woudsma

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by woudsma 4y ago
No ML, just JS and voronoi! https://youtube.com/watch?v=Z2ZXW2HBLPM
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by woudsma 4y ago
Very nice project! Would be cool if it didn't need a .srt file, but that it would scan the audio for a search prase. Edit: Never mind, I see that you can create transcriptions using vosk!
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by woudsma 4y ago
There is a learning curve to these kinds of machines, so it might be hard to play with it without some practice. I’d recommend to just buy one, and experiment with it. They can provide years of creative fun!
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by woudsma 4y ago
I know, but I've come to the realisation that menu-diving devices just aren't suited to me. There's too many steps and combinations of keys to remember - is the feeling I get every time. Especially when you've got lots o
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by woudsma 4y ago
I love the sound, capabilities and build quality of the Elektron gear (especially Digitakt / Analog Rytm2), but I dislike the amount of menu-diving that's required. I find the interface a bit of a barrier. My Roland TR-8S has dedi
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by woudsma 4y ago
This button doesn’t really work for me. Often I need to click it multiple times before a video dissapears from my recommendations. Same with the ‘Not interested’ button. I’m guessing YT works with a system that is ‘eventually consistent’, b
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by woudsma 5y ago
I didn’t know about Travic, thanks!
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by woudsma 5y ago
> The browser’s built-in controls are quite sufficient. Until you work on global webshop forms, where business/management wants hundreds of exceptions to the rules. Few examples: form input pre-fills, custom validation, auto-complet
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by woudsma 5y ago
AT5 (local Amsterdam news station) recently made a video about darkstores. https://youtu.be/Owf3Uo3NC8o (Dutch, but auto-translate subtitles work pretty well)
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by woudsma 5y ago
Nice to see that the author uses Shellcheck. There is a very nice Shellcheck VS Code extension that links examples of good/bad practices when writing Bash. I can definitely recommend using it if you’re writing Bash scripts!
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by woudsma 5y ago
$240 per month for internet, wow. I didn't realise things were that expensive for people living in remote areas. I'm currently paying ~$40 (converted from EUR) per month for a 100Mb/s fiber connection.
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by woudsma 5y ago
I try to understand the current restrictions but the numbers don’t make sense to me anymore. In my country there have been around 21k deaths from COVID (officially). 0.9% of those deaths were people that were between 0-49 years old. That’s
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by woudsma 5y ago
Anecdotally, I feel that some sort of tool like this is being used on YouTube as well. I don't use other 'social media' platforms. I've created two accounts, one where I mostly watch left-wing videos and one where I watc
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by woudsma 5y ago
I use floppy disks for my Akai S2800 sampler :) Originally built around 1992 it still works (and sounds) great! Modding it to support USB is too expensive, and I quite enjoy some of the limitations it brings. You have to get creative for so
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by woudsma 5y ago
https://clickclickclick.click
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by woudsma 5y ago
Social media hasn't been a part of my life for years now. It feels great, I wish I could get back the hours I've spent on social media. I see why people like it and how it can be useful, but if I would want to kickstart another de
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by woudsma 5y ago
It doesn’t matter. I’m a bit of a ‘positive’ existential nihilist, and I strongly feel that everything I do is not important in the greater view of existence / nature. That doesn’t mean that I think everything I do is worthless, some t
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by woudsma 5y ago
As others in this thread have mentioned, Docusaurus is really good. It was very easy to add search with Algolia and meta tags for SEO as well.
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by woudsma 5y ago
Not a solo-preneur, but I’ve had great experiences so far with Dokku, an open-source Heroku clone. I’m running ~40 apps on my single VPS since a couple of years. I use it in combination with Github Actions, Bitbucket Pipelines and Gitlab CI
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by woudsma 5y ago
Heroku error :) That was fast. Edit: never mind, back up!
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by woudsma 5y ago
They would, there are lots of local online platforms where they can have an online presence. In my country it's services like TakeAway, Deliveroo, Uber Eats that bring in a lot of revenue for smaller restaurants. If you don't want
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by woudsma 5y ago
Nature doesn't care, life will continue to exist. Humans deserve nothing, we're only given a slice of time. Life on earth is both beautiful and merciless. We're involuntary actors in a fractal universe. I do hope that we can
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by woudsma 5y ago
The demoscene is fantastic, it’s just very math-heavy. I love shaders and the speed of GPU’s/parallel processing, but learning to write GLSL is hard especially when you haven’t had much math education. (Which is often the case for art
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by woudsma 5y ago
I’ve done the opposite, I switched from arts to tech. Being able to use programming to create art is fantastic. I can clearly remember the days where creating images _always_ was a manual task (I used Adobe Photoshop at the time). Now I wou
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by woudsma 5y ago
This could turn Hare Krishna into a bad boy!
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by woudsma 5y ago
Apparently the machines are pretty hard to replicate, the company (ASML) has had to deal with a couple of corporate espionage cases in the past[0]. [0]: https://nos.nl/artikel/2280228-wat-heeft-de-chinese-overheid... (
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by woudsma 5y ago
You could try using SoulSeek
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by woudsma 5y ago
I'd really like this as well. Open-source it. Modern social media platforms are highly profitable AI-accelerated mass manipulation systems, on steroids. These companies have little incentive and are very reluctant to changing their &#x
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by woudsma 5y ago
> Once someone owns a gun, or a household has a gun with-in it, there are all sorts of disasters that can now occur that were not possible without one being present. Amen. The 'upsides' of owning a gun don't outweigh the h
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by woudsma 5y ago
I don't mind to pay for privacy and transparency. FB and other platforms are hoarding and abusing highly personal information for profit, they're parasites.

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