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by wdfx 3y ago
This is really fun, there's some fun combos which output amusingly strange results. Some of my first discoveries: - Meteor Pot - Meteor Soup - Meteor Shower Soup - Meteor Fish Soup - Jabba The Soup-zeus - Sith zeus - Ja
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by wdfx 3y ago
Fair enough, thanks for letting me know
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Fourays: AY-3-8910 Synthesizer (Part 1)(doug.lon.dev)
9 points by wdfx 3y ago|4 comments
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by wdfx 3y ago
To have a better understanding of what operations you are trying to do. I can't answer your question specifically because it depends a lot on use case and what date/time standards you want to use.
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by wdfx 3y ago
I would argue that doing time arithmetic by modifying components of a date individually is wrong in any language.
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by wdfx 3y ago
Another one like this is (was? not sure if it's maintained any more) Lux Render: https://luxcorerender.org/ I played my part in this back in the 2010s maintaining the blender integration, fun times :) But both the rend
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Show HN: Psc: Programmable Synth Controller(doug.lon.dev)
9 points by wdfx 3y ago|0 comments
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by wdfx 3y ago
Off the back of this I've just dug the very same camcorder out of a box in the loft and indeed it now has a number of electrical and mechanical issues. Looks like I left a blank tape it it which is now shredded. The built in screen wor
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by wdfx 3y ago
> external services, etc. Make sure other teams are aware! Guilty. I've had one of our partners call me one time because I'd caused a huge load on their end. Lots of apologies and embarrassment followed. Later I mocked out thos
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by wdfx 3y ago
ha, here's the software I used over 20 years ago: https://dvbackup.sourceforge.net/
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by wdfx 3y ago
Reminds me back in the early 2000s I had a miniDV camcorder. There was a linux package which allowed you to write archives to the miniDV tapes over firewire, I think each small tape could hold about 12-13Gb which was quite impressive. The o
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by wdfx 3y ago
This is very interesting - always good to see open source implementation of protocols for audio gear. Might I recommend though that you pull all the DigiMixer code out into its own repo? That might help others to get the code and collaborat
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by wdfx 3y ago
Have you had any concern exposing your syncthing on the internet?
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Ask HN: How best to sync a subset of my files with a friend?
1 points by wdfx 3y ago|5 comments
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by wdfx 3y ago
I can't recall what resources I used to improve with Fusion 360; there are a wealth of resources out there, I recall I did watch a few youtube vids on the subject. I'm not a complete stranger to CAD though, I've dabbled here
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by wdfx 3y ago
If I'm honest I struggled to complete the write up as I wanted to be reasonably detailed about each step of the design and build. I appreciate it could do with a few more photos or illustrations, and I may come back to this in due cour
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by wdfx 3y ago
Stellarium can also interface to hardware, so you can use it as a front end for go-to mounts and telescopes. It's my software of choice for setting up my DIY astrophotography rig. https://doug.lon.dev/2023/09/
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by wdfx 3y ago
> or all distributed copies have to always be kept in sync somehow This isn't actually true. The collaborators simply have to ... collaborate. It depends on what the goal is with the data being kept in git. Git doesn't tell you
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by wdfx 3y ago
Can you not also push back to your fork and GH guides you to make a PR from your fork/branch to the upstream? IIRC, you don't have to deal with the upstream locally?
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by wdfx 3y ago
The real problem is that even though being distributed is cool and can help to ensure that your work exists in more than one place either for reasons of collaboration or backup, humans still like to cling to the idea of having a "sing
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by wdfx 3y ago
And don't forget that each git clone can have multiple remotes. So your working copy can be simultaneously linked to any or all of GitHub, usb, local network, nas, etc.
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by wdfx 3y ago
And now for a feature request: LFO control the mix. I'm starting to find that my mix is noticeably repetitive after a few minutes. I would like the app to automatically bring in and out other selected sounds over a period of time to re
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by wdfx 3y ago
This is very nicely presented. I wasn't expecting to activate multiple sounds and mix them to my liking. Currently listening to Strong Wind 5% + Fire 10% + PCIII 8% + Wind Chimes 1% + Heartbeat 1% + Clock Ticking 5% + Printer 2% + Mors
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by wdfx 3y ago
I think it calmed down the last week or so but tourism isn't exactly encouraged around that area. We're in the capital with plenty of man made fireworks :)
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by wdfx 3y ago
Happy new year from a Londoner currently in Reykjavik :fireworks:
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by wdfx 3y ago
Exactly - if you think about the automatic dead/hot pixel removal, the camera is going to assume these errors are always in the same location on the image, and maintain a mapping of where they are. If instead in space these errors are
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by wdfx 3y ago
More info about my synth build idea https://github.com/tildearrow/furnace/discussions/1605 I already have the chips. 10x AY from AliExpress for £7 and they turned out to be the real deal.
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by wdfx 3y ago
AY emulation exists in https://github.com/tildearrow/furnace
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by wdfx 3y ago
I recently came across https://github.com/tildearrow/furnace Super impressive tracker and emulator for many different 8 bit synth chips. As a personal project I'm also embarking on a 4x AY-3-8910 chip synth all ho
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by wdfx 3y ago
We agree, essentially. At the risk of really labouring the point though; It'd be most efficient for time/cost reasons if we only ship to production code which is actually used in that build. However, intermediate steps, or additio

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