David Konsumer

@kldavis4 you know, I think you are right. I could have sworn I saw `offset` on that page I linked, but I think I was mistaken, or it changed. I...

@kldavis4 actually, [I found what I saw](https://graphql.org/learn/pagination/#pagination-and-edges) > We could do something like `friends(first:2 offset:2)` to ask for the next two in the list. Basically they are making an example...

I've got the start of a protoc plugin that does this [here](https://github.com/konsumer/protoc-plugin-grpc-main). It's written in node (I'm not strong with go, yet) but I've got a docker container setup to...

Yeh, definitely @tmc. It's a proof of concept, and totally separate project that produces a compilable main for the output of this project, in protoc. Since the implementation is basically...

As an example, without writing go or having any go tools installed, the included docker generates a complete gateway, compiles, and runs it.

@tmc will do. I'm just not there with go, yet. I need more time for learning things outside of my work... Feel free to use any ideas from it to...

I started with a kind of naive approach, just to see if I could rerender on change. I have a complete (no HMR) project [here](https://github.com/konsumer/ink-demo/) if you want to try...

Actually, this code makes my callbacks get called just once, above quits before it gets to them: ```js const fs = require('fs') const { MusicBeatDetector, MusicBeatScheduler, MusicGraph } = require('music-beat-detector')...

As a sidenote, this records a raw file fine: ```js const fs = require('fs') const { AudioIO, SampleFormat16Bit } = require('naudiodon') const ws = fs.createWriteStream('rawAudio.raw') const ai = new AudioIO({...

I thought maybe I should wait for the mic to be `ready`, so I used this code, which did same (detected up until first beat, then quit with `AudioIO: portAudio...