zacharydenton

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How to Build Music Visualizers with the Web Audio API(noisehack.com)
2 points by zacharydenton 10y ago|0 comments
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by zacharydenton 10y ago
Thanks, this post has been converted through several different blog engines over the years and I hadn't noticed the rendering was broken until now. It's meant to look more like https://zach.se/project-euler-solutio
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by zacharydenton 13y ago
Yeah, the code's on GitHub: https://github.com/zacharydenton/hackernews p.s. thanks for posting this, gerrys0
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by zacharydenton 13y ago
Here's another HN mobile web app: http://hn.meteor.com/
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by zacharydenton 13y ago
I've been building this Hacker News web app over the past couple days: http://hn.meteor.com/ The code's on GitHub: https://github.com/zacharydenton/hackerreader
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by zacharydenton 14y ago
To be clear, the part that takes hours to accomplish is "best-looking distro I've come across". Of course it's not difficult to install Google Chrome (or Chromium for that matter). It just saves time to have it installed automatically.
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by zacharydenton 14y ago
CrunchBang is the best-looking distro I've come across. It also comes with scripts that will install common proprietary software like Chrome or Dropbox. Obviously you could accomplish all of that by installing Debian and spending hours conf
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by zacharydenton 14y ago
If the point of the experiment was to determine whether Facebook ads are primarily clicked by real people (as opposed to "indiscriminate clickers"), the author should have used something so bland no one except bots would click on. I'd be in
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by zacharydenton 14y ago
In the past I used Soywiki, which, like Vimwiki, is a wiki inside Vim. While I love Vim, it was too inefficient to have to ssh into a box, cd into ~/wiki, and launch Vim just to read or edit an entry -- especially on my phone. The solution