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Detecting pitch with the Web Audio API and autocorrelation
I’ve been playing with the Web Audio API recently, and I made a basic app that will detect the pitch of incoming tones …
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I prefer my biographies in chronological order, thank you very much
Usually, biographies go through someone’s story in roughly chronological order.
OK, that’s a little too linear, like a …
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My lizard brain is no match for infinite scroll
I’m declaring defeat. Infinite scroll has won.
There is an endless supply of interesting things to consume online, and …
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I miss easily seeing how my coworkers use tools
It’s one of the little things I miss about working in-person with other people.
Writing software can involve so many …
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Morse Codle
This is a game for playing Wordle with Morse Code. JavaScript is needed to run this game. If you don’t have it …
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Writing Morse code games in JavaScript using the Web Audio API
Playing sound with the Web Audio API Playing Morse code Morse code timing Playing letters, words, and sentences …
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Little games to play with Morse Code in your browser
Be sure to also check out my other Morse code game, Morse Codle, a daily Morse code Wordle puzzle.
This is a pair of …
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Writing a toy traceroute from scratch
traceroute is a tool you can use to trace the route of packets from your computer to another computer. It lets you see …
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(1) New Message: How websites catch your attention with JavaScript
There are many good things about JavaScript. There are also bad things about JavaScript.
There are many cases of …
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How do you visualize code?
The other day I was reading about the development of personal computers and the desktop GUI, and I was thinking about …