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rolosa
FYI: This automatically plays music on my phone. Not a great thing at work!
hmokiguess
I love the track, I got Heartbeat Drip, where can I find it? so damn good, Shaazam didn't find for me
jstanley
The mp3 link is blocked by Cloudflare for me.
hmokiguess
yeah I noticed that shortly after sending the link, and yeah it may actually be just a Suno generic one but it is so cozy haha ... gave me spa vibes
bluerooibos
Go to your Network Tab if you're on Chrome, then find the mp3 request - right click it and "copy as cURL" - then paste that into your terminal.
thclpr
Not suno :) I was a chillout trance DJ on my previous life ( 20 years ago or so ) so this is one of my tracks that that I rebooted with my wife :)
RIMR
I won't lie, I can tell that every single one of those tracks was a one-prompt Suno generation, and I hate every one of them.
thclpr
Sorry to disappoint you but those are my tracks :) it was tempting to use suno to get the result fast but I paired with my wife to create those tracks ( we both have musical background )
bojackh
yeah I dig this tribal forest heartbeat organic vibe too
bluerooibos
I like this track more than the visualisation. I'd listen to this on repeat if it was on Youtube Music.
thclpr
That's me actually, I just didn't wanted to drop then on GitHub so I went to r2 storage :)
devin
See also: https://gource.io/

Runs locally and gives you some additional control.

spartanatreyu
Here's a project of mine (1500 commits) visualised in gource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szhYhph4C2U

My command to run it is:

gource --key -e 1 --auto-skip-seconds 1 --max-file-lag 1 --time-scale 4 --seconds-per-day 1 --highlight-dirs --dir-name-depth 2 --multi-sampling --user-friction 0.1 --font-size 20 --caption-size 20 --viewport 1920x1080

I'm at about 3000 commits now but I'll probably wait to render out a new one half way through next year after I get back onto the project and finish another chunk of changes.

thclpr
actually I'm a big fan of source, used this guy since the beginning of times :)
drusepth
This looks really cool from the demos, but I put in one of my open source repos and it seems to only pull in ~33 commits before it hits what I assume are per-user limits. Looks very cool [0] but can't help but think it'd look way cooler with the other 1000+ commits.

Is there a way to supply some credentials to grab the rest or something?

[0] https://phloem.stemdeck.app/?repo=indentlabs/notebook

minraws
This is the kinda pointless and largely meaningless but very fun to look at stuff that I enjoy. Sad that it's also written by AI but it gave me a good chuckle when I looked at some of the projects I was involved in.

Can we make it work on top of some kind of Git clone inside browser local storage to work around the GitHub api limits or something? I think I hit those.

sixeyes
looks cool but i wouldve like a clearer delineation of what's data and what's eye candy.

i uploaded a 2mb log from a local repo and i guess it was the wrong choice. an early subfolder to root had like 9000 files in one commit. everything else kind of got drenched in the noise from that