adzm

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   by adzm 4y ago

   > The #if statement replaces, after macro expansion, every remaining identifier with the pp-number 0. So #if static_cast<bool>(-1) is equivalent to #if 0<0>(-1), #if 0 > -1, and #if 1. Wow, I have no idea why this would ev
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   by adzm 4y ago

   It's good to have a high quality pair from a local shop so you have something to compare Zenni or other online shops to. YMMV of course, but I've had good experiences with Zenni, and only had one pair out of dozens for my family t
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   by adzm 4y ago

   I know teams was originally written on classic AngularJS, and was supposedly undertaking a significant rewrite in order to resolve performance and maintainability problems. Anyone aware if this was ever completed?
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   by adzm 4y ago

   > He intentionally tried to avoid repetition in his works. I was into his string quartets for a while about forty-five years ago but haven’t heard them since. I'd argue that the lack of repetition led to things being less memorable.
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   by adzm 4y ago

   I'd argue that React is pretty much the same now as it always has been. The ecosystem has matured and grown for sure but even the basic API has remained pretty much stable.
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   by adzm 4y ago

   The first step is AI-assisted music, really. And that's a great and useful niche. Think auto accompaniment, backing tracks, etc. Tools for helping figure out transitions. Someone already pointed out magenta which is a great starting po
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   by adzm 4y ago

   It links dynamically to msvcrt.dll which is updated as part of the os. I believe it still gets updates as long as it doesn't break the ABI. Modern vc++ links with the universal CRT which is an independently updated msvcrt distribution.
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   by adzm 4y ago

   For SQL there is usually an optimization where nullable columns are simply a bit set; same with boolean/bit columns. This does sound like a good use of a nullable bit. You may want to distinguish things further in the future such as ad
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   by adzm 4y ago

   It can also use a WAL log file and periodically checkpoint to the actual db
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    by adzm 4y ago

    http://ai./ as well
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    by adzm 4y ago

    Crinkler, the compressing linker, is really interesting. This link inadvertently shows the file_id.diz for Crinkler rather than anything relevant to the rest of Elevated; but honestly I always found the Crinkler stuff to be fascinating. The
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    by adzm 4y ago

    Is it really so bad? The portability among machines is a great feature.
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    by adzm 4y ago

    People did this on AOL in the 90s as well!
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    by adzm 4y ago

    That article mentions them dangling a wrist watch over the space ball to see if it was radioactive. How would this work?
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    by adzm 4y ago

    While not standardized, restrict or __restrict are indeed supported by most C++ compilers. Visual C++ even supports a declspec(restrict) that can apply to the function rather than just individual arguments.
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    by adzm 4y ago

    Tesseract works well with clean input, though in my experience it suffers greatly as soon as anything gets noisy.
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    by adzm 4y ago

    Well if you just keep to the key of C you can just play white keys. Some controllers have transposition settings on them! If not you can use a midi effect in your daw to transpose to another key, too. But really if you can already do things
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    by adzm 4y ago

    Honestly on a budget your best bet is to get a midi controller and hook it up to your computer as a soft synth. You'll be able to do a lot more even though it might take a bit of setup. It's hard to get a good hardware synth at su
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    by adzm 4y ago

    I love the LFO robot! https://learningsynths.ableton.com/en/lfos/modulating-pitch-... This is fun to play with even for those familiar with synths! What a great page. I wish the source was open; I wonder what they
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    by adzm 5y ago

    I'll admit I initially thought this was about some sort of joke project regarding an authentication system requiring twelve factors!
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    by adzm 5y ago

    I'm going to try this advice. I have a tendency to get stuck in the 4 or 8 bar loops quite often, yet in my head I don't seem to have trouble thinking about what comes next -- but once I get in the actual DAW or pick up a guitar I
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    by adzm 5y ago

    I wish this had the option of inverting the luminosity / value without affecting the hue.
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    by adzm 5y ago

    Prompt: You: The forum singularity will be reached when the GPT-3 generated responses themselves include accusations of writing comments via GPT3. Them: Hell, I can't be 100% sure (outside of my part) that we are not already there righ
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    by adzm 5y ago

    Should have noticed your comment first; I did the same. Thankfully nothing too explicit in the initial page of search results (no images, etc)
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    by adzm 5y ago

    This is actually mingw-based, not cygwin. Regardless it still works very well.
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    by adzm 5y ago

    I really love the compilations by Sean Doran of our Sun -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI0oVK4Pa44 for example. Perfect ambient background video.
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    by adzm 5y ago

    I really loved his approach to art -- crap art! http://crapart.spacebar.org/
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    by adzm 5y ago

    default memLevel is 8. Memory usage is basically defined by windowBits and memLevel; 1 would be really unusual, even for embedded scenarios.
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    by adzm 5y ago

    I wish more things like Silverlight were open sourced for the community at EOL.
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    by adzm 5y ago

    This is awesome work. I had tried to figure this out on my own but ran into a lot of trouble, and seeing everything together here finally made it click.