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[Electronica] Caustik – Add9
Just added a new electronica track to soundcloud. add9 is the chord returned to at each phrase. Yea, so maybe I’m not great at coming up with names…
Posted in Ableton, Music, Programming, Tracks
Tagged Ableton, Electronica, Music, Production, Tracks
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autoblitz + source code
Since some folks have expressed interest in trying this bot for themselves, I decided to share the source code and binary It’s not perfect, but you can tweak the source code (for example, changing how long rp_thread::sleep() is called, and … Continue reading
cygstart
Just stumbled upon a simple but really useful cygwin command – “cygstart .” Typing this command will do something simple, but really nice. It will open an explorer window at the your current directory. Seems so simple and dumb, but … Continue reading
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Wtf, MS?
When you see this line of code in your source window, how does your brain read it? My brain says “There’s a hex number, with a couple of 1′s in it.” Guess what? WRONG. It has one ’1′. The end … Continue reading
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Cxbx Progress
There was some amount of activity in a private branch in the Cxbx project recently.. I have been talking to a developer, Martin, who has spent some of his extra time fiddling with Cxbx. He was able to get some … Continue reading
Painless Debug Console
I have had the pleasure of writing a pretty large number of apps for Windows. There are a few things that I have learned, over time, that have really helped to improve my productivity. One of those things is a … Continue reading
DOS "debug" fun
Sometimes you get the urge to do some programming, but you don’t have access to a compiler. Luckily, virtually every Windows PC in the world has a utility called “debug” installed. This little program lets you input 16-bit x86 assembly … Continue reading
Ridiculous C-code
For no particular reason I decided to write the following confusing line of C code today… const _=0;do;while(0?0,1:!_,_); Might make an interesting interview question. Can you parse it in your head? Here are some reasons why this seems very confusing: … Continue reading