Flex247A

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Ask HN: How to Learn ALSA in depth?
2 points by Flex247A 5y ago|0 comments
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by Flex247A 5y ago
I actually verified the sources myself when somebody replied to the false comments.
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by Flex247A 5y ago
I reached a similar conclusion after lurking on subreddits of opposite political leaning. I favored the views of one subreddit over another (naturally). Over time, I found that I was blindly believing the comments in my favored subreddit ov
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by Flex247A 5y ago
:^)
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by Flex247A 5y ago
How to laugh?
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by Flex247A 5y ago
The way pacman installs new kernels by default is just replacing the old package with the new one. This is bad because if for some reason the new kernel package gets corrupted, the system will fail to boot, and you will have to arch-chroot
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by Flex247A 5y ago
The code in the website is written in Java, not Python ...
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by Flex247A 5y ago
Have you tried GNU Octave? It seems to be a replacement for MATLAB.
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by Flex247A 5y ago
If you don't mind, what music software did you start writing?
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by Flex247A 5y ago
I am building one currently :)
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by Flex247A 5y ago
Thank you! Looks like I might have to embrace C++ after all ;)
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by Flex247A 5y ago
Thank you so much for your detailed comment! I am mostly interested in writing professional audio code, so I am learning C++ at the moment. Also, do you think Rust is a good alternative to C++ for writing high performance code? I am thinkin
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by Flex247A 5y ago
Thank you so much!
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by Flex247A 5y ago
Reading 'The Audio Programming Book' also clarified the concept of OOP for me. There was a small section where function pointers in C structs was discussed. Just after that, there was a section on struct classes in C++ which made
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Ask HN: How to get started with audio programming?
358 points by Flex247A 5y ago|120 comments
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by Flex247A 5y ago
http://www.nihilore.com/
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by Flex247A 5y ago
May I ask what is so bad about it?
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by Flex247A 5y ago
From my experience, absolutely.
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by Flex247A 5y ago
5 years ago I was just starting out :)
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by Flex247A 5y ago
Similar thread in 2018: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18442637
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Ask HN: What is the worst code you have seen at work?
2 points by Flex247A 5y ago|5 comments
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by Flex247A 5y ago
Ignoring context where necessary is a sign of intelligence.
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by Flex247A 5y ago
It's getting harder to get an empty vaccine slot. I think there is a huge shortage of vaccines in my state (UP). Fortunately, I got my first shot of vaccine yesterday. At the vaccination center, I saw people breaking the line, taking p
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by Flex247A 5y ago
There was a related thread on HN related to audio programming: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26916254 but it was centered around DSP and audio plugins, which is a bit too high level for me. I want to learn more about
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Ask HN: How to get started with audio programming?
14 points by Flex247A 5y ago|6 comments
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by Flex247A 5y ago
Interesting! The code looks very readable!
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by Flex247A 5y ago
Curiosity is what caused me to frequent HN :)
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by Flex247A 5y ago
I agree with your points completely. Some tools are just better designed. I was talking about the premature opinions I had on these tools before I had even used them, or seen them in action. This is a problem as it limits my teamworking cap
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by Flex247A 5y ago
I started attending college a year ago. At that time, I didn't know much about programming: just a bit of C and some Python - enough to make first year college projects. After I started frequenting HN, I came across a lot of comments b
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by Flex247A 5y ago
Really excited to see the syntax becoming more consistent! I am looking forward to master Rust in the coming 4-5 years.

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