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sidedishes
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Comment #39884026
This is very nice! Someone I know made one of these too a while back with a similar UI - https://gkpotter.com/projects/rgb/
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Comment #33667016
Robert McKee's book 'Story' has a wondrous second part to the poem. I look up it to whenever hit with this dilemma. (First, a retelling of the original) > High above the forest flo…
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Comment #33560633
A similar question was asked in the milkytracker thread too! Check out BassoonTracker. https://github.com/steffest/BassoonTracker
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Comment #33484592
Bassoon tracker is really well made and fits the bill (though not with WASM I believe): https://github.com/steffest/BassoonTracker
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Comment #33310101
I believe they all come from the single book, Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows, referenced in the blog. All the terms in there are new words! (The breakdown you have is what I would'v…
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Comment #31711753
I've beaten myself up many times in college for seemingly forgetting everything after classes finish. I spent a bunch of time trying to figure out how to learn and retain better. I…
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Comment #31517704
Related only through 3b1b, but someone did a deeper investigation into a few different ways to sample uniformly in a circle and (even though the point here is mathematical interest…
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Comment #31382048
I'd initially misread this, thinking it was an article on how a lot of websites that look pretty can be surprisingly horribly unusable.
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Comment #31305125
Related is Kevin MacLeod [1]'s music [2], who you've almost -certainly- heard before. He has thousands of royalty-free CC music and has become deeply entrenched in (at least my per…
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Comment #31294889
bytebeat is so cool.. this music compo site has more resources for those curious [1] , along with a stellar collection of bytebeat songs [2] [1] https://battleofthebits.org/lyceum/…
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Comment #30694308
A similar cute trick for making a coin with arbitrary bias p out of a fair coin: go through the (possibly infinite) binary expansion of p, flipping once for each digit. If you flip…
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