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by rocheio 2y ago
> anything from elaborate ASCII art generators to programs that solve imaginary problems I did a little of both with https://asciitabs.com/random - trying to learn some basic music theory and improvisation with guitar an
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The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect (2002)(localroger.com)
5 points by rocheio 3y ago|0 comments
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by rocheio 4y ago
https://roche.io/ Just my collection of projects over the years, I think ASCII tabs is the most interesting personality but gets less traffic than the silly games
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Show HN: W3rdl3 – Wordle and Threes Combined(w3rdl3.com)
5 points by rocheio 5y ago|0 comments
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by rocheio 5y ago
Good point on this too. I think there's value in allowing and exploring one-off / alternative views into Wikipedia especially where the data isn't accessible already - but long term any serious effort should be merged back in
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by rocheio 5y ago
> What I like most about it is how easy it is to achieve something useful with a very moderate amount of code. 100%. One of the best things about both Wikipedia and Python IMO, neither may deliver perfect results but they get you WORKABL
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by rocheio 7y ago
I helped bridge the gap in my own guitar playing from “can play tabs” to “can vamp and improvise from a scale” by making / using a random tab generator: https://www.asciitabs.com/random I think building the site helped
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by rocheio 8y ago
Thanks for sharing - lots of detail on the process and the pictures look really helpful, although honestly I have no familiarity with pizza dough making to judge by. Great read regardless. I love the idea of Github becoming a more popular p
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by rocheio 8y ago
Philadelphia is a really great city to live and work in my opinion. Good city density but not overcrowded, walkable, affordable, good public transit, diverse. Public schools aren't the best currently so many families with young childre
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Parking Has Eaten American Cities(citylab.com)
1 points by rocheio 8y ago|2 comments
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by rocheio 8y ago
Very nice! Love the large collection of scales you have (750!) Do you have them all hardcoded or does the site generate them from base principles / interval patterns? For those that may want a more random experience while practicing, I
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by rocheio 8y ago
Would be nice to increase the time to a minute, I tried a few times but only got two lines back and forth before having to guess. It was always a human in my tests though so perhaps the bot would respond quicker? Love the idea though! Hope
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Asciitabs alpha – launch and postmortem(roche.io)
1 points by rocheio 8y ago|0 comments
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by rocheio 8y ago
Fixed! Thanks. I just ditched the <meta name="viewport"> tag altogether and now pinch + zoom works as expected. That's what I get for copying + pasting HTML templates from old projects.
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by rocheio 8y ago
Thank you for this advice. You make a strong case for standard notation and I'll keep that in mind as I try and advance as a musician. I've found the 'Masters in Tab' series to offer tabs / standard notation interla
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by rocheio 8y ago
I made this site to help myself practice guitar / music theory and learn the basics of music composition. It's all written in Go and hosted on an AWS t2.micro instance right now. I haven't implemented any caching yet so we&#x
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Show HN: A generator for random ASCIItabs(asciitabs.com)
11 points by rocheio 8y ago|6 comments
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Show HN: HaikuNewsBot(twitter.com)
2 points by rocheio 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Making a huge Google Map(roche.io)
21 points by rocheio 9y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: A responsive Snake clone playable on any device(snakerave.com)
2 points by rocheio 10y ago|0 comments
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by rocheio 10y ago
Very cool! I made a similar tool last year that I use for Pomodoro. The favicon tomato changes from red to green when time is up, and it only updates the title time once a minute, but I find that to be less distracting while I'm workin
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Show HN: Color Code Quiz (Hex and RGB)(roche.io)
2 points by rocheio 10y ago|0 comments
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Comparing folders with Python's filecmp module(roche.io)
1 points by rocheio 10y ago|0 comments
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Scraping Wikipedia tables with Python(roche.io)
1 points by rocheio 10y ago|0 comments