piegames @piegames@flausch.social

"Freedom means a lot including the freedom for ops to kick/ban whoever the fuck they want. Act sensibly or get fucked."

$ rg unwrap | wc -l
234

Time to do some error handling I guess…

#dinoscore is about to get annotations and it's sooo much fun ❤️ You press a button, it open's the score in Xournal++, then you save and close and the results are automatically updated.

If I had a dime for every hour I lost chasing issues in a dynamically typed language which a type checker could have told me straight away … 😡

Also the project has moved to <https://github.com/DiNoScore/DiNoScore>, and there is a public collection of already imported songs to get you started.

I should post more often to keep you updated about #dinoscore, but I always keep forgetting 🙃 Today, I implemented a few little features. For example, there are now buttons to quickly move to the next or previous movement (or back to beginning of the current one).

I'm still dreaming of seeing a cross-compiled Windows build of my application in `./result`, but no successful attempts so far. On the bright side, I already have "Nix-built Arch packages" checked on my list 😈

I have the increasing tendency to misuse Nix as my general-purpose build system. This time, the derivation it spits out is an AppImage packaging …

It's been a wild journey, and it's finally there: ALL the GNOME extensions [you may want to install] are now packaged in Nixpkgs. (That's 466 at the moment.) They should pop up on search.nixos.org soon™.

https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/118232

Conspiracy theory: Rachmaninoff was an octopus. Even though he innocently annotated "L.H." and "R.H." to the staves, this clearly was written for creatures with 8 arms.

If you ever had an image of some music sheet and wondered where its staves were, I [and many kind people who helped me] built a microservice to answer exactly that question! https://inference.piegames.de/public/upload And now you are free to use it too.

@blinry How's it going with your "new" name?

Kudos to the developers of the whole stack of libraries involved in this, it really is awesome!

inline_python (the python! macro)
pyo3 (Rust-Python interop)
pikepdf (Safe and sane Python bindings for qpdf)
qpdf (Providing the actual features)

What's the easiest way to call some C++ code from Rust?

Use the Python bindings with inline_python of course!