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ksr

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About ksr

Watching Rome burn and cheering.

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    Dan Bricklin wrote a JavaScript spreadsheet engine around 2008 https://github.com/DanBricklin/socialcalc . I extended it and adapted it to Drupal CMS around that time https://www.d…

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    Comment #47169778

    There are several ways that I discover new music. They are all intentful and do not rely on automatic recommendation or randomness: - Following the trail of session musicians invol…

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    Comment #47119037

    I think there are many options between music streaming and reverting to 70s technology for music discovery. As an avid listener, I've been assiduously building a digital music libr…

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    Comment #46801375

    Asking here because I'm lazy to do my own research: Are there music players that allow searching by credit? E.g. albums produced by Rick Rubin, or tracks where Justin Adams plays g…

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    Comment #46571790

    Will keep an eye, thanks!

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    Comment #46571447

    Nice, I might try your API for my ISBN extractor / formatter at https://github.com/infojunkie/isbn-info.js Right now, I use node-isbn https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-isbn which …

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    Comment #46468982

    Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Web Audio, Web MIDI, MusicXML, C++, Emscripten, TypeScript and the full Web stack Résumé/CV: https://blog.…

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    Comment #45420299

    I'm pursuing my vision of "music-i18n": Open source music software that works for microtonal music and worldwide musical cultures. It's not a from-scratch effort, quite the contrar…

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    Comment #44514036

    1. Regarding naming of intervals, this has confused me for months, until I understood (or convinced myself) that there are in fact 2 different things that are called "intervals": i…

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    Comment #44512207

    Thanks for your answer. To me, the thrill of modeling the rich and vast domain of music practices across the world is a never-ending source of joy and discovery. To answer your spe…

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    Comment #44506067

    Fascinating. I'm working on many adjacent pieces myself - my name for this whole initiative is music-i18n because I see it as the equivalent of adding software layers to support wo…

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    Comment #44212770

    Cute UI! GitHub link of demo: https://github.com/gazs/canvas-atkinson-dither

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    Comment #42343791

    That was the response I feared. Thanks :)

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    Comment #42336100

    In case anyone is interested in the details, I am trying to infer the MuseScore MSCX format to ensure that my MusicXML => MuseScore generator at https://github.com/infojunkie/music…

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    Ask HN: How to prompt LLM to infer XSD from many XML documents?

    I've got thousands of XML documents in a format whose XSD is not published. I'd like to produce an XSD for it, and I am wondering if a LLM could help. I've tried a few online LLMs …

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    Comment #42109038

    Thanks, I'm curious to try this algorithm. I've been using https://github.com/no-chris/chord-symbol for many years with much success in my own iReal Pro to MusicXML converter https…

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    I use fs.writeFileSync: $ node -e "fs.writeFileSync(1, Buffer.from('@'.repeat(128 * 1024))); process.exit(0);" | wc -c 131072

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    Comment #41385022

    You're uniquely positioned to comment on this, of course. Are there other music notation formats that do a better job (MEI, MNX, etc.) ? I've been working with MusicXML as a consum…

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    Comment #41371394

    Note to anyone hoping to export MusicXML from Finale into Musescore: Musescore 4's MusicXML import (and export) is horrendous. It has even regressed compared to MuseScore 3 which w…

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    Comment #41258951

    I'm looking to do the opposite: Given a melody in MusicXML / MIDI, generate an accompaniment "in the style of". Any pointers?

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    Comment #37017400

    Living Colour, my favorites!

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    Comment #35781638

    Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Web fullstack, audio, MIDI, MusicXML Résumé/CV: https://blog.karimratib.me/assets/CV-KarimRATIB.pdf Email:…