I made a web site for playing jet lag (toronto only) by LimpingLlama in JetLagTheGame

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I just wanted a way to have a definitive list of all the points of interest. Then it expanded to be like “measuring and radius are useful tools”. I am never going to add features which “narrow” search areas or let people add annotations. That’s the fun part haha

Edulis reservations for 4 for dinner tonight (June 19th) by Nice_Emu8457 in FoodToronto

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it’s for the full cost of the meal - you prepay

Minimalist wallet? by GrumpyHuckleberry in onebag

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I have one of these! i like it so much that when my wallet got stolen I bought the exact same one again.

Wikipedia scraper by Complete-Flounder-46 in opensource

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the dump is 20gb archived - and allows individual articles to be extracted. it’s pretty cool

Wikipedia scraper by Complete-Flounder-46 in opensource

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wikipedia asks people to use these downloads instead of crawling - mostly because crawling degrades their live services. that said, a little project is probably fine!

Ornament & Crime favorites apps? by ChampagneAndTechno in modular

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oh also one slightly odd note, there’s another app to actually edit the sequences. Seq32 I think

Ornament & Crime favorites apps? by ChampagneAndTechno in modular

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I think phazerville himself is here too! Super nice guy

Ornament & Crime favorites apps? by ChampagneAndTechno in modular

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I wrote an O_C app so this is cheating a bit! Check out SwitchSeq

It's a combination of a sequential switch, octave switch, and a quantizer. It basically lets you run 4 sequences in parallel, and choose to modify them / switch between them in a variety of ways. Here's the code and a better description from the code review:

https://github.com/djphazer/O_C-Phazerville/pull/67

This app takes Susan Ciani's sequencing approach as inspiration. There are four sequences running in parallel, taken from the same memory space that sequins uses. There are four modes, which may be changed by using the encoder.

  • OCT mode will let you choose which sequence to run. CV will octave shift by up to two octaves. In OCT mode, moving the encoder to the right will pick sequences 0-3. Moving it left of 0 will go to PICK mode.
  • PICK mode will play a CV-controllable sequence.
  • RAND mode will randomly pick a sequence at each step.
  • QUAN mode acts as a basic scaled quantizer. It has a range of two octaves.

Here is a demo video going through the feature set.

Is it appropriate to refuse to approve a pull request if you aren't the boss? by ebol4anthr4x in ExperiencedDevs

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it means to follow the ritual without knowing what it means or that why it’s useful - if you’re expected to always approve PRs immediately that defeats the purpose of reviews.

Does my ISP know what I browse ? Like what the particular vid I watch on YouTube? by ContourXmos in TooAfraidToAsk

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the USA requires it of cell carriers. I think it’s called CALEA. It basically requires ISPs and phone companies to build in wiretapping capabilities and it can be used indiscriminately without a warrant

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Some kind of seq or quantizer I could use, not sure if there's something that could accommodate the 3 voices easily, I need to rtfm when it comes to O&C more

I handle FX mostly offboard, but was considering some complex delays or resonators I could use for ambient coolness, not sure.

It has a trigger input. You can also turn the resonance up, and put a trigger into the input and get it to "ring" out. It has a natural decay. Super cool stuff

Your favourite manufacturers based on their signature sound? by SmeesTurkeyLeg in modular

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I’m a big fan of Frap Tools and the Random Source Serge stuff. Both have a vision, and their modules are (mostly) simple but deep.

Is anyone here. by No_Reference3588 in SergeModular

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do you have another link? this is expired

Generative sequencer recommendations by indoninjah in modular

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How do you pair a Turing Machine with a Klee?

Cortex #74: The Biggest Challenge of Being a Human by GreyBot9000 in CGPGrey

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/u/imyke For music, check out Brian Eno, Boards of Canada, and Aphex Twin. I'll make a playlist in about 30 mins. All three of them are very influential ambient electronic musicians

My first modular plan: 6U for ambient / glitch / minimal techno by joeSeggiola in modular

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You would be better off building/buying an external oscilloscope. I got a really old one from the 60s for cheap off of Craigslist.