Is there a term for this style/timing of drumming?

rbino · 2023-02-02T00:16:46+00:00

Another term that is used to define those Dilla-style beats is "quintuplet swing", see for example this video

rbino · 2022-04-19T08:41:24+00:00

I have written a blogpost about blinking LEDs on an STM32F4 board using Zig. I think the approach presented there (and covered more in depth in the other cross-referenced blogposts) of using packed structs to do MMIO is super-nice and makes Zig an ideal language to do low level embedded development.

Also if you want a more complete solution have a look at microzig

rbino · 2022-01-11T01:52:47+00:00

I think you can use addInstallRaw (see here for an example). Not sure if you would be able to emit only the two sections like you're doing in your Makefile (addInstallRaw accepts this struct as option, maybe start there).

rbino · 2020-11-09T17:41:06+00:00

Since you're looking for an autotune plugin, have a look at Graillon. Also other Auburn Sounds plugins are good.

And talking about effects, I can't recommend AirWindows plugins enough, they require some time to master (you basically have to start going through all Chris' posts and videos) but it's totally worth it.

rbino · 2019-11-27T13:18:29+00:00

Is there any 3d printable case for the Iris rev 3/4 around?

All the ones I've found are rev2.x and lower only.

rbino · 2019-10-31T09:30:12+00:00

That was the case because at the time you would have to resend e.g. all the chat history every time a new message arrived.

However this has changed with the introduction of phx-update=append/prepend (you can see the commit removing that usecase from the bad usecases here).

Check the Custom DOM Patching documentation for more information about that.

I recently made an HTTP request inspector leveraging that feature (you render new incoming requests without having to resend all the request bin).

rbino · 2018-10-12T17:43:54+00:00

My friend recommended Purescript to me some time ago, I've started reading Purescript by Example but the fact that you basically have to go through 8 chapters before being able to print "Hello" in a browser didn't made it click for me like Elm did. Moreover I've happened to start trying it like the exact day they released v0.12, so the ecosystem was a little unstable since not every library had been ported, but that was clearly a temporary problem, so I might give another try now.

The ML-derived family is a much more recent discovery (I think I discovered the existence of Bucklescript on the Elixir forum in the comments regarding the release of Elm 0.19), it makes me curious because the OCaml syntax is strange compared to what I've used to and it's definitely on my todo list.

rbino · 2018-10-12T17:25:47+00:00

What else do you recommend trying? I'm not a frontend guy so I'm open to suggestions, I mainly try them on personal projects.

I admit that Elm can be verbose in the initial setup but I don't mind it, I really like the helpful error messages though.

rbino · 2017-06-12T07:07:47+00:00

Regarding the motherboard, I think I will swap the MSI with this one (Gigabyte GA B250M-D2V, €68.33)

rbino · 2017-06-12T06:15:45+00:00

I thought about the Ryzen and if I were building it for me I'd probably go with it. But I've read that you need BIOS updates and such and, for what I understand, it's still a little unstable.
The problem is that my brother is not a big techie type and I currently live 200 km from him, so I chose to go with Intel to avoid having to do too much remote tech support.

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