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PSR: Browser-based player for arranger keyboard style files (.STY)(psr.modalharmony.net)
3 points by fmeyer 5mo ago|0 comments
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by fmeyer 8mo ago
My notes are never long-form, and I envy people whose notes look publication-ready. I think in lists and mnemonics. My work involves so much context-switching that I ended up building a weird system just to keep continuity. It’s basically a
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by fmeyer 2y ago
Nice one, works better than mine; I've been using a git alias for quite some time `lead = shortlog -s -n --all --no-merges`
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by fmeyer 2y ago
I remember you talking about the project in the early drools IRC days. Your positivity and enthusiasm were what really made this project happen, and I have no doubts about your success with this new venture. I’m glad things went well for yo
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by fmeyer 2y ago
Nice idea, I missed a few thing. - on tab pressing, there's a percussive sound https://www.soundsnap.com/typewriter_electra_xt_old_electron... - same happens on shift https://www.soundsnap.com/typewrite
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by fmeyer 2y ago
Then we got RedHat using the same strategy to sell support for the government :D
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by fmeyer 2y ago
Nice post, let me build up on the software engineering analogy. I've had a 3D printer for a while, and I have to say that Bambu has completely changed my perspective on the whole experience. Before, I treated it mostly as a time-consum
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by fmeyer 2y ago
This is the recipe to have 100+ different runtimes. Don’t forget that In large deployments, you have no idea who is using what, which features are enabled or what’s the flavor of optimization someone pushed to make things work for the custo
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by fmeyer 2y ago
I tried RMPP for a weekend and decided not to stick with it. Honestly, it doesn't even come close to how good my Note Air 3C* is. Being an Android device allows you to perform customization especially regarding setting accessibility fe
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by fmeyer 2y ago
BOFH, BileBlog, The Daily WTF; No wonder we all turned cynical.
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by fmeyer 2y ago
Identity is tricky. Proving who you are depends on a certain level of trust. Whether it's through email, devices, phones, or, in more advanced settings, some sort of digital certificate; you won't have much options. Unless you&#x2
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by fmeyer 2y ago
I reported a similar and even more damaging I my opinion ( https://hackerone.com/reports/2240374 ) and they also dismissed as by design. Turns out I found out you could even invite external collaborators into your fork a
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by fmeyer 2y ago
Great work Lucas; You're going in the right direction! for the near future, I suggest you to add a cli, connectors, simple symbolic calculation on notebooks (take some inspiration from calca http://calca.io/examples ),
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by fmeyer 2y ago
I have some trauma built up thanks to POVRay and countless hours wasted trying to render computer graphics exercises in a sh* computer. Recently I tried to render an animated scene that took me a weekend to render properly in 2003. It'
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by fmeyer 2y ago
Despite modern advancements in ML, rules engines are still preferred in some scenarios as their execution tends to be deterministic. They have different heuristics for conflict resolution when more than one rule can be fired. Once you defin
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by fmeyer 2y ago
There’s plenty of pirated paid cable channels there. I’d be careful aggregating this.
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by fmeyer 2y ago
I've drop down two networks in my life, First time I run a dhcp server by accident and suddenly went sideways but the blast radius was small, Second time and more interesting one, My campus had a mac address allow list; when I got a n
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by fmeyer 3y ago
The idea behind this is not new. https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/yetisen/files/morpho_butte...
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PL/0 Compiler Written in Go (2017)(dogankurt.com)
3 points by fmeyer 3y ago|0 comments
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by fmeyer 3y ago
The idea of an education computer is bugging my mind in the last 5 years. If you consider modern hardware and OS is practically impossible to have a simple enough machine that you could teach the young generation. Fantasy consoles like pico
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by fmeyer 3y ago
IIRC someone has done something similar with emacs running on baremetal a few years ago.
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by fmeyer 3y ago
I use Drafts, It can take you to places that you never thought would be possible with AI writer.
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by fmeyer 3y ago
I haven't lived that era, but developed some interest later to both c64 and amiga. IMO besides being extremely easy to program, they didn't required extensive tooling to make interesting programs specially when you compare with al
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by fmeyer 3y ago
I understand, there's always more to a story than what a single person recalls. However, often people want to control the narrative of what transpired in projects and want to have a favorable recounting of events unfolded. I've ex
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by fmeyer 3y ago
That happened to me too, I was able to secure our organization's name that way. There was someone squatting on it, and it could have caused potential problems if they started uploading code. From what I recall about the process, it was
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by fmeyer 3y ago
Although I have my own domain for some mail, I've been using pobox.com for this and other reasons since 2009. It's quite cheap and safe redirect since it now belongs to fastmail.
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by fmeyer 3y ago
I bet you are reading Deutch’s The begging of Infinity.
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by fmeyer 3y ago
It’s a poetic way of viewing the possibility of life spreading throughout the cosmos: tiny cellular “ Noah’s arks” journeying across the vast oceans of space, potentially bringing life to new worlds.
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by fmeyer 3y ago
Not a single reference to differential privacy?
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by fmeyer 3y ago
http://fernandomeyer.com I wish I had more energy to publish from my stash of private notes.

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