#dublicate

Your still searching for me in every women. You’ll always seek to dublicate what we had. You know it.

And you will not find me !

let data = [    { managerLevel: '1', active: true, managerID: "ali" },    { managerLevel: '1', active: true, managerID: "ali" },     { managerLevel: '1', active: false, managerID: "ali" },    { managerLevel: '1',active: false, managerID: "veli" },    { managerLevel: '1',active: false, managerID: "veli" },    { managerLevel: '1',active: false, managerID: "ahmet" },    { managerLevel: '1',active: true, managerID: "ahmet" }   ]

const filtered = data.reduce((acc, item) =>{    const found = acc.find( i => i.managerID === item.managerID && i.active === item.active)    return found ? acc : [...acc, item] }, [])

console.log("filtered",filtered)

One of the best pointers I have learned with tracking is to divide the work into two separate parts. This is how you can prevent yourself from feeling trapped with endless possibilities. Part 1: Choosing the sounds and samples you will use in the session. Part 2: Actually making the track with the sounds you have already chosen.

You can always add samples in your track when sudden inspiration comes to you but when you are experiencing the flow, the full involvement and the energised focus, looking for “that specific kick sound” might cut if off. So this in mind, I always start with flipping through the browser content pane of Ableton Live Suite 9, which I am currently working with. I set a drum rack to a midi track and choose samples to the drum rack.  I always start by looking for the kick. The kick is EVERYTHING <3 . It needs to hit you in the face with low frequencies while possessing a high frequency, that “snap” sound, so that you can hear it even through the crappiest smartphone speakers. Next I am looking to find the snare. At the moment I’m kinda over the conventional claps and snares so I try to find alternative sounds for the role of the snare. Same goes for hi-hats. I rather use something I have not heard a billion times. Glitches, scratches, crackles, snaps, blips and blops, any kind of interesting high pitch percussion sounds are pleasing to my eat at the moment.

[Mac App Store] Dublicate Finder против Gemini: симпатичнее, дотошнее, быстрее

Долгое время мы считали Gemini единственной толковой ищейкой дубликатов на Маке, пока не нашли Dublicate Finder. Кстати, просто так вы его не скачаете: вбиваете точное название в Mac App Store — пусто; то же самое в Google — результатом оказывается устаревшая «The Dublicate Finder». Поэтому наш обзор поможет не только сравнить более свежий экземпляр с детищем MacPaw, но и загрузить ту самую…

So, we have a blog with thousand of articles posted automatically from RSS feed or so. Is this very bad? as I was thinking to remove them all straight away, just to leave welcome message on index page including three main keyword. Am I doing right ?

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