mjgoeke

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by mjgoeke 9mo ago
With all the talk about "does the software support fractional bpm" wouldn't you just create it at say 124bpm and then scale down to 123.45 (or whatever) by taking the total length and scaling it by that percentage (e.g. 0.995
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by mjgoeke 1y ago
That's not a "watermark", keep it to 5% opacity. This is around 13% and very distracting.
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by mjgoeke 1y ago
I remember seeing a simple setup very similar to this, but the operator adjusted the camera (and a single screen was used for feedback) but the effect felt like a zoom-in / flyover of terrain. I can't find that video any more, co
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by mjgoeke 1y ago
Mobile? afaik node.js doesn't run on mobile. If that's the case the 'copy' doesn't do a good job of highlighting the big value prop.
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Show HN: Playwright page object model aware record and repl(github.com)
1 points by mjgoeke 2y ago|0 comments
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by mjgoeke 2y ago
You might check if chrome://tracing helps give more insights: I came across it here https://youtu.be/easvMCCBFkQ?t=114
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by mjgoeke 2y ago
I'm guessing something along the lines of 1 Samuel 13:13 ;-) https://www.bible.com/bible/114/1SA.13.13
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by mjgoeke 2y ago
We're already there! Impose some structure in the textual representation of the song and it'll respect the structure musically: example - "I only ate 3 cheeseburgers" https://suno.com/song/c15f0251-f
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by mjgoeke 2y ago
Location: Oregon Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Typescript/Javascript, C#, HTML/CSS, Vue, SQL, noSQL, Bootstrap, Azure Devops/Github Actions, Kubernetes, Docker, Node.js, functional programming, CQRS, unit
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by mjgoeke 3y ago
I've appreciated a lot of parts of this book and was wondering if I could share it with others in some way. I like to see the actual content of a book before I buy it to know if it resonates with me. I found the book's table of co
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Hell Yeah or No (2020)(sive.rs)
1 points by mjgoeke 3y ago|1 comments
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by mjgoeke 3y ago
My first thought is, are they differentiating between people who buy vinyls for themselves vs someone who has a record player? Seems like they may be jumping to conclusions here.
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by mjgoeke 3y ago
I have a very different set of problems/concerns in my current project and when I walk through the website most of it isn't mapping into my current problem+solution space. The problem this is solving may be obvious from your persp
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by mjgoeke 4y ago
This. And this is true for reasons I didn't understand when I was soley technical and younger. At the end of the day people - _teams_ - want people they can trust in. That doesn't mean you handle things flawlessly, or that your
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by mjgoeke 4y ago
I'm actively developing this, here's my list of next things: * make the tool author new page-object-model files * workflow to append to page-object-model files * support nested page-object-models better (scope selector)
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Show HN: I Made a Playwright Recorder(github.com)
2 points by mjgoeke 4y ago|1 comments
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by mjgoeke 4y ago
Yes exactly! Our behemoth of a web app was taking 25s initial load time (much faster when cached so it just wasn’t a priority to fix performance). Average test run time for a workflow test is 2 minutes. That means when authoring them and I’
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Live Coding in Playwright(twitter.com)
1 points by mjgoeke 4y ago|3 comments
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by mjgoeke 4y ago
Hi! I created a library at work that I'm pushing to get open sourced now. It provides live coding functionality for Playwright tests. It also has an extremely powerful user configurable recorder. I'm looking to add support to make
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
I have wrestled with my own demons, some similar to yours. What I found was I was missing authentic friendship and connection with people. This was a long process, but the first step was to find safe trustworthy and interested people. For y
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
I have mixed feelings about this. I suspect Haskell has enough base-level complexity to be productive in it that it gets in the way of its adoption. Contrast that to say writing something to serve http requests in Go. The number of complex
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
I can’t speak for the entire spectrum available. But I have two data points and am shocked at the difference, since I expect none. At home I have a rancilio rocky grinder, bought used, newly replaced burrs. It’s “stepped” so I don’t have mu
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
upvoted - and MPC-HC isn't really available anymore - MPC-BC is a good replacement
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
In 5.1/7.1 audio mixes, the center channel is the magic channel with the dialogue. It gives plenty of control. It's pretty great in practice.
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
The fix for me has been surround sound. I have the center channel bumped several steps louder than the others on my receiver. This makes a world of difference over stereo mixes. (I will admit the voice sound can be more uneven - wind noise
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
Oh gosh, me too. I recall calling a number in the back of a magazine to buy VistaPro 3. I was a dirt-poor kid at the time. I asked for the upgrade, and was worried because I didn't own v2, just the first version. They laughed and said
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
I work in C# but have come to a similar conclusion to his note at the top of his article. C# supports extension methods, so if you want you can augment the original 3rd party class with your own (chaining in this case) methods. Or author yo
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
Sorry, no strong point. I was just pondering that the issue is inattention, and imagining google, who spends the most money, ever, on capturing human attention, taking the next dystopian step.
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
Oh gosh no. I can see it now, google self driving car with built in “captcha” where it checks your response time to the “fire drill” alert tone to take over driving. That’ll train us. Probably the perfect time to show an advert too. Our att
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by mjgoeke 5y ago
Manual Parking: Space to brake behaves... erratically.

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