jay-anderson

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by jay-anderson 2y ago
Nice to see lilypond in the example.
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by jay-anderson 3y ago
I'm not a fan this type of solar development. I live in Arizona and we've bulldozed plenty of the desert. There's lots of life and beauty worth preserving. Instead let's put solar panels on the huge, hot, mostly empty pa
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The Mindset of Doing High Quality Work [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jay-anderson 3y ago|0 comments
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by jay-anderson 3y ago
My playdate arrived a few weeks ago. Lots of good fun little games. A lot of the catalog games look nice, but most are just outside of the impulse purchase to me.
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by jay-anderson 3y ago
I feel that teachers learning about how their interactions contribute to how young students think and feel about themselves and the subject is important. The teachers directly talking about 'growth mindset' to students seems to wo
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by jay-anderson 3y ago
> A big goal of the city’s heat mitigation plan is to more than double the city’s tree cover from roughly 10% to 25% by 2030 by planting drought-resistant trees like elms, ashes, and Chinese pistaches, prioritizing historic neighborhoods
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by jay-anderson 3y ago
I have a child starting college next year. One thing that surprised me is the number of extra fees. It very much reminded me of ticketmaster, comcast, or airbnb hidden fees. Adding them all up for starting next semester the fees are over $1
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by jay-anderson 3y ago
I definitely agree that the advice is regional. I live in Arizona and I've been working to transform my backyard though some managed neglect with some success. The big thing for me was knowing what plants live in my yard: what to keep
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by jay-anderson 3y ago
This is very neat. I've heard of similar benefits to combining solar panels and agriculture. I'm glad this is getting some attention. I live in the desert and often I hear from people who don't live here the sentiment that it
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
I'd like to see something like this used to generate an instrument from text. I don't think the 30 second clips are passable quite yet (I do like the simlish-esque vocals though). But I could see this being able to generate waveta
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
When I was young taking horn lessons my teacher told me that being too close to the timpani can increase your chance to miss notes. This paper is useful in showing some evidence for that. This problem is more unique to the horn as its bell
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
https://mead.uslakes.info/level.asp Looking at past years it seems to usually go up a bit this time of year. It's going to take much more to get back up to levels of past years. 2019-2022 this time of year had a sharpe
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
Pretty cool. There's a lot of vim nuances to implement. Everyone is going to have their subset that doesn't work quite right. In my short experimenting with it <shift> in command mode moves the caret up a line which is incor
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
https://archive.org/details/sierra-christmas-card-1988 - It's on archive.org as well. When I tried it the music didn't work though.
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
I like it overall. That said there are some frustrating aspects of it. The green world is a warp maze with small entry points. That's where I quit. If I could slow it down I'd have a better time. I've never been good at quick
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
We have bots scraping some of our pages at work. We've attempted to reach out but haven't received a response. We don't mind the bots so much themselves, but we want them to be well behaved. Currently they are making calls ov
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bM3QaSqraPY - He has a nice little edited demo uploaded as well. I hope he's able to get the keywork going soon.
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C64 Theremin(linusakesson.net)
1 points by jay-anderson 4y ago|0 comments
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_03JJ7Ca5g - This is a discussion on The Audio Programmer which give some examples and some motivations behind it.
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
Definitely. Pieces end up being listed something like "Symphony No.3, Mvt. II", but they only show the performer which is the orchestra playing rather than the composer so I have no idea which symphony it is. I haven't seen a
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by jay-anderson 4y ago
According to this page the 40 pin IO is available through a MIL-DTL-38999 connector. I've always liked those military connectors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Military_connector_specif...
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by jay-anderson 5y ago
I've sung or hummed along to canyon.mid a time or two. We're good. The meaning of the word 'song' has expanded in popular usage. I play the horn (french horn) and I smile an nod when someone calls a clarinet a horn.
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by jay-anderson 5y ago
Sunvox was my first thought as well. Watching the intro video it seems in bespoke the modules' internals are more visible. Though it's missing the sequencer portion compared with sunvox.
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by jay-anderson 6y ago
What software do you use for reading and syncing with your BOOX?
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by jay-anderson 6y ago
One of the first things I did. I expected it to turn on its side. In general if you draw a triangle it will end up with one of the edges up.
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by jay-anderson 6y ago
Italians have a similar superstition about being hit by gusts of wind, 'colpo d'aria'. Often sickness are attributed to it, but not death like this article.
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by jay-anderson 6y ago
Nice. It'd be fun to have a military connector: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Military_connector_specif...
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by jay-anderson 6y ago
I still have my sheevaplug. It was great to have a small self-contained computer at the time. The raspberry pi definitely fills that spot today, but it isn't a full self-contained package like the sheevaplug was (for the pi you need to
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by jay-anderson 6y ago
Owls can make some noise when they want to as well. My grandparents had an old abandoned silo on their property that we knew some barn owls were roosting in. We went out at dusk to watch them. It was amazing how quiet and graceful they were
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by jay-anderson 6y ago
I've used elementary os [1] in the past. This initially looks similar, but less polished. I hadn't heard of dde [2] before. It'd be nice to explain it on this page or provide a link. [1] https://elementary.io/

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