vulkoingim

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by vulkoingim 11mo ago
Not directly, no. I still rely on the data that Spotify gives me that relates to artists' information; and it's not great a lot of the time. E.g. there are obvious cases where artists belong to genres that they should not belong t
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by vulkoingim 11mo ago
Working on a little project to make Spotify recommendations better. You get to choose the genres you're interested in, and it creates playlists from the music in your library. They get updated every day - think a better version of the
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by vulkoingim 11mo ago
Working on and off on a little project to make Spotify recommendations better. You get to choose the genres you're interested in, and it creates playlists from the music in your library. They get updated every day - think a better vers
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
I would argue sensor size is what's most impotant to look for in a camera. Have a look at this thread [1] I have bookmarked. I found it quite informative. I already got some cheap cameras and set them up, but I wish I would have found
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
Oops that's embarassing - it should be good now :) Thanks! That was a classic case of fixing one thing and breaking another, which my tests didn't catch :(
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
I got tired of Spotify recommending me the same songs, from the same artists, over and over again. So I built Riff Radar - it creates playlists from your followed artists' complete discography, and allows you to tailor them in multiple
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
Not currently, no - I might potentially include it at some point, but I feel like the Spotify UI is better tailored for that, so I'm not sure. The current functionality revolves around genres, and artists are derived from those selecti
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
Thanks! Right now it's not possible, but I'll put it on my list of features to add. Unfortunately though, the play history Spotify provides is very innaccurate and incomplete - so suggestions only based on that would be quite limi
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
I got tired of Spotify recommending me the same songs, from the same artists, over and over again. So I built Riff Radar - it creates playlists from your followed artists' complete discography, and allows you to tailor them in multiple
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
On Apple Silicon it's not available under the battery settings, but you can still set it. > sudo pmset -a powernap 1 -a is an option to set it for battery and plugged-in. If you want only either you can do -b for battery, -c for cha
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
If you could try again. I fixed a few small things, and I haven't seen the error since. Unfortunately it seems to manifest sporadically on mobile. I have a feeling there's something in the callback URL I get when authenticating th
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
:( Are you on mobile by any chance?
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
I got tired of Spotify recommending me, or creating playlists with the same songs over and over again, so I built something to make varied, targeted playlists from my library. I've been using it for months now, and the playlists genera
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by vulkoingim 1y ago
I'm with you on that one. An option to exclude certain words/topics/individuals would be great.
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by vulkoingim 2y ago
Ah nice. I read that for some it was taking months and I was losing hope
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by vulkoingim 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! Interestingly I've been working on an almost exactly the same kind of thing and was hoping to release it soon. I've applied to get my app's limits lifted on Spotify, but haven't heard back from th
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by vulkoingim 2y ago
You can do something like: printssh() { tte --input-file YOUR_FILE --frame-rate=500 $(echo "beams binarypath blackhole bouncyballs bubbles burn colorshift crumble decrypt errorcorrect expand fireworks middleout orbitt
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by vulkoingim 5y ago
Doing a very quick search [1] on the aws provider github repo, produces `92` open, and `306` closed issues with various bugs in the provider. I agree that most of them might not count as creating serious problems, but I as well have been us
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by vulkoingim 5y ago
That's a very shortsighted comment. Just because you've never seen it happen, it doesn't mean that it doesn't. While terraform itself may not crash (maybe not in the manner that I assume you're referring), you are a
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by vulkoingim 5y ago
Absolutely. That's why I said price/performance might be the best. Also MapD (nowadays OmniSci) is way faster.... but it would cost you a couple of bodies probably to run on GPUs :)
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by vulkoingim 5y ago
In my experience there is a bit of a learning curve until you understand how each of the parts fit together and how to optimize for your use case. ZooKeeper indeed was one of those pain points, but once you get it stable there is practicall
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by vulkoingim 5y ago
Waay faster. In my experience it has been the fastest OLAP db I've ever used, and by a wide margin. I don't think any other system gets close for the price/performance ratio you get with ClickHouse. In this blog [1] you can f
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by vulkoingim 6y ago
I think the mobile version is down (the one it is linked to), this one works for me: https://nautil.us/issue/95/escape/we-crush-poison-and-destro...
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by vulkoingim 9y ago
I know how that feels and I agree. Vendor lock-in is crazy. Too many people and businesses rely on a company, without giving a second thought about what would happen if that company suddenly changed its terms or stopped providing a service
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by vulkoingim 9y ago
Recently I had a similar experience, thankfully with my work account. Even then, with having GSuite support, it took around 2 weeks to resolve the issue. If you lose access to your personal GMail account, well....you're fucked :/
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by vulkoingim 9y ago
Have you tried this: https://rtyley.github.io/bfg-repo-cleaner/ I've used it in the past, and it's pretty straightforward and does the job well :)
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by vulkoingim 9y ago
It still has it, although is not as easy to access as in Chrome. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox/Multiple_profile...