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tomduncalf

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About tomduncalf

Full-stack software engineer. Currently working with TypeScript and C++.

Twitter: @tomduncalf

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49235955

    I posted in a comment above that I (well Codex) was able to get full Chromium running on it. It’s not fast by any means but is usable if you just want to read a web page on e-ink… …

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    Comment #49235936

    Re: the software, I do think the on device software is good, if somewhat minimal, and the core writing experience is great

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    Comment #49235912

    Yeah I got an RM2 cheap off there and I’m very impressed. It only really does one thing but it does it well. Personally can’t really see any reason I’d need a more powerful one, th…

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    Comment #49145719

    This rocks. Such nostalgia. FT2 was how I discovered anything about music making - I loved the euro dance music I heard on the radio as a 12 year old but had no idea about the scen…

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    Comment #49129057

    Ha I know the exact ones you mean well, going to the train from terminal 5? I couldn’t have told you what was up with them but they seem very inefficient and there’s always a queue…

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    Comment #49128808

    I dig the look - check out https://boorch.itch.io/ for some similar lovely musical TUIs

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    Comment #48932091

    Audiogalaxy was awesome. I loved how you could browse every file that had ever been online, rather than just what was online now, and queue them up for when they came online again.…

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    Comment #48932079

    Don’t tell anyone! Haha

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    Comment #48917121

    Yeah this reminded me of “the good old days” of the internet when every site felt like this :)

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    Comment #48909021

    Hey Jules! This looks awesome, excited to check it out :) Hope you're doing well! Tom

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    Comment #48452521

    Yeah I’m surprised by what a design misstep it was. The shiny corners of icons on iOS look so tacky and on macOS the corner radius mismatch is crazy. Also not a fan of the “bulbous…

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    Comment #48423667

    Schwung is great. See also the recent new firmware for the Elektron Monomachine (old unsupported hardware) created using LLMs

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    Comment #48394566

    FWIW you can bypass quite a lot of the Max visual stuff by using the JS support, which now finally supports modern JS (the v8 object). A lot of the LOM (Live API) is exposed there …

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    Comment #48394541

    Ha yeah I have considered the same. There’s not enough info exposed via the Python or Max APIs (or indeed this one) to sync all the state you’d care about so I think the only optio…

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    Comment #48076313

    The screenshots of RISC OS bring back fond memories of playing with it in our school computer room (which was mostly BBC Micros but had a few RISC) - mostly playing Lemmings as I r…

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    Comment #47995007

    I have been using the app for years but literally just because I like the step counter widget. I had no idea it did all this! Will try it for sure. Cool read.

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    Comment #47944689

    I hooked Claude up to Ableton’s Python API last year and it seemed pretty promising https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2WxSB75U6vg and more recently I created a skill for Claude to mani…

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    Comment #47826214

    Yeah +1, at the start of my career (mid 2000s) all the web designs were done in Photoshop. I think this was true until 2010/11 at least, when I first encountered Axure being used f…

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    Comment #47465516

    For you maybe but seems a reasonable compromise to hit the price point and I bet you’d miss it less than you think