I'm looking for a sample that goes bleep-brrr-whoosh
gregsadetsky 92 days ago [-]
it's a bit tongue in cheek :-) and I agree, searching for ... "sounds" in descriptive/onomatopoeia-like language would be great!
tym0 88 days ago [-]
I feel it would be more interesting to show statistics about the words used rather than search.
gregsadetsky 88 days ago [-]
If you dig a tiny bit in the devtools, you’ll see the sqlite file that’s loaded in the frontend with all of the data :)
A word cloud or some stats is a great idea!
3333333331 88 days ago [-]
the most unhinged possible channel on which to deploy this proof of concept. love it!
112233 88 days ago [-]
wow, all in-browser, and only 8 mb? or did I misread the progress screen?
gregsadetsky 82 days ago [-]
correct! it's a sqlite database which ends up being automatically gzip'd by the github cdn aka fastly - this ends up being ~4mb over the wire
obviously this solution doesn't scale (versus something like https://github.com/phiresky/sql.js-httpvfs ) but sometimes it's fun to "just" send the sqlite database to the frontend and be done :-)
pploug 87 days ago [-]
0 results for "ketamin" I think this is broken
thrawn0r 88 days ago [-]
searched for "house music", found house music! :D
m00dy 88 days ago [-]
why would I search lyrics for a techno music ?
SoleilAbsolu 87 days ago [-]
You are awaiting precise instructions for when exactly you should put your hands in the air?
m00dy 87 days ago [-]
when I listen to Techno, I'm already way above the air :D
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I'm looking for a sample that goes bleep-brrr-whoosh
A word cloud or some stats is a great idea!
obviously this solution doesn't scale (versus something like https://github.com/phiresky/sql.js-httpvfs ) but sometimes it's fun to "just" send the sqlite database to the frontend and be done :-)