FraKtus

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by FraKtus 8y ago
On macOS I got it to work with Chrome but not Safari. It did not work on iOS.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
Most of the time the room where those high-end audiophiles have their equipment is just not designed to listen to music. The room around you is as important as the equipment. I remember making speaker tests in the anechoic chamber of my uni
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by FraKtus 8y ago
That's a nice introduction to FFmpeg. Highly recommended because there are not that many up to date articles and sample code.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
E2-E4 was a breakthrough. It's descendent of the Berlin school of electronic music of the 70's. It's difficult to place that track in a genre, for me it's just electronic music. The long guitar solos of the B face is not
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by FraKtus 8y ago
Yes, that's my memory of it in the 199x, you had to sleep with peoples renting a part of their apartments. That was weird to me at that time because it was the only show where that was needed. My only memory of CEBIT, bad hotels :-)
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by FraKtus 8y ago
Seems to work fine, could you consider having a perpetual license? Or a nonrecusing one year? I don't like to have recusing subscriptions. Too many of them already.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
Not sure about the original LED used there, but with the popular LED tapes built on the WS2812, you should be able to drive at least 200 of them within 20 milliseconds. That gives you the idea, then yes if you want to run more LEDs then use
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by FraKtus 8y ago
For Christmas lights, the final frontier is two wires LEDs. We could reverse engineer the protocol to use them but not the protocol to program them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeA2jnb4K3g Because there is no data in -
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by FraKtus 8y ago
I also had the same reflection; maybe the original writer is not using English as his native language. It's true that you then start reading the page with a lousy apprehension.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
The link gives me a 502 on iOS.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
The best for me is artmatic: http://www.artmatic.com There are presets of trees that makes it easy to generate fine visuals and the primitive themselves are finetuned to generate impressive results. This is catch with that type
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by FraKtus 8y ago
There are amazing ideas popping on ShaderToy.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
The link does not work for me while the top one is. I am on iOS.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
How do you know that developers working on those used tools such as the Clang Memory Sanitizer?
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by FraKtus 8y ago
Don't you think that with the tools we have now it's easier to control the quality of code produced (Clang memory sanitizers and so on)? I feel more at ease to ship C code today after instrumenting it than a few years ago...
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by FraKtus 8y ago
I wish I could use that to better understand the beat of Pink Floyd hit "Money" that was composed in 7 / 8 ...
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by FraKtus 8y ago
I write small cross-platform applications in plain C for the same reason the author gave. I use Nuklear for the GUI; one nice thing is that it's header only, see https://github.com/vurtun/nuklear With that, I can
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by FraKtus 8y ago
There are DMX led strips, but they are more expensive and more fragile because they have more components on the strip.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
My family (in Poland) is in that situation with a member denying, going to hospital, coming out, avoiding medication and the cycle starts again after a few months. We feel hopeless and at this time wait a judgement could force that family m
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by FraKtus 8y ago
I am a Cairo user that wants to port some code to the GPU. Really interested to hear succes stories on macOS and windows...
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by FraKtus 8y ago
That's great! I would like to see somebody using this solution while being synchronized with the beat of the music.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
When you have that spirit, you enjoy connecting with other punks. I was a guitar player in a punk band in my twenties and we self-published our music. When I had the idea to create a company at the end of the nineties, I had that punk attit
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by FraKtus 8y ago
And that is also the final push for Quartz Composer...
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by FraKtus 8y ago
Give a little love to OpenGL. Sure Metal is great... but...
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by FraKtus 8y ago
Exactly what I do, use a standard temperature sensor, load your system, make the CPU and GPU cry :-) and see how it goes with cooling the inside of the system.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
I work for many years with FFMpeg that has no documentation and no code sample, and it's okay for me. I prefer that the developers keep their time optimizing the code rather than writing documentation that needs to be maintained and be
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by FraKtus 8y ago
I never installer homebrew on any mac I develop. When you see all the possibilities to customize projects, it's just ridiculous to want to build something with a one-liner and expect it will take thousand of decisions for you.
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by FraKtus 8y ago
Same here, I showed her the web site, and now she wants to submit her creation. It's fascinating to see her building a dream house and to see how she wants to have it. Last time she put a pool close to her bed in her bedroom :-)
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by FraKtus 9y ago
Two basic APIs are not available in 64 bits: Carbon and QuickTime. Steve Jobs promised to port Carbon to 64 bits when macOS X was introduced. So many of us developed for Carbon, and a few years later Carbon was deprecacted, and Apple announ
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by FraKtus 9y ago
"libtins depends on libpcap and OpenSSL, although the latter is not necessary if some features of the library are disabled." Would you know something lighter to play with RAW sockets?

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