blovescoffee

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by blovescoffee 6y ago
I've wanted to start learning about this for a while but I'm really not sure where to start. I have a degree in CS and Math so I'm not a total layman wrt the maths. Do you have any suggestions?
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by blovescoffee 6y ago
The news reporters linked on the original reddit post said it was solid.
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by blovescoffee 6y ago
I'm almost completely unfamiliar with brain science. Could you explain the basic idea of what they're signalling 7mm deep? The brain is a good deal larger than 7mm, so are they just targeting certain areas towards the surface of t
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by blovescoffee 6y ago
Sure, although there's room for distinction between programming with objects and OOP.
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by blovescoffee 6y ago
If your data changes then won't you need to refactor more than if your data changes in OOP? I suppose "data changing" is an arbitrary measurement but I think that's what people refer to when they talk about refactoring D
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by blovescoffee 6y ago
I've read quite a few articles about DOD. I get how DOD is great but there are reasons OOP is still around (surely?) I suppose I'm still hung up on, what are the benefits of OOP that I'm missing? It seems like there are reaso
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by blovescoffee 6y ago
I've actually been doing a bit of research into using Rust for an upcoming project. The JUCE library is just so fully featured that it would be an undue burden to use any other language to write audio software in. Still, I think Rust i
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by blovescoffee 6y ago
Is the problem the use of a macro, which isn't as robust as a template, or is there a problem with the macro? All I can figure is there could be an accidental dereference instead of multiply.
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by blovescoffee 6y ago
It depends on what programming language you'd like to work in and what exactly processing means to you. Are you interested in audio analysis or writing programs that generate audio like a synthesizer for a DAW? For audio analysis I&#x2