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by brudgers 1y ago
Why not use a compressor?
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by brudgers 1y ago
In 1900, QRS began making piano rolls. By 1920, they had invented a machine to capture piano players directly and over the years QRS captured many including Liberace, George Gershwin, and even Roger Miller playing Autumn Leaves . QRS is st
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by brudgers 1y ago
Yes, because it does not matter what language a young person learns. Or an old person. Learning is a skill acquired through experience. It is not an optimization problem.
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by brudgers 1y ago
The video is using audio because of variable Midi rendering. And any OPL is almost certainly emulated, not an actual chip.
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by brudgers 1y ago
Canyon.mid on my windows computer is.
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by brudgers 1y ago
There is no "correct" sound for a MIDI file In the case of canyon.mid there is because it was composed for a specific midi instrument with a particular set of timbres. Or to put it another way, it’s music and therefore complicat
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by brudgers 1y ago
Speakers (and rooms) have their own unique acoustical properties (e.g. distortion, frequency response, etc.). Also it matters where your ears are. Finally, “high fidelity” is not a synonym for “musical.”
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by brudgers 1y ago
If you want Midi to render consistently across devices, you are “Significantly Out of Luck.” The audio sounds like it sounds because Microsoft Licensed Roland’s GS Wavetable. Without that you lose timbral information.
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by brudgers 1y ago
Youtube.
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by brudgers 1y ago
they always feel very cliquey Dealing with "cliquey" is a soft skill...and "soft skills for developers" is cliquey too. I am not saying Toastmasters is for you, but learning usually feels uncomfortable and indeed feeli
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by brudgers 1y ago
Cellular data has been ubiquitous for about 15 years. This suggests that the market for mobile phone development tools is probably efficient and the supply of existing tools satisfy the existing demand at an equilibrium price. So as a busin
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by brudgers 1y ago
the usual marketing spam Probably why there is no DM. The OP question is about wanting to DM others. Not about wanting to be DM’d. DM would be what is called an “attractive nuisance.”
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by brudgers 1y ago
Currently, people who are open to receiving communication from other users are able to list an email address and other channels in their profile. Anyone on HN can opt-in and does not require administration by the HN moderators. Or additiona
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Can you hear a 51% duty cycle(youtube.com)
2 points by brudgers 1y ago|0 comments
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by brudgers 1y ago
If your target customers care about linux and rust, you have probably over segmented the market.
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by brudgers 1y ago
I feel like I owe something more direct to the specific people who shaped my life. If you owe something, it was not a gift. If you give something with the expectation of something in return, it is also not a gift. It's fine to give g
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by brudgers 1y ago
current comments, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44243923
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by brudgers 1y ago
I asked the contractor if there was anything that could be done to prevent the standing water. He said it’s a common occurrence in the drain area and not a problem. Proper placement of the scupper prevents standing water. Low slope roofs
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by brudgers 1y ago
Even more importantly, over time a sagging roof that holds water will sag more due to the weight of the water and being a "universal solvent" standing water degrades most materials. At best, you will probably get leaks. At worst,
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by brudgers 1y ago
I could not get it to do anything.
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by brudgers 1y ago
direct to pdf, https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3733699
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by brudgers 1y ago
I'm excited for the prospect of lawyers running Linux as their daily driver This does not benefit your customers in any way. It does not benefit their clients, either. And brain activity around it is a distraction from what your busi
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by brudgers 1y ago
My guess is that “fastest gun in the west” might be a bit anti-pattern with respect to community. Because in ye olden times, mild URL shenanigans seemed to have been a common hack to bypass more strict dupe detection. And the community prob
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by brudgers 1y ago
Donald Knuth because everyone should try to read him. Including Donald Knuth. And he does.
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by brudgers 1y ago
What are the likely consequences of Gemini repeating the document? Make a realistic assessment of the risk, assign a value to that risk. Assign a value to the cost of finding an alternative. It is an engineering problem, not a theoretical p
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by brudgers 1y ago
I got almost to the end. Then it went Wonder Bread and focused on Elton John and David Bowie. PBS gotta sell tote bags to dad rock fans.
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by brudgers 1y ago
I was listening to an interview of Alan Parsons and when they were talking about 1973’s Dark Side of the Moon , he mentioned that it was not nominated for the album Grammy and that Stevie Wonder won. So I listened to Wonder’s Inner Vision
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Sly Stone has died(abcnews.go.com)
381 points by brudgers 1y ago|66 comments
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by brudgers 1y ago
[Pedantic] Boiling point depends on air pressure. [/Pedantic] Taking "100C" literally is maybe similar.
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by brudgers 1y ago
Approximately nobody likes the sound of their own voice. And approximately nobody sounds like a voice actor. And most importantly, your audience won’t care because it will be your audience. I mean people listened to Stephen Hawking’s voic

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