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by darasan 7y ago
Any other XMOS developers here? I first encountered elements of Occam when using XMOS, David May’s successor to Inmos. Was surprised later to see that Go had inherited various features too. Great platform for embedded audio! www.xmos.com
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by darasan 7y ago
The new site from The Designer’s Republic is really cool: https://www.thedesignersrepublic.com/ Love the colors and use of simple animation - really stands out from the bland tech/startup sites we usually see. Check ou
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by darasan 9y ago
Lived in Tokyo for 5 years, doing business there for 8. I strongly disagree with many of the claims in this article. Many of them are absurd or simply untrue, so I’ll just pick a couple here. “At every place I ever worked, however, I
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by darasan 9y ago
Personally, I use 70s tube-effect memcpys() for that vintage sound. Re cables etc - there was $1m dollars offered to anyone a few years back who could disprove the audiophile nonsense: http://gizmodo.com/305549/james-ra
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by darasan 10y ago
Brings back lots of memories - had it permanently open in my browser when I wrote a P2P file transfer / messenger app for a project about 10 years ago. Socket programming is so much fun :-)
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Interview with 28 year-old Elon Musk at the dawn of Paypal (2000)(paypalobjects.com)
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by darasan 11y ago
Sorry, but that first one: http://nanxiao.me/en/an-experience-of-fixing-a-memory-corrup... is really dumb. The moral is that you don't use global variables that are accessed by multiple threads (unless you're
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by darasan 12y ago
A professional grade USB audio driver for Windows, to stream multichannel audio at low latencies to connected USB hardware. Also firmware for said hardware, with DSP processing (equalizers, filters, mixing, interpolation, metering). Complet
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by darasan 13y ago
The red-haired guy is Patrick Collison (co-founder of Auctomatic and Stripe).