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by joren- 2mo ago
I'll make sure that the script is idempotent.
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by joren- 3mo ago
As mentioned below I have been building the 'read' side of this: a data publication platform. I wanted to avoid any server side components. The communication / write part and updating the server-side sqlite database would nee
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by joren- 3mo ago
Looks like a good addition to the datasette ecosystem. I have been working on a similar idea with cusom html around sqlite databases. By default a faceted search interface is generated but by reusing the client side data layer, custom apps
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by joren- 1y ago
I think you just answered your own question: I do like a a boring os that gets out of your way, also on a desktop.
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by joren- 2y ago
A bit of fun I had last night with running a HTTP request through a stupid amount of proxies. The main take-away is that a http proxy will not add too much latency, assuming fast interconnects. I would, however, not advise to chain 500 prox
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The time an HTTP request takes to pass through a proxy, a proxy, a proxy(0110.be)
2 points by joren- 2y ago|2 comments
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by joren- 2y ago
Perhaps also of interest: A more curated example of a local initiative can be found here: https://kaart.gentgemapt.be/ . This combines historical maps of a city in Belgium with information on local heritage.
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$10M prize launched for team that can talk to the animals(theguardian.com)
8 points by joren- 2y ago|3 comments
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by joren- 2y ago
Hi, thanks for posting this. I am the blog author and prepared the following as a Show HN blurb: Have you ever wondered how to improve human-flute-computer interaction, wonder no more: this project allows you to control a mouse cursor via s
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3D modeling with ChatGPT – Solidified ephemerality(0110.be)
1 points by joren- 3y ago|0 comments
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Look, Ma No JavaScript A case against the overuse of JavaScript(0110.be)
5 points by joren- 3y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Clap detection – Push code to GitHub by Clapping twice(0110.be)
2 points by joren- 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Dragon! Sound effects for board games(0110.be)
1 points by joren- 3y ago|0 comments
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Optimizing C code with profiling, algorithmic optimizations and 'ChatGPT SIMD'(0110.be)
2 points by joren- 3y ago|0 comments
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by joren- 3y ago
I am not entirely sure with were you are going with this comment but FYI here is an ffmpeg fork with the build system replaced with a "build.zig" file and the Zig build environment: https://github.com/andrewrk&#x2F
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by joren- 3y ago
This is a bit low on actual information but it seems a dead reckoning device based on a new type of - drift free? - accelerometer?
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USB MIDI Interface for the NeXTCube(0110.be)
4 points by joren- 3y ago|0 comments
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by joren- 3y ago
I do recognize that 'one of the first off-the-shelf devices for high-quality, real-time music applications' it is somewhat murky and a lot was happening in the late 80s, beginning 90s. This thread already contains pointers to othe
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by joren- 3y ago
I have tried to compile the browser/editor, the worldwideweb.app, as well and failed, indeed due to having incomplete sources/dependencies. I did not look into it too much though with my main goal being to get music software runni
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by joren- 3y ago
I have just finished restoring a NeXTcube and was surprised how modern the environment feels: neworking, interface, unix tooling, .. To get to know the environment I compiled the original httpd server and managed to get it compiling after
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Electronic Music and the NeXTcube – Running Max on the Ircam Musical Workstation(0110.be)
72 points by joren- 3y ago|32 comments
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by joren- 3y ago
The NeXTcube is an influential machine in computing history. The NeXTcube, with an additional soundcard, was also one of the first off-the-shelf devices for high-quality, real-time music applications. Here a restored NeXTcube runs an early
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Show HN: Gabber – Visualizing constant-Q transforms in the browser(0110.be)
2 points by joren- 4y ago|0 comments
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Crossplatform JNI Builds with Zig(0110.be)
2 points by joren- 4y ago|0 comments
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by joren- 4y ago
Perhaps the official release info is of more interest. This blog post is quite 'inspired' by it. It does mention the source but I do not see the added value of the blog post over the official release info: https://www.r
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by joren- 4y ago
I do see some improvements for FFT workloads. The SIMD webassembly version is quite a bit faster. Try it yourself: https://0110.be/posts/pffft.wasm%3A_an_FFT_library_for_the_w...
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by joren- 4y ago
For a Javascript YIN implementation, see https://github.com/peterkhayes/pitchfinder I have used it in a live spectrogram visualisation: https://0110.be/phd/presentation/spectrogram/live.h
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Show HN: pffft.wasm an FFT library powered by SIMD WebAssembly(0110.be)
2 points by joren- 5y ago|0 comments
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by joren- 5y ago
To share my mistakes as well: After launching a web app we noticed severe performance issues and had to roll back to a previous version. To identify the performance problems introduced in the new version, I wrote a script mimicking a thousa
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by joren- 5y ago
As an FYI, if you are interested in the fundamental frequency of birdsong the GitHup repo below might be of interest. It is an STFT + interpolation to get an accurate (potentially quickly changing) frequency estimate: https://git

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