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by listenfaster 3mo ago
The library where the discovery was made: https://www.bnf.fr/en/actualitesEN/discovery-unpublished-aut... I’m hoping that a full scan appears in the archive linked at the bottom of the page. I’m a composer and sti
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Mvsep – AI-driven music and voice separation(mvsep.com)
3 points by listenfaster 3mo ago|0 comments
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by listenfaster 4mo ago
Yep absolutely agree. I’m saving this comment in my journal.
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by listenfaster 6mo ago
Psyched to try kan - thx.
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by listenfaster 7mo ago
+1 for Kari. You’ll find smaller, less SEO’d sites favored in their search results. From https://help.kagi.com/kagi/why-kagi/noads.html : “Kagi Search is an ad-free search engine that will actively down-rank sites
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by listenfaster 7mo ago
I’ve always enjoyed your curation, especially in the music department. Thanks so much!
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by listenfaster 8mo ago
I’m not a game designer, but 15 years after initially reading it, Jesse Schell’s “The Art of Game Design: A Book of Lenses” really sticks with me in any product design context. Organizing your thoughts around the lenses presented in this bo
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by listenfaster 9mo ago
Very creative guy operating this site (look at this! https://timthompson.com/spacepalette/ ) though it looks like it’s been idle the past 4 years or so? The live-coding community around tidal cycles will point you to a
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by listenfaster 9mo ago
‘Your own enjoyment’ is a rich reward. My unsolicited advice: Try making a mess with it everyday for a week / month / year and see if you don’t start to appreciate something in what you make. Orca is a brilliant piece of work.
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by listenfaster 9mo ago
Sorry in advance for a short rant: This might be to be the most ‘no sh!t Sherlock’ obvious thing I’ve seen Seth write, and there is stiff competition in other posts of his. Am I the only one who sees civilization in decline reading somethin
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by listenfaster 9mo ago
Same - maybe no one’s tested it on the aura HD yet?
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by listenfaster 9mo ago
Rakuten, the company behind kobo, has always tolerated hacking their devices, so there are several options, including KOReader, Plato and the subject here, Quill. Personally I think Kobo is your best option, if i understand your ‘open OS’ r
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by listenfaster 10mo ago
What a solid piece of writing. I’m Gen X, and have talked with my siblings about the online realities my teenage nieces and nephews face, and it’s hard not to come to the conclusion the author comes to in the last paragraph. Along the way,
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by listenfaster 11mo ago
Thanks for the reco for pocgtfo. I had no idea.
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by listenfaster 1y ago
Stunning pictures - thank you for sharing these. And I thought October on the Olympic Peninsula was darks & rainy! The sheer cliff faces brought to mind so many cinematic moments - seems like a Herzog film waiting to be made. How many o
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by listenfaster 1y ago
Nice succinct read outlining something I think a lot of people are aware of, but don’t often describe. It’s my first time reading Indie Hacker, and I think there’s nice balance of quality, depth, and brevity that you’re trying to strike? I
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Elvis Act(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by listenfaster 1y ago|0 comments
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by listenfaster 1y ago
A great read, and an objective breakdown of the real world cost of living. Thank you. I'm surprised and kind of grossed-out how criticisms here of the word homelessness have skewed the spirit of the peace. I read empathy with those in
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by listenfaster 2y ago
This made me so happy. Too many good quotes.
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by listenfaster 2y ago
This is a good snapshot of the landscape for those wondering who’s competing in this space - I bookmarked it for that reason. I’m left wondering who the intended audience is for this - devs with no xp or experienced devs looking to leverage
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by listenfaster 2y ago
I agree with you on rss 100%.
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by listenfaster 2y ago
I really enjoyed this and the ensuing conversation here. Great list of links at the end too! Always looking for things to bookmark as inspiring motivators on days when it all feels pointless - this is going on the list.
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by listenfaster 2y ago
This feels right. I wonder if it’s true.
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by listenfaster 2y ago
I like it because the submissions are easy and I think curated / QC’d. I thought Kagi was going to do more with https://kagi.com/smallweb but it’s kind of like going to https://wiby.me/ and hitting “su
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by listenfaster 2y ago
I just have bookmarks to directory sites, as you say, like https://ooh.directory/
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by listenfaster 2y ago
1. I’ve been using Joplin across apple and Linux footprints since 2016. Laurent is a very attentive maintainer and the community forum is very active and reactive when you need them. I’m very satisfied. Ui serves my needs, plugins can be de
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by listenfaster 2y ago
Thx for listening!
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by listenfaster 2y ago
“ There remains a strange relation to the poems I have already written. Though they were written to create or affirm my existence, they did not, once they were finished, continue to do so. What they suggested, when I read them afterward, wa
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Show HN: I've been posting a sound I made everyday day for the last year(listenfaster.com)
9 points by listenfaster 2y ago|2 comments
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by listenfaster 2y ago
I really like your esthetic, and look forward to reading more of your open garage thoughts! Unpacking your state of mind as you try to be vulnerable in your journaling in your coffee shop mode post - something I deeply relate to. Nice to se

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