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by cmrdsprklpny 5y ago
You might like Wick Editor: https://wickeditor.com
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by cmrdsprklpny 5y ago
Here's an in-development audio framework which uses JS. I haven't used it, but it looks interesting. https://www.elementary.audio/
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by cmrdsprklpny 5y ago
This looks similar to https://www.wickeditor.com/#/ , at least in it's current form.
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by cmrdsprklpny 5y ago
There's a local university that uses this method to cool their musical performance space, which causes it to be comfortably cold but without the noise of AC.
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by cmrdsprklpny 5y ago
JUCE also has this kind of layout.
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by cmrdsprklpny 5y ago
I think it depends on the school. I've personally had a very positive high school experience in the U.S.
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by cmrdsprklpny 5y ago
wickeditor.com is trying to fill this niche, still pretty young but under active development.
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by cmrdsprklpny 5y ago
I don't think this works with 2019 or later Intel Macbooks, but as far as I know the most recent relevant information and drivers are here: https://github.com/roadrunner2/macbook12-spi-driver . In my own experience
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
If the artist is themself selling the art as an NFT, I believe so.
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
I’ve had the experience that often weird bugs pop up when signing; often it isn’t that simple unfortunately.
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
I write contemporary classical music, and am applying to some highly-regarded conservatories (I enter college this year). I've made it past the prescreens and done all the interviews, so now it's just a matter of waiting and seein
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
I was confused as to how the researchers created a black hole in a lab, which I hadn't heard of being done before. As far as I can tell, an "analog" black hole is different from a normal black hole in that it doesn't use
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
This is pretty nice! Something interesting to note is that it seems to use Shepard tones[1] or something similar so that the scale can be played continuously while still staying in range. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
https://tobyrush.com/theorypages/pdf/en-us/the-whole-enchila... This covers most Classical theory in a pretty clear way, it’s cheesy but does a good job. We used this more than the textbook in a music theory
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
Is the projector going to stop working soon too, or is it being treated differently from the browser plugin?
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
"Ecco the Dolphin" is a game for Sega consoles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecco_the_Dolphin
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
I have an app, metro.drone [1], on the App and Google Play stores that I created with LÖVE2D. While I haven’t seen many other examples, I’ve seen a lot more cross-platform game engines than UI-explicit engines, many of which have (at least
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
I'm a hobbyist and I've been looking into these kinds of projects for a while. From my (limited) experience, the easiest way to go for a lot of cases is just to use a cross-platform game engine's UI capabilities, but there&#x
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
Not exactly the same, but melodicas (and accordions I think) have smaller keyboards than standard pianos... I feel like if smaller keyboards were going to take off for people with small hands, they probably already would have by now(...?)
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
Media authoring-wise, the Wick Editor [1] is attempting to fill the gap. It's still pretty young, but looks promising. [1]: https://www.wickeditor.com
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
My understanding (which there's a good chance is incorrect) is that all code written in Elm has to be in a functional style because the language strictly enforces it; but this enforcement doesn't exist in Lisp and OCaml, so they c
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
Not git, but I believe fossil[1] does this. [1]: https://www.fossil-scm.org/
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
Chrome has web midi support, which Firefox lacks. I use firefox whenever possible, but switch to Chrome for web MIDI
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
This looks really similar to Hyperproduction[1], wondering if there's any connections or relation between the two projects? [1]: https://ben.ai/hyperproduction/
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
Lots of audio software has a similar model, Bitwig and Reaper come to mind.
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
How to Design Programs ( https://htdp.org/ ) is fantastic, I believe it's based off SICP but I found it a little more accessible. It leads into recursion pretty well and intuitively, probably the favorite programming boo
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
I've read it; it's a phenomenal book to understand more about how computers work on a hardware and conceptual level, but it doesn't really teach programming. Still strongly recommended.
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
How do you get access to GPT-3? Is there a way besides signing up for the openai api?
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by cmrdsprklpny 6y ago
Hello! I created metro.drone, a music practice app available on the App Store and Google Play Store. Basically, it plays a drone note to a metronome beat, but I recently updated it with some features like chord building. Any and all feedbac

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