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by cesaref 6y ago
Sample size of 1
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by cesaref 6y ago
Agreed, if you can size it, you can specify the right memory for a host for an app. There are plenty of situations where you've got dedicated hardware and a suitable budget and you can do size the hardware correctly. If however you hav
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by cesaref 6y ago
The website subscribe banner that keeps appearing makes it unreadable for me. I wonder if anyone at these companies actually tries to use their websites?
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by cesaref 6y ago
Android was originally designed as an OS for cameras, if I remember correctly...
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by cesaref 6y ago
Why would a dedicated camera need to take huge numbers of photos to overcome sensor noise when it's not there in the first place? No, I think that's a bad example to choose. I do take your point, dedicated camera development is mo
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by cesaref 6y ago
Core counts has gone up quite considerably in the last few years, certainly in a compute farm context. 10 years ago, you'd be looking at 2U servers having 8 cores (dual quad core) as high density. These days, 2U servers can pack 4 sock
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by cesaref 6y ago
That was 50 years ago. The top rate was 75% for income over £20k (something like £250k in todays money). Now how many people were in this category, or how they managed to avoid appearing to have that much income I don't know. I think i
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by cesaref 6y ago
One thing that has always puzzled me is why CSV exists, given the ASCII unit/record seperators appear to do exactly what the comma and newline characters are attempting to do with codes which could appear within records, and have been
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by cesaref 6y ago
Unfortunately not, it's been delayed. DAFx2020 was due to be in Vienna, and i'm assuming they are still planning on being there, but it's scheduled to be in 2021. It's a great conference, well worth attending. It's
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by cesaref 6y ago
I think this would be very possible - there was quite a bit of discussion of using NN techniques for modelling fx discussed at DAFx2019 ( http://dafx2019.bcu.ac.uk/ ). There are a number of papers discussing different techniq
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by cesaref 7y ago
$6,000 per microsecond would be $6Bn per second, big and profitable as Google is, i'm going to say it's a little bit less than that :)
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by cesaref 7y ago
I've just tried and it worked for me on OSX with Brave.
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by cesaref 7y ago
Thanks for the spot of the monaco bug - that's a regression that we'd previously fixed. It's been patched and re-deployed and should work now.
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by cesaref 7y ago
Yes, we'll certainly be writing it up. Similarly i'd be interested in reading about your experiences attempting the same if that's available.
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by cesaref 7y ago
Another one to add to the list is Faust ( https://faust.grame.fr/ ) which has great support for cross compiling to other languages (C, Java, wasm etc)
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by cesaref 7y ago
Indeed, that's exactly what it's for. The examples include some audio manipulation processors (like gain, reverb, compression etc) and some generators, from a cheeky little beep through to an analog style polysynth. The target use