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by 112233 4y ago
Is there yet any linux terminal that supports tmux -CC mode? iTerm is not coming to Linux, and using tmux on anything else feels really meh.
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by 112233 4y ago
Second the Bitwig, with a caveat: Read the Manual or Suffer. There are a alot of absolutely non-obvious UI rakes you can step on, can be really off-putting if messing around blindly (from the top of my head: if you accidenly turn on clip pl
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by 112233 4y ago
And the way lambdas are implemented, that can be type-erased into function<> with no regard to capture-by-reference. C++ is a huge sinking ship...
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by 112233 4y ago
It's super easy to understand how git works — I'm doing it several times per month. Seriously, low-level git, while not familiar to most devs, is logical and consistent. It's the UI level that is total disaster. Don't wo
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by 112233 4y ago
Oh, so much to rant about! Let me address specifically the "git is a power tool" part. Actual dangerous power tools used in industry have a lot of safety requirements, and even may require license to operate. You do not put lathe
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by 112233 4y ago
Has anyone successfully imported Linux kernel git into fossil? I'm interested to hear how that was done, my attempts never terminated...
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by 112233 4y ago
Small nitpick about C++ — tooling there is atrocious. Despite heroic efforts the language itself is a boss monster that evolves new moves every few years. Standard committee lives in a parallel universe, where writing compilers and editors
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by 112233 4y ago
You do know that Google was one of the main contributors to JPEG XL (see https://github.com/google/pik ) ?
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by 112233 4y ago
here is FUIF (one of JXL parents) author writing about benefits of progressive: https://github.com/cloudinary/fuif In short, unlike progressive JPEG, you can serve truncated image files to get lower resolutions
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by 112233 4y ago
You mean something like RFC5575? That actually exists and is in use.
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by 112233 4y ago
Ha ha only serious. There were cases on local news when homes burned down because PC caught fire. Not only circuit breaker — please give me something (IR sensor?) that will trip and cut power if anything in the room and in the PC enclosure
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Mechanical Induction Cooker (2015)(halfbakery.com)
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by 112233 4y ago
You mention Komplete — is there a Kontakt player or an alternative for ipad? Or do you have a way of converting kontakt instrument into something else? I think you can get a lot out of ipad as a plugin host, by using IDAM or something like
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by 112233 4y ago
I'm curious in what field (of programming) are these examples. The reason is because I cannot recall a single rng I've looked at that uses floating point. Must be a different use case
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by 112233 4y ago
PSA: HEIC supports 16 bit images, Apple supports HEIC, but Apple does not support 16 bit HEIC images, only 8 bit (as far as I can figure it out) I'm actually using lossy DNG (8 bit JPEG with a tonemap under the hood) as my universal st
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by 112233 4y ago
Office workstations — agree, not an issue. But what about all those single purpose notebooks in the office that are used to control specific hardware?
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by 112233 4y ago
Where can I buy a thing that works in a similar way? I'd like to give it to an elderly person to listen to audiobooks: - one easily pressed button resumes playback from last position in last played track - one easily pressed button tur
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by 112233 4y ago
Thank you! It does sound about as bad as I thought. This "death of domestic knitting machines" as you put it has turned it all into some weird steampunk, because these old models are being sold (I can walk into a store and buy a n
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by 112233 4y ago
Maybe someone knows and could answer, please: Who is making these machines now? As much as I can find, none of the following companies are making (home) knitting machines for quite a while anymore: Brother, Toyota, Pfaff, Juki. No idea what
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by 112233 4y ago
Yes, but each image needs access to this 4GB (actually, I have no idea how much RAM it takes up), plus whatever the working set size is. It is a non-trivial overhead that really limits throughput of your system, so you can process less imag
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by 112233 4y ago
Fixed overheads are never meaningless. O(n^2) algorithm that processes your data in 5s is faster on your data than O(log n) that takes 20 hours. Long term storage of billions of images is meaningless, if it takes billions of years to archiv
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by 112233 4y ago
are they regular DNG files, or linear DNG files? I remember Apple explicitly mentioning linear DNG, which means they at least have demosaicked the image, probably a lot more
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by 112233 4y ago
> Consider your life without ssh. That's actually an interesting example. ssh was made to fix a real problem (password sniffing). What problem is being fixed here?
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by 112233 4y ago
Absolutely agree. Even more, once you are in digital, you can have actual mathematical perfection, that is reproducible and does not degrade with time. I just seem to take issue when Nyquist is getting inwoked. That is a purely mathematical
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by 112233 4y ago
So you could claim to be able to reconstruct output of that filter. Which still is not the case — you cannot have signal to be both aperiodic and band-limited: either in time domain or in frequency domain signal will be periodic. So no real
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by 112233 4y ago
> Nyquist theory proves it. Only if your signal is infinitely repeating in time, with no start or end. Otherwise, it's spectrum is not band limited. Is your ADC input such a signal?
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by 112233 4y ago
That lowly imperative programming: hard to prove your program is correct. Functional programming: easy to prove your program is correct, hard to prove its' execution will fit in the known universe. Functional programming IS math, so it
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by 112233 4y ago
Since Knipex seems to be permanently out of stock, at least at amazon.de, Gedore also makes these things. For how little I'm using them, they seem ok.
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by 112233 4y ago
Since everything turing complete any can any and so on… The main big difference between languages is the context in which your program text is placed. Readily available meanings of your words. Different problems beg for different contexts.
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by 112233 4y ago
Never understood that argument. How exactly an expertise of setting up and running (your cloud provider) instances is cheaper than expertise of setting up a physical machine?

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