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From: owner-backst...@lists.bbc.co.uk [mailto:owner-backst...@lists.bbc.co.uk]
On Behalf Of Adam Lindsay
Sent: 20 June 2009 12:10
To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk
Subject: [backstage] Music Hack Day
Hey all,
I'm peripherally involved with the organisation of the upcoming Music Hack Day
http
Hey all,
I'm peripherally involved with the organisation of the upcoming Music
Hack Day http://musichackday.org/, and I only just realised it didn't
get a mention here. It will be 11-12 July 2009, at Guardian Offices near
Kings Cross, London.
It'll be a weekend event about music APIs, with
Wow! Looks good.
I've not been tracking backstage very closely, so I'm a bit baffled as
to where you're getting your currently-playing feeds from. I had been
depending on the AMI hackday feeds, which were turned off last month.
Whatever you use, I'd love to hook it back up to my
Erp, I hate self-repliers.
I just re-read Chris's message from 1 August, which gave some URLs.
James Cridland's disclaimers and promises of what were to come put me
off relying on them deploying http://recom.me/
adam
Adam Lindsay wrote:
Wow! Looks good.
I've not been tracking backstage
Christopher Woods wrote:
Tech question - what encoder(s) are you using? If it's software in
realtime or close-to-realtime, please (please please) say it's Lame
3.97. If the backend is using the Fraunhofer FhG codec, I think I might
contemplate going and banging my head against a wall for a
Alia,
Again, that looks nifty. For my thinking, though, I'd be much more drawn
to the feature vectors that you're extracting, especially as it could
possibly be combined with:
http://developer.echonest.com/docs/analyze
Any possibility of this happening?
adam
Alia Sheikh wrote:
Hi again!
* on the day about where the rgb
values come from and how to generate them from scratch.
Alia-currently-typing-this-with-one-finger-while-eating-lunch
Adam Lindsay wrote:
Alia,
Again, that looks nifty. For my thinking, though, I'd be much more
drawn to the feature vectors that you're extracting
Steve Jolly wrote:
Jonathan Tweed wrote:
Don't forget to also drop at least u, otherwise you might end up with
offensive short codes.
You may have noticed that the programme ids don't have any vowels in
them. This is deliberate ;-)
Sounds like an interesting little algorithmic challenge -
Martin Deutsch wrote:
But if you're talking well-designed URLs for journey planning, see:
http://www.traintimes.org.uk/cardiff/birmingham/8:00
Thank you for that site pointer. An excellent example, and a great one
to bookmark!
adam
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Steve Jolly wrote:
Brian Butterworth wrote:
Why does it take four months to publish a SDK? Surely Apple must be
using the SDK already to create their own applications?
Steve Jobs gives a reasonable explanation in his announcement - that
they want to implement a robust security model for
http://www.apple.com/hotnews/
Native third party applications on the iPhone (and iPod touch) will be
enabled via an SDK as of February 2008.
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nick richards wrote:
Hi guys,
I saw a del.icio.us post from Tom Coates earlier asking how many
people actualy *use* the iPlayer:
I went back and noticed that the original poster's question wasn't
answered: are there any plans to reveal statistics on iPlayer usage?
adam
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Ian Forrester wrote:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2007/sep/17/mobilephones.apple
(I'm quite curious about the as much as 40% of any revenues quote in
the article: everywhere else has reported a consensus of 10%.)
In the light of the amount of unlocking or hacking going on. Don't
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