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elasticdog
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Comment #48647145
I also don't love the conventional handwritten aesthetic you often see for jazz fonts. For a project I've been working on, I ended up pulling the handful of chord symbol glyphs out…
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Comment #48646923
For just chord analysis, there's "Harte notation", which is meant to be unambiguous representation of the notes ( https://ismir2005.ismir.net/proceedings/1080.pdf ). That obviously…
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Comment #37634364
I had attempted to create a pass for my local library in the past, but never got a working barcode, and this post helped me to understand the issues I was hitting. I was able to ad…
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Comment #24299537
That's essentially what https://krypt.co/ is...I've used Yubikeys in the past, but have been on Krypton for maybe the past year or so. No problems with it at all, aside from GitHub…
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Comment #21226428
Tiddlywiki is what I use to manage my own personal Zettelkasten as well; it's pretty well suited for the task. There's a bit of ugliness when renaming Tiddlers, but for a lot of in…
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Comment #17212004
I prefer using the [United Nations Code for Trade and Transport Locations]( http://www.unece.org/cefact/locode/service/location.html ) (UN/LOCODE) value based on the address of the…
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Comment #15463328
The workaround for 1) was already posted, but for 2), you can use Vimium's "insert mode" by pressing `i` to do the same thing. I use it regularly for Reddit with the enhancement su…
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Comment #11432182
Still western-focused, but Oren Tirosh's mnemonic encoding [1] project is pretty close as well. [1] http://web.archive.org/web/20090918202746/http://tothink.com...
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Comment #10625784
So, I've skimmed through most of the paper, and it seems like a bit of an apples to oranges comparison. My understanding is that GV2 is an extension to jGit that essentially perfor…
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Comment #10625508
Cool to run across a mention of one of my projects (transcrypt) out in the wild. I do like that blackbox isn't tied to just Git, and uses GPG...but that can also be difficult for a…