BFay

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by BFay 3y ago
Database Management Systems, aka "The Cow Book"
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by BFay 4y ago
Wow, yeah it seems entirely plagiarized. It's still a very strange song, but I don't think the AI did anything noteworthy here. Thanks for looking into it!
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by BFay 4y ago
Oh, yes sorry I didn't realize I could actually link: https://www.musi-co.com/listen/track/test_energylevel
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by BFay 4y ago
I highly highly recommend listening to the track called "Test_energylevel", it is absolutely bonkers, and more interesting than any of the other tracks I clicked on here. (You have to click on "Explore" and then scroll d
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by BFay 4y ago
I also enter an absurdly old date, and usually I'll try setting an impossible day/month combo like February 31st... sometimes it actually works!
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by BFay 5y ago
I really like Jeremy Kun's writing: https://jeremykun.com/ and recommend his book, A Programmer's Introduction to Mathematics: https://pimbook.org/ . So far I've only read the first few chapte
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by BFay 11y ago
This may seem silly, but one of my main reasons for using IntelliJ over Eclipse is because it has a nice looking dark theme. I've tried using the dark theme on Eclipse, and on both Windows and OS X it had very bright scroll bars that c
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by BFay 11y ago
I'll have to look into WavePot, but I'll say that SonicPi is built first and foremost for live-coding; making music in realtime while coding. There's some other languages that focus on this - Gibber in the browser, Tidal in H
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by BFay 11y ago
And maybe that enjoyment will make you a happier person in general, which will in turn make you more productive because you won't worry and second-guess yourself so much.
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by BFay 11y ago
Check out The Echo Nest API for some inspiration - I'm pretty sure Spotify and some similar services use it for their recommendations. http://developer.echonest.com/docs/v4
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by BFay 11y ago
I've had the same issues - with some updates it gets better or worse, it's pretty annoying. Another thing that concerns me with the app is that the setting to only download/stream tracks on wifi doesn't seem to be honore
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by BFay 11y ago
I'm using Arch and I really like it. However, it does take way more time and effort to install than the more mainstream distros like Ubuntu and Fedora, especially if you're like me and you're used to things like wifi "ju
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by BFay 11y ago
Linux Poetry is relevant: http://linuxpoetry.com/
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by BFay 11y ago
Just consider the laptop fan additional ambient sound!
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by BFay 11y ago
It seems very difficult to come up with aath curriculum that works for everyone. I agree that a creative approach might not be as practical as I imagine it, I've definitely suffered from the "aha, monads are burritos, why hasn&#x
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by BFay 11y ago
Was it the "Yeah" that made the tone seem sarcastic? I didn't really mean it that way, I genuinely do think it would be interesting to see what happens. Sometimes I wish I had been taught math from a more theoretical perspect
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by BFay 11y ago
Yeah, it would be interesting to learn about pure functions and referential transparency before basic algebra.
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by BFay 11y ago
My Windows 10 installation fscked up my linux partitions that were on the same drive, and I was unable to repair tem... probably my own fault for not being careful, but very aggravating. The OS itself seems fairly smooth, though.
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by BFay 11y ago
I think the gain that people are aiming for is "write once, run everywhere." Especially if you're a lone developer - it's one thing to learn the intricacies of one platform (like web), but learning the ecosystems for And
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by BFay 11y ago
I've been waiting for something like this, it looks great! I hope it can work with "babel-node" without any hiccups, so I can keep my server on ES6.
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by BFay 11y ago
There were occasionally minigames in Mario Party or similar games that required you to rotate the control stick as quickly as you could - the stick was not padded, so you could really hurt your thumb (or the palm of your hand, if you chose
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by BFay 11y ago
Is the complexity actually quadratic, like amelius said? The diffing operation is linear according to React documentation: https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/reconciliation.html Is Array.prototype.concat linear
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by BFay 11y ago
Don't worry, my new Flux implementation will take your mind off of that!
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by BFay 11y ago
Do you have any more info on how you set that up? I kinda want a gaming PC but I like my current laptop/monitor setup, maybe I could leave the PC sitting in the corner of the room running headless, and stream the content to my laptop?
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by BFay 11y ago
How do you like koa? I really like the way it handles async stuff with coroutines. I'm wondering if it will have lasting appeal, though, because ES7 should introduce async/await to javascript, which will probably replace the corou
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by BFay 11y ago
None of that comment seemed unreasonable to me - I've had large over-ear sets of headphones that require me to turn the volume up pretty high. It takes more to drive them, that's why some people own headphone amps. Compare that to
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by BFay 11y ago
Thank you! That's the best advice I've heard on ordering. If I can get my feet unstuck from their current rabbit-holes, I'll dive into this one.
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by BFay 11y ago
Alright, you've piqued my interest! I've had a couple of electronics projects in mind, mostly audio-related, like building MIDI controllers, experimenting with modular synthesizers, setting up a MIDI-controlled Gameboy synthesizer
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by BFay 11y ago
If web ads were more like newspaper ads, I think I would find them more agreeable. Newspaper ads don't animate and distract me from what I'm reading. When I flip to a different page in the paper I don't have to "wait ten
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by BFay 11y ago
Have you looked into hosting from universities? I recently read about plans to move Pure Data (flow-based audio programming environment) to Oregon State University's Open Source Labs. Maybe they would be open to hosting Octave-Forge.

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