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Altenuvian
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Warner backed startup aims for streaming-audio landgrab
(forums.linn.co.uk)
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10y ago
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Apple tried and failed to reestablish trust in the Mac
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10y ago
More performant in my experience - less lag and beachballing. Mac running El Capitan.
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Internet of Things – the essential papers?
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11y ago
I'd love to hear John Carmacks' take on this. They had to solve very similar problems when developing this helmet: extremely low-latency head & eye-tracking, managing depth-of-field, integrating multiple input streams, providi
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12y ago
Also have a look into HyperDex: http://hyperdex.org/
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12y ago
I see 'em audiophiles drooling over this. just look at this homemade battery in some audiophiles basement: http://6moons.com/industryfeatures/roadtourlivingvoice/3.htm...
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12y ago
ups - copy and paste error - this should have read: it would be interesting to include Mythryl to the comparison.
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12y ago
including mythryl, a sml/nj derivative with c-flavored syntax to the comparison would be interesting. see http://mythryl.org/ for further info.
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13y ago
finally! looks great and I hope sony doesn't mess this up. and please make a external monitor version! preferably 24" so I can have a secondary monitor dedicated to word-processing. even though refresh times might be slow for anyt
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13y ago
wow - that is fast. wondering what this means for latency-mitigation in display devices?! waiting for carmack to chime in...
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13y ago
could you point to documents explaining proof checking in aerospace industry? I am especially interested in the history leading to software verification in avionics, the involvement of insurance companies and government regulation. thx
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13y ago
adaption of ML style languages suffers from the unfamiliar syntax, the pretty steep learning curve for those trained in imperative dialects at 'java-school'. at least when it comes to syntax mythryl might someday provide an option
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13y ago
to whom?
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13y ago
have you looked at mythryl: http://www.mythryl.org/ ?
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13y ago
if anything this as just re-injected new life into the elsevier-protests and the sorry state of academic publishing in general. elsevier's business practices are well documented and the protest is not just manned by some fringe people but h
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14y ago
"6] IBM seems to be losing more money on processors every year, and the people I know at IBM have their resumes polished, because they don't expect POWER development to continue seriously (at least in the U.S.) for more than another generat
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blaming the decline of the industry on the sound quality of mp3 is plain bs. well encoded mp3 with bitrates higher than 169kbps have repeatedly been shown indistinguishable from the original. for an informed discussion and public listening
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14y ago
there were some attempts to include multithreading into standard ml. john reppy's manticore project came quite far but wasn't fully implemented. currently mythryl, a sml/nj derivative with c-flavored syntax, is about to get a full multithre