUCE... I want to hear more about the remote visualizer! I was using Jim Credland's buffer debugger (again, JUCE)[1]. It pops open a window, making it fairly
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   by sudara 5y ago

   You found the Achilles' heel of the project! I don't mind the fonts being different sizes or not monospaced, but the fact that there's a difference in height in the font rendering between ⎺ and ‾ on different platforms is a b
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   by sudara 5y ago

   Thanks for the constructive feedback! It's nice to have some new ideas. In the audio contexts I'm working in, it is a feature to have the zero crossings and errors jump out. It's less "pretty" but is as data-dense a
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   by sudara 5y ago

   Nice! I became obsessed with rendering sparkline representations of chunks of audio for the same reason: to inspect failures when writing tests / refactoring. I wrote a JUCE module (C++) and integration with lldb to make it quick to in
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   Introducing Nextjournal(medium.com)

   1 points by sudara 10y ago|0 comments
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    Rails Performance and the Root of All Evil(blog.scoutapp.com)

    8 points by sudara 10y ago|0 comments
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    by sudara 13y ago

    Pretty sure that is the old rule: "Feature only the most current Apple products in the following finishes or colors: iPhone 5s in silver or space gray, iPhone 5c in white or blue, iPad Air in silver or space gray, and iPad mini in silv
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Agreed with all of that! Especially the poor sap who is reading the code wondering WTF... So — my thinking for those two methods is to purposefully encourage being imprecise. We are always so obsessed with being exact in programming. And ty
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    by sudara 14y ago

    "Lifelike responses" — nice. I like that "action potential" idea – I was trying to think of a good implementation for "do something twice a month per user" — decaying counter is a nice idea. I'm with you on willy nilly making parts of your
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    by sudara 14y ago

    So, the code is like 15 lines and tossed together (currently using both Kernel.rand and Random, which is silly) — but I'd love ideas on how to make it better, how else to encourage unpredictable or more "human" behavior, other libs, etc!
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    Execute ruby code sometimes (little helpers to encourage variety)(github.com)

    37 points by sudara 14y ago|11 comments
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Still working on it, but: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a0rx9c28euwokaz/cheatsheet-pdf-ver...
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Here's a first version, still working on it though: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a0rx9c28euwokaz/cheatsheet-pdf-ver...
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Here's a work in progress, still needs some loooovvvee: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a0rx9c28euwokaz/cheatsheet-pdf-ver...
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    by sudara 14y ago

    YES, this is all part of my master plan to be THE KING OF DEVOPS!!11one.
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    by sudara 14y ago

    This is exactly how I use it. A time saver for mundane "whups" moments.
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Thank you!
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Good point. I considered doing this, but then it ends up being a "surprise" to users when they quickly go to triple-click (select all) and the interaction is different than expected. What I find really useful is you can immediately type som
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    by sudara 14y ago

    PDF is coming! And thanks for linking to catonmat, that stuff gets into some serious yummy detail.
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    by sudara 14y ago

    This is a great reply. "On the fly" is definitely my experience too. Needing to do something. Doing things slowly, inefficiently, with googling until you find or get told the more efficient way of doing things. Also, talking with/demanding
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Ack! I'm sorry! I started out with "pre" elements, but they were causing problems with copying and pasting (it looked odd, and it added a dreadful newline so the command would execute on paste!) The plan is to have a pdf shortly; that will
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Thanks! You are completely right. Just basic sysadmin stuff. It's titled that way simply a) I thought I'd see if I could hang with the term and b) the "source" of these commands (including myself) are from developers who specialize in rails
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Sorry about that! I didn't submit the link otherwise I would have mentioned it. Though...the only way it's really "rails focused" is that the commands are collected over time and sourced from my fellow rails developer/sysadmins. A lot of th
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    by sudara 14y ago

    I'm the author of this cheatsheet and I have no clue really. Just wanted to try the word out, see if it felt right. But yes, my impression is that it's normally a developer who "trends towards doing systems administration" – so someone wh
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Thanks! I've updated that with your version, much MUCH more concise. (Also fixed the df thing, definitely copy paste error!)
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    by sudara 14y ago

    Thanks for catching the ps aux and for the refinements! Deploying new version now...