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wayvey
4y ago
I do most of the time but I should probably just use some extension to hide the popups or just block cookies in general
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NoiseCraft (formerly Zupiter) open source JavaScript modular synthesizer
(noisecraft.app)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Making a game myself right now and this was such a great watch. Thank you! :)
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Batteries are out as Samsung TV remote uses radio waves and solar power
(thetimes.co.uk)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Transltion is correct. He says "puolitoista tuhatta kilsaa" so "one and a half thousand kilometers". It does seem like an oddly small number though.
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5y ago
Still feels like the wild west, just in a different way
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5y ago
I gotta say that for me this was a really nice change! It's way more ergonomic to use this way. There's also a setting that lets you choose if it's at the top or bottom so you can revert the change.
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wayvey
5y ago
HMD Global has been making phones under the Nokia brand for years now. They're not going to disappear in 6 months.
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5y ago
Anyone else see the grid of purple rectangles in the images? I wonder what's going on there. Probably something to do with the camera sensor or optics?
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No Water No Microchips: What Is Happening in Taiwan?
(forbes.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Ironic how the very front page of irc.com mentions "No vendor lock in".
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5y ago
Possibly some future demand for faraday-caged homes?
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Show HN: Tool for modding the OP-1 synthesizer firmware
(github.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
> The OP-1 used to cost $800, which was already a big ask for a microprocessor, OLED screen and plastic enclosure. A great machine, but a hard to swallow price to be sure. Once YouTubers started picking up on them, they chose to increase
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6y ago
Wow, I went to read the article and completely forgot you said "same domain". I was fooled for a while and couldn't believe I'd never heard of it before. Very facinating indeed. It'd be pretty wild if that stuff was
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6y ago
Vikers comment has a bigger id number so maybe thats newer? Can we see exact timestamps? I cant find one on mobile.
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6y ago
Thanks! I sort of assumed that pitch detection would just be FFT so I haven't searched for that yet. I'll take a look, it sounds like it could be the sort of middle ground that would be ideal for this.
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Show HN: A Heart Rate Monitor App Written in Vanilla JavaScript
(github.com)
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6y ago
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wayvey
6y ago
While cutting the guanciale he says "quite a lot for two people" and later while adding eggs he says "for two people you take two eggs" so it must be intended as a portion for two.
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6y ago
Pretty much all their Symbian S60 phones ran a version of Python called PyS60. Fun times, I used to play with it a lot.
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6y ago
I have a hard time believing this. How is a non-RIAA equalized record supposed to be played? All palyback equipment/setups have built in equalization that converts the RIAA equalized signal from the vinyl back to normal. It's eith
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6y ago
Are you saying they could have cut it without RIAA equalisation? That probably wouldn't work as the recording might not fit on the record without it. Quoting from Wikipedia: > The purposes of the equalization are to permit greater r
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6y ago
I fully agree, but I think this is an issue in most languages (not counting compiler optimizations)
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6y ago
The second sentence is wrong: there's nothing wrong with nested block elements, but you never nest block elements inside inline elements. For example <div> elements are block-level and they are nested all the time. There are some
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6y ago
Any source on this? I'd like to find out more. That's really messed up.
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6y ago
TE wasn't very exited about the modding but I think they we're more annoyed by the OP-1 beta firmware leak. I'm the one who wrote op1repacker. There was never any pressure from them to stop modding the firmware and as far as
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6y ago
Thanks for developing OpenLieroX! I have very fond memories of both the original Liero and later OpenLieroX. We used to play it a lot with friends back in the day. We just recently started playing it again during our video calls with friend
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7y ago
I felt like it was humorous and fun, a tounge in the cheek style not meant to be taken seriously.
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7y ago
As far as I can see the terminal rendering is one of the main points that's showcased with this project. Sure you could do this with a raster framebuffer, but that's been done loads of times. The fact that it looks this good in a