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by captbaritone 3mo ago
As part of building Webamp I did a side quest to enable rendering Windows animated cursor on the web. You can read about it here: https://jordaneldredge.com/rendering-animated-ani-cursors-in...
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by captbaritone 3mo ago
Interesting! I've only ever actively used subdomains of webampskins.org, however during early testing I set a hard coded IPV4 IP as the A name for the root domain. Now it looks like that IP has been handed off to someone else who is ho
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by captbaritone 3mo ago
This is an idea that 3D artists have been playing with for years. I've collected 63 different artists imaginings of this here: https://jordaneldredge.com/physical-winamp/
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by captbaritone 3mo ago
Looks like that was a "modern" Winamp skin, which are unfortunately not displayed in the museum: https://winampheritage.com/skin/pimeer-v2-2-ultime/142664
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by captbaritone 3mo ago
Author of the Museum here. Agreed! That was true for "classic" Winamp skins which are what is shown here. I also took a stab at "modern" Winamp skins which were fully dynamic and scriptable and wasn't quite able to
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by captbaritone 3mo ago
Oh! Author of the project here, but not op. Happy to answer any questions. The code for the Museum as well as the Webamp player that powers the interactive preview can be found here: https://github.com/captbaritone/weba
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by captbaritone 8mo ago
His goal was to get a faster oracle that encoded the behavior of Pokemon that he could use for a different training project. So this project provides that without needing to be maintainable or understandable itself.
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by captbaritone 9mo ago
Former classical singer here. Only theory I can come up with is that opera tends to have large casts where all the singers are credited individually which would inflate the absolute numbers of "artists" relative to other generes.
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by captbaritone 1y ago
I recall hearing that SQLite actually had some significant issues with choosing public domain as their license and somewhat regret the decision. Apparently it’s not a concept which has broad understating internationally, and there’s less le
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React's useTransition and state update reordering(jordaneldredge.com)
2 points by captbaritone 1y ago|0 comments
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by captbaritone 1y ago
Author here. I think we might actually be in agreement. My point is that in React you don't formally describe the transition table because (and I think this is where we agree) that's infeasible for an app of any reasonable size. T
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In React {Transitions} = F(state)(jordaneldredge.com)
39 points by captbaritone 1y ago|54 comments
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by captbaritone 2y ago
Hey! I run the museum, and these stories of people finding things they created and thought had not survived, are so fun to read. Also, your skin is… incredible.
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by captbaritone 2y ago
There were also “other” reasons to skip version number 4: https://jordaneldredge.com/notes/winamp-4-skin/
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by captbaritone 2y ago
Full link with the skin preloaded for anyone curious: https://webamp.org/modern/?skin=https://kepano.s3.amazonaws....
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by captbaritone 2y ago
Good point. I’ll update the post.
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From Opera to Tech(jordaneldredge.com)
1 points by captbaritone 2y ago|0 comments
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No-unused-binary-expressions: From code review nit to ecosystem improvements(eslint.org)
3 points by captbaritone 2y ago|0 comments
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by captbaritone 2y ago
Possibly this one? https://skins.webamp.org/skin/8fab8401c9ed83068a677f8ec08842...
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by captbaritone 2y ago
The closest I've seen is https://re-amp.ru . Not sure about codecs
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by captbaritone 2y ago
Hey! That's my side project. So glad to hear people enjoy it.
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by captbaritone 2y ago
Note that they don't actually say "open source" anywhere.
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Winamp has announced that it is "opening up" its source code(about.winamp.com)
344 points by captbaritone 2y ago|163 comments
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by captbaritone 3y ago
Grats author here. I agree, decorators would be preferable. However, decorators are a runtime construct and as such cannot be applied to type constructs. This means you can’t, for example, annotate an interface definition, or add a descript
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by captbaritone 3y ago
Grats and Relay (I work on both) can be combined to get this developer flow, and it’s pretty incredible. Would love to see it working with Strawberry as well. https://x.com/captbaritone/status/1748020699263045659?s
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by captbaritone 3y ago
Grats author here: Strawberry was definitely (and continues to be) a big inspiration for Grats, I’m pleased to hear that you see the resemblance!
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by captbaritone 3y ago
gql.tada is indeed very impressive and I think shares many of the same values as Grats. That said, I believe that today they only support the client path. Editor features and type generation for queries/mutations and fragments, althoug
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by captbaritone 3y ago
This approach works fine for simple projects, but you also need to provide an implementation, and the two need to line up. This is what leads people to want solutions that either generate implementation types from the .graphql schema or (as
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by captbaritone 3y ago
Grats author here. It's spiritually similar to type-graphql or typegql, except that it's able to see the TypeSCript types as well as the class/method names. So, there's less duplication, less overhead, and a less confusi
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by captbaritone 3y ago
Grats author here. That's supported as well. You can simply write annotated wrapper functions/classes/types/interfaces around your GraphQL agnostic API.

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