Very similar Brian Eno's Bloom app in both design and sound. Except the GitHub data backend.<p>Some of my most productive work was done while listening to that app (and a lot of Brian Eno's ambient output).<p>There's an interview where he talks about how Bloom will never repeat in our lifetimes (or Reflections, one of the two). He wanted to achieve that with music for airports 1, but was limited by available technology.
how do trademarks work for this kind of thing. It's cool and I enjoyed it but I did at first think it was an official GitHub project and my rudimentary understanding of trademark law is that it's meant to prevent just that.
This was really so much cooler than expected! Might actually use it to replace brain.fm when working.<p>I’d love to see this applied as a general streaming API ingestor, or even used for live tailing log files and playing sounds that match particular events.<p>(This is where people will comment below with all sorts of examples I haven’t heard of, one of the reasons I love HN)
I love sites like these. I use to listen to <a href="https://www.bitlisten.com/" rel="nofollow">https://www.bitlisten.com/</a><p>Bit Listen was a bit distracting though, because it has some really oversized transactions.
Discussed at the time: <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12635247" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12635247</a>