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The final plugin is an equalizer which will be focused on loudness but expand the filtering to include more advanced equal loudness contours.
I have been curating a gaming newsletter for a little over 5 years now called The Gaming Pub - https://thegamingpub.com/ This year, I started my first original content, Unmuted, which is a series of interviews with regular gamers about how gaming is part of their lives and their gaming habits. It's going pretty good so far with 2 interviews done. This is the latest one: https://www.thegamingpub.com/features/unmuted-0…
I'm working on MailTrigger — a customizable SMTP server that turns any email notification into a message on platforms like LINE, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, SMS, or pretty much anything else. The idea is simple: if your app can send an email, it can trigger notifications across multiple channels with no extra coding. Think of it as "SMTP Server to Anything." One of the cool parts is MailTrigger supports WebAsse…
I’m sure many of you were asked to engage with some product announcement, hiring post, or whatever on LinkedIn. With SocialWeaver, we remove all friction from that process by letting employees like, share, and comment directly within Slack and Teams. On top of the core use case, marketing teams also get analytics, employee leaderboards, content scheduling, etc.
i've been working on a database management tui called rainfrog ( https://github.com/achristmascarl/rainfrog ). it supports postgres, mysql, and sqlite, and we recently added several new features such as: - favorites tab for frequently used queries - exporting query results to csv - configuring database connections in the config feature requests and bug reports are appreciated!
How is rainfrog different from harlequin[0] [0] https://github.com/tconbeer/harlequin
- rainfrog is more keyboard centric, and it's built around vim-like keybindings
- rainfrog has minimal requirements to run (harlequin requires python)
- harlequin supports a lot more DBs and has a lot more drivers right now
Finishing up my PhD thesis on low-resource audio classification for ecoacoustics. Our partners deployed 98 recorders in remote Arctic/sub-Arctic regions, collecting a massive (~19.5 years) dataset to monitor wildlife and human noise. Labeled data is the bottleneck, so my work focuses on getting good results with less data. Key parts: - Created EDANSA [1], the first public dataset of its kind from these areas, using a…
if that hits home, i’d love 30 mins to share what i’m building and get your thoughts. reply here or DM me if you’re up for a quick chat! Calendly link (feel free to lmk if any other times work better for you) - https://calendly.com/vibrane/30min