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2,075karma·661submissions·June 23, 2010
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It happens occasionally that a DJ will plug their headphones to the mic input in their console and talk to the earpiece to make some announcement in bars/clubs when there is no mic available arou…
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So the strategy is this: Assemble teams with a low salary, then offer the withheld salary as bonus promises as an excuse to have people working on weekends and justify firing. Yes, that sounds like so…
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You should contact them and offer them to license your code to them and negotiate on a price, since they are already using it. You could also be proactive about it if you are interested in collaborati…
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Barcelona is an amazing city to live in but with the recent Airbnb market growing the rents have become way too expensive. You should expect around 1200 euro/month for small apartment for a singl…
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12-15 euro for a kebab. They must be seasoning everything with gold there. But it's a nice city if you manage to live there and its expensiveness works generally as a quality filter so most peopl…
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Looks very well done and feature complete. Kudos that you allow new users to enter their admin page and even preview orders without ever requiring them to sign up/login during the process. Thanks…
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Wow, what a quick jump to pathologize someone's behavior based on some pattern you spotted that bares some resemblance to a mental disorder. Psychiatry is not an exact science, and this labelling…
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Hey glad you like them! There are some more on my personal account you can browse from here[0]. Feel free to reuse/modify, all MIT. [0]: http://wavepot.com/stagas …
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This is cool and looks promising! If you want some DSP functions in JS, I had made some[0] in the past. They're all MIT licensed and sometimes you would need to adapt the code a bit because of th…
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My first thought. Though not appropriate for sharing in HN discussions, little toleration for humor.
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This looks good. A couple of things: if you select a filter first, the search input disappears so you can't refine your search. And the url hack isn't necessary and may confuse caching, just…
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Unless you're in Cyprus[0]. [0]: https://www.rt.com/business/cyprus-crisis-bailout-deposit-63... …
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What's the difference between this and typing 'react' in GitHub's search? What I would really love is a list of curated, quality, complete implementations that follow good practice…
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Being a lone wolf on this, I wanted to keep everything as tight and close by as possible to reduce friction and work faster, but you are absolutely right, it definitely needs polishing up and proper i…
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Jazz A fast Code Editor for the web, similar to CodeMirror, Ace, Monaco. Goal is to be as close to Sublime Text as possible in terms of features and performance. Most major work is done, like the text…
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A little trick I've found for this is to listen to the same few(3-4) sets or plays of 30-40 minute each (i.e Bach cantatas). Your brain gets familiar to the progression so it tunes out so they…
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If you find comfort in silence, like I do, I highly recommend the Bose QC25 headphones. There are no words to express the unique feeling of blocking the environmental noise, which is mostly a high vol…
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Voice recognition? So you might say, the future of UI is saying what you want to happen, either by typing it or speaking it outloud.
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An entire nation, rejected being oppressed into austerity. This is all that matters. Goodbye, capitalism.
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Clickable: Email screenshot: https://imgur.com/IZ4oXoi Links: https://twitter.com/sakisrouvas/status/616696407378923521 https://twitter.com/…
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I find it very interesting too, like you said, that every effect or technique boils down to delay lines. It's similar as to how every sound boils down to a combination of sine waves and if you th…
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A finite size universe that this describes also increases the odds of it being a simulation. Because then it should be possible to program a complete universe, at a smaller scale of course. Also I cou…
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There's nothing wrong with JS, the language, IMO. Quite the opposite, while JS has matured, the tools haven't. Backwards compatibility causes more friction and issues than those it solves. I…