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eliasdorneles

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About eliasdorneles

Homepage: https://eliasdorneles.com

GitHub: https://github.com/eliasdorneles

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48435324

    Those relationships are the ones who hurt the most when they end.

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    Comment #47649231

    > My question is: Is thinking about music as applied mathematics a good way to create good music? Or is it just the most easily digestible model of music for the crowd on this site…

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    Comment #46850184

    Tbh I've only personally tested on Firefox (desktop and mobile) on Linux and Android, and some friends tried on Chrome. I'm going to install Chromium and see if I can reproduce -- …

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    Comment #46845243

    Thanks for trying it out and thank you for the honest feedback. That's interesting, many friends of mine tested it and nobody reported an issue with loading. (Btw I wrote the audio…

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    Show HN: A Drum Listening Game

    This is a game where you get to practice listening skills. If you're familiar with a drum machine, you'll get it quickly. If you're not familiar, try it out, eventually it will cli…

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    Comment #46178233

    I second that! I was trying Zig for some small projects, but ended up switching to Odin, because I found it much more comfortable!

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    Show HN: TUI personal monthly budget planner

    I wanted a simple way to manage my monthly budget, and I got tired of trying to bend Google Sheets to do what I needed. So I built a terminal-based personal budget planning applica…

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    Comment #44369696

    Fair point, my example was indeed "shipped to production" and may not compare a throwaway static generator toy project. I still think those estimates are off, because I think many …

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    Comment #44368936

    I quite enjoy the spirit of the article, and I believe joy in programming has become even more important in the AI agent coding age we're leaving. However, am I the only one findin…

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    Comment #37076066

    As far as I have explored the subject, the support for playing with the computer keyboard will probably be restricted to "simple plucking" (no support for "press and hold", and no …

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    Comment #37075851

    Hello, author here Not just yet, MIDI input is the next big feature I want to add! =) ("dang it!" protested a voice "i wanted this to be a surprise!! now, you've ruined it, announc…

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    Comment #37073820

    > So you can play piano over SSH obviously! Oh yeah, you can call some friends to login to the same server and play a concert over SSH!

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    Comment #37073445

    so cool! thanks for sharing that!

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    Comment #37072499

    Hello, the app creator here > it hints at a latent desire for computing closer to how I enjoy it ;) Agreed, same here!! If you like this, you might also like my solitaire clone for…

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    Comment #37072487

    Interesting, thanks, i'll have to check out how that works =)

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    Comment #37072461

    Hello, UPiano creator here =) > Why insist on doing this inside a terminal... ? Simple: because it's fun!

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    Show HN: UPiano, a Piano in Your Terminal

    Hello HN! This is a Python app I've built for fun, while learning the Textual library, it's a piano/synthesizer app that you can play with the keyboard + mouse. You can see a demo …

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    Comment #12364209

    Lombok is kinda bigger commitment than attrs, because it interfaces with Java compiler internals (last time I used it, it was only possible to compile with sun/oracle jdk). attrs s…

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    Comment #12361126

    Hello, Hynek! Thanks for attrs, wonderful library! I'd suggest to market the "serious business aliases" more prominently. It's not about aesthetics, but expectations: people like m…

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    Comment #12359272

    I've also wrote about undoing things in Git and other productivity tips here: http://eliasdorneles.github.io/2016/06/19/on-getting-product...

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    Comment #11580966

    This story is simply badass!

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    Comment #11536066

    ahh, __VIEWSTATE, a pain in the butt for everyone doing webscraping of government official websites. :)

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    Comment #11036253

    There has been some discussions and a proof-of-concept with asyncio + aiohttp: https://github.com/scrapy/scrapy/pull/1455 However, as you said, it'd be a major change and it would …

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    Comment #10937726

    Well, missing data can happen from problems in several different levels: 1) site changes caused the items that were scraped to be incomplete (missing fields) -- for this, one appro…

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    Comment #10548571

    Agreed, that can be truly challenging. It's important to store the timestamp of when the page source was downloaded, together with the timezone if available.