I wrote a shell script to fetch all the links from the main page, shuffle and play them in random order with mplayer, if anyone’s interrested: https://p.iotek.org/z2c
I really like the use of solarized + monospace font for the design… and the simplicity in general for the interface. Well done.
As for the music, I’ll have to give it a try. I used to exclusively listen to punk / hardcore while coding, and grooved out really well. Recently, I’ve been putting on random jazz, seeded from Dizzy Gillespie, on Rdio. Been enjoying it.
Related: new Oneohtrix Point Never is out today. If you haven’t listened to 0PN I highly recommend his entire catalog. Very abstract, sometimes harsh, useful for making you feel like cyborg constructing monstrosities of code.
I wrote a shell script to fetch all the links from the main page, shuffle and play them in random order with mplayer, if anyone’s interrested: https://p.iotek.org/z2c
I love this series, and have all of them. Highly recommend datasette and Com Truise.
+1 for Com Truise. All of his stuff is great, although of particular interest to this demographic is his ‘Komputer Cast’ podcast series.
Anything Daniel Lopatin is fantastic work-time music
I really like the use of solarized + monospace font for the design… and the simplicity in general for the interface. Well done.
As for the music, I’ll have to give it a try. I used to exclusively listen to punk / hardcore while coding, and grooved out really well. Recently, I’ve been putting on random jazz, seeded from Dizzy Gillespie, on Rdio. Been enjoying it.
Their edited Monokai theme is available for download in tmtheme format. It looks sweet, just need an Emacs version.
and codemac is right it’s excellent music
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Great compliation, Ive often resorted to this ever-growing reddit list combined with a reddit player: https://reddit.musicplayer.io/r/musicforconcentration
This is fantastic, love the interface and the music.
It would be awesome if each playlist included timestamps for the tracks so I could tell which track is currently playing.
Related: new Oneohtrix Point Never is out today. If you haven’t listened to 0PN I highly recommend his entire catalog. Very abstract, sometimes harsh, useful for making you feel like cyborg constructing monstrosities of code.
https://open.spotify.com/album/4l4tgdU69cbukMzliC4xI6
I created a small project to download all the episodes (before the website update, so I’m not sure it still works): https://github.com/gnclmorais/musicForProgramming