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- @andreypopp I couldn't get used to the matrix-based programming style in Python. I tried that, but I'm finding to like Matlab/Octave better. 1 week ago
- Playing with Matlab for the first time in my life. Why didn't I do this kind of stuff when I still was at the uni? http://t.co/rdQNfYLZ 1 week ago
- "What I found was your name all over the place!" is the best acknowledgement of your open source programming work I've ever heard. :) 2 weeks ago
- Please somebody say this is a joke. Firefox 9 apparently doesn't allow me to visit HTTPS sites with self-signed certificates. 2 weeks ago
- @uwwwx It can, but it's probably not particularly good at it (I've not tested though). Everything in there is heavily optimized for music. 3 weeks ago
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Author Archives: Lukáš Lalinský
AcoustID server release
I guess it’s time for AcoustID to have release notes when something gets released, so here is my first AcoustID server release blog post. Some time ago I added overall search statistics. This release adds similar statistics for individual applications. … Continue reading
Chromaprint 0.5 released
A new version of Chromaprint has been released. The code library hasn’t been changed, but there are some bug fixes in the fpcalc utility and the Python bindings. Download: Source code tarball (530K) Ubuntu packages Static binaries for the fpcalc … Continue reading
MusicBrainz/Acoustid integration
Update: As of Jan 12, 2012, Acoustid links are now displayed on MusicBrainz by default. While the Acoustid database is reimporting, I wanted to do something fun, so tried to integrate Acoustid links into the MusicBrainz website. I wrote a … Continue reading
Acoustid database rebuilding
I’ve released a new version of the Acoustid server today. This release changes the way fingerprints are matched, so it required the database to be rebuilt, which means all previous “track IDs” will be lost. I’m expecting it will take … Continue reading
My story (as a programmer)
I started writing this as a bit longer bio blurb for the About page, but somehow it got too long before I was even halfway finished, so I decided to edit it a little bit and put it here instead. … Continue reading