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This is not necessary, but seems helpful and interesting. The main purpose is to liberate the maintainers from writing ugly shell scripts with dirty hacks spread everywhere.
ghost updated
7 years ago
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Really like how Kitten is shaping up. Just went through your [slides](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SJQGow_fnMSt5PsMgESumKhqlcnIQoFK_wQPkxpwWKU/edit#slide=id.p). (Is there a video of the act…
trans updated
7 years ago
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Some remarks:
- one of the things i really enjoy doing, is to play with really large files, with tgrains, and warp1
- currently supercollider version, accepts, at least last time i checked 2 gb of…
ghost updated
6 years ago
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For tracking and enforcing the semantics of resources:
- Whether a resource is copyable
- Whether it must be consumed
- Whether it must be disposed before another resource
- Whether to dispose it or l…
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Hi,
I'm having a bit of trouble producing the expected result for this example. With node.js, tape, tap-spec, and stampit, I've written the following:
```
const test = require('tape'), tapSpec…
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On my stack I use BEM and I usually nest like this:
```CSS
.header {
position: relative;
background: $color-primary;
border-bottom: solid 1px rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15);
&__container …
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Hello,
The following websites seem to be down:
- https://factorcode.org/
- https://concatenative.org
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I suspect we can get this with `librosa.onset.onset_detect`
tkell updated
7 years ago
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This is untested at the moment, its just an idea. One advantage FJ has over us at the moment is a fluent interface for their monads (admittably by violating the DRY principle).
Maybe we could design …
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see https://mail.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell-cafe/2016-November/125582.html
/cc @jaspervdj