I'm trying to get a database together for a general database for an app I'm writing. - I'm going for low-cost prioritized over easy setup. - I looked into making a sqlite db for each user stored in s3, but that is generally only readonly unless I want to pickup and drop on s3 every read/write, then there's write collisions, in which I would need a queue for transaction to place on the db in...
I have 8 years of software developer experience. I took the founders course and was going to do a submission of some past work for YC2022 just to see what would happen. However I stopped short of that because it doesn't seem to be my best work, it doesn't have a large user problem, and it is just a "broken toy" thing.I would like to figure out what I can do to find a problem first, but I'm not...
I was having trouble making a non-chromatic scale with the current midi due to all the halfstep calculations. Why should the programmer have to worry about those things? Instead of 24,26,28,29,31,33,35,36 for a c scale, I made it so you can do 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 and set the scale, major, minor, offset, in the numbers - I find that easier to program.Current implementation...
1.setup your docker-compose.yml file with the one listed on pihole page https://hub.docker.com/r/pihole/pihole/ (starts with version: '3').
2. save and do "docker-compose up -d"
3. do "docker ps" and ensure your pihole is running.
4. Go to network settings and set your DNS to 127.0.0.1 and ::1 like this: https://mayakron.altervista.org/wikibase/show.php?id=Acrylic...
5. if the docker container is ever stopped, you will need to reverse the setup step 4 to get back internet.
Hope that helps all you windows users who want a DNS blocker pihole on your machines!
https://github.com/fornof/rosettyMy goal was to create a dual language viewer as a tool to use at a meetup - basically a lesson plan that people can take home and study if they like. I used the Rosetta Stone as a basis for this simple template. I only have python and javascript side by side, but the section.yaml can easily be added on to add more languages and more sections to each...
I used LMMS and have taken a look at AbletonLive - both require heavy use of the mouse to get anything setup for music generation. My plan is to start at the bottom of the stack - sending notes through hex , and build on that so an artist could go in and edit the hex notes if they really wanted to, that it would be more readable than midi, and then the changes would show up in the layer above the hexnotes with buttons, sliders, a staff, and general UI.
LilyPond as well as ABC notation cannot be stored in an int array, which makes moving things back and forth more difficult.
GUIDO looks cool and looks similar to an earlier format I tried using strings to store data. It looks fully featured, but it is not hex.
MusicXML takes a bunch of time writing tags. If I were to write it out by hand, it would require more tags and more lines than hex.
RTTTL : I'm not sure how to do dotted quarter notes, tied 8th to a dotted triplet. It seems similar to a text2Midi solution I created earlier, except my solution accounts for those edge cases.
I took your suggestion on getting started and put it into a github readme: https://github.com/fornof/hexNoteG9/blob/master/README.md
I have a music notation I am making called HexNoteG9, where 0-9 are modifiers and a-f are notes, 9 is the note g.This is Twinkle Twinkle Little Star: 24 | this sets default note to a 2^2 quarter note24 c c g g a a 1g f f e e d d 1c g g f f e e 1d g g f f e e 1d c c g g a a 1g f f e e d d 1cnow , just replace all g's with 9's and you have hex. The 1's are 1/2^1 = 1/2 notesI have an example of...
>>" For them, life is never-ending race, at the finish line of one goal run for next one already begun"
Life's short, ambition is a tiring habit.
I'm 24, B.S. comp sci degree, cg enthusiast, musician, and Jack of all trades - I'm headed out to SF California for a few weeks. I'm mostly doing it because I've wanted to see if I can look for VR development or at least see how they do it out there. What stories do I want to tell my kids and grandkids? What am I building for their generations? If I focus on always building and never investing in relationships, I won't see grandkids due to putting off life until the job gets done. If I focus on relationships and communities , there's a chance that I might never build anything "great" (or expensive/popular) for the world. There's a balance. I'm realizing now that if there was a black and white choice, I'd much rather have grandkids in a supportive community and build a love of computer graphics & community wherever I'm at.
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: Yes, to San Francisco/ Bay area
Technologies: C#/.NET, SQL, Ruby on Rails, Python, Java, Blender, UE4
Résumé/CV: www.linkedin.com/in/robertfornof
Email: [email protected]
I'm a graphics enthusiast eager to exercise that computer science degree.