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by stefan_r 7mo ago
Wave | Applied AI Scientist | https://wave.com | Remote (US/UK/Canada/Spain) | Full Time Wave (YC W12) is making Africa the first cashless continent by building affordable, instant financial services for millions
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by stefan_r 7mo ago
Got it!
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by stefan_r 7mo ago
Can't find any submission with gab18 in it sorry! Need some more info like former employer, initials, something likely to be unique in your resume or submission, or exactly what you put in "how did you hear about this job"
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by stefan_r 7mo ago
Not quite a referral but put gab18 / hacker news on your application and feed back here once it's posted and I'll make sure it's looked at!
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by stefan_r 10y ago
We used ngrx/store for state management, the main redux implementation for Angular 2. Having centralized state was very powerful, helping us implement more features in less time.
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by stefan_r 10y ago
In non-HTML5 browsers you need # for routing single page applications. The 30 second tracks come from spotify. Their API doesn't provide for a way to get the full track even for authenticated users, so we use an iframe widget for that
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by stefan_r 10y ago
Go to the detail page by clicking the tiles or track titles, and look at related artists/tracks :) Spotify also has pretty good recommendations, but requires people to be authenticated to use their recommendations API. Our recommendati
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by stefan_r 10y ago
Free. Auth0 is definitely very cool, makes it easy to implement Github/Facebook authentication (or any other service) as well. A bit of a pain to implement in Angular 2 right now if using hashes for routing (see https://gith
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by stefan_r 10y ago
We debated putting YouTube music in the search results but decided against it for now, some of the coolest features involve the built in audio player.
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by stefan_r 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback! This being Angular 2 we actually used TypeScript, with some Django on the backend (with some Node.js and Ruby for generating the waveform data using ImageMagick). We also used Three.js for the 3D visualizations --
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by stefan_r 10y ago
We use the Last.fm API for music discovery through the track detail pages, you can get there by clicking the tiles or the track titles. Openwhyd looks very cool!
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by stefan_r 10y ago
Our top tracks come from SoundCloud and search gets tracks from the SoundCloud and Spotify APIs -- detail pages contain links to related artists and tracks.
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Show HN: SoundMoose – open source music discovery app based on Angular 2, Redux(soundmoose.com)
45 points by stefan_r 10y ago|35 comments