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by deng 1y ago
Hi, quick feedback: the demo is extremely short, so I can't really say much. Please generate more complicated scenes and, most importantly, inspect the wireframe. From what I could glance from the demo, the generated models are tri-bas
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by deng 1y ago
> Yes, that's a French thing, always has been - sorry if that's the first time the author went to France and rented a private flat there ... Not just in France, in Germany also not uncommon when renting a "Ferienwohnung&qu
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by deng 1y ago
Is Steam even dependent on 32bit distribution packages anymore? Doesn't it ship with its own whole set of 32bit libraries? If I look at my running Steam processes currently, it's all a huge stuff of wrappers, alongside the steamwe
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by deng 1y ago
I will not restrict myself to an arcane subset of Make just because you refuse to type 'gmake' instead of 'make'. Parallel execution, pattern rules, order-only prerequisites, includes, not to mention the dozens of useful
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by deng 1y ago
"ruthless communication habits" tells you all you need to know, and this is exactly why you'd put something like this into your job ad.
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by deng 1y ago
That makes more sense, but we seem to have a different notion of the term "hipster". Anyway, from what I can see in the YT channel, it's not for me, but at least on first glance I can't see anything that would justify ba
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by deng 1y ago
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by deng 1y ago
Good for you! I also sold all my external gear many years ago and never looked back. And this is all very interesting, but has nothing to do with the topic at hand: where is he shaming people for using VSTs instead of external gear, or sayi
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by deng 1y ago
Specialty keyboards like the TiPY are indeed very expensive, here in the EU it's a thousand (!) Euros: https://tipykeyboard.com/en/produkt/tipy-keyboard-black-en However, if your relative is employed and need
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by deng 1y ago
Like C++, this cannot be parsed with a context-free grammar. The "present future" refers to No crashes what so ever and also no distractions by updates or "phone home applications" which is something I would guess most p
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by deng 1y ago
This is getting ridiculous, we are talking about making music , so triggering notes from different devices in sync. You know, what MIDI was originally designed for, not triggering some lights, guitar patches or a background track. You ar
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by deng 1y ago
Not sure if that is still accurate. This might only be available for Mac, but on the FAQ for Nome II it says this: Can Nome II send MIDI Notes? Nome II is like a MIDI hub, you can ask it to forward any MIDI sent over USB to one of its MIDI
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by deng 1y ago
> Not sure how the Midronome can solve the problem of midi notes coming inaccurate from a modern DAW? Here's a review from a nice scotsman explaining how this works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCZqkSH9peI or a
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by deng 1y ago
There's not one word in his post where he looks down on VSTs or anything. It's just how he likes to make music, and he is unhappy with the state of modern MIDI implementations. In fact, it's the exact opposite: you are shamin
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by deng 1y ago
The Windows MIDI/USB stack adds considerable amount of jitter to the MIDI clock, compared to the much superior ones in MacOS. I will fully admit that "unusable" is a personal opinion based on my experience. Of course performe
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by deng 1y ago
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/14992027.2025.24...
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by deng 1y ago
First off, I'm assuming of course we are talking Mac here, because Windows is unusable for MIDI. If you have terrible MIDI timing with a Mac, then yes indeed, you'll need to sync via audio, but there are nice and inexpensive solut
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by deng 1y ago
How do you think any professional works nowadays with MIDI? A good, modern USB interface (from Focusrite or similar) has a jitter well below 1ms, usually in the range of 200µs. If that is too much, simply sync your DAW with an external, ded
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by deng 1y ago
I can only repeat myself from above: it's about what data you store and analyze . By your definition, all internet traffic would fall under PII regulations because it contains IP addresses, which would be ludicrous, because at lea
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by deng 1y ago
Yeah, isn't that a shame? Wouldn't it be nice if instead of catastrophizing that telemetry data is always only ever there to spy on us, that we might assume that there are actually trustworthy projects out there? Especially for FO
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by deng 1y ago
Yes, so the vendor must not store it. Something along those lines is usually said in the privacy policy. If you don't trust the vendor to do that, then do not opt-in to sending data, or even better, do not use the vendor's softwar
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by deng 1y ago
By your definition, all data is PII.
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by deng 1y ago
It creates telemetry data, but actually transmitting it is opt-in.
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by deng 1y ago
> Telemetry contains personal data by definition. No. Please look up the definition of "telemetry" and "personal data". The latter always refers to an identifiable person.
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by deng 1y ago
No they don't. The formulation in TFA is a bit too generic - Debian will usually not remove any code that "calls home". There are perfectly valid reasons for software to "phone home", and yes, that includes teleme
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by deng 1y ago
From a very cursory look it seems like syncthing-fork uses ContentResolver and other stuff from SAF, so it seems they made it work. The official maintainer of syncthing-fork indeed stopped publishing to Google Play, but it seems some other
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by deng 1y ago
To my knowledge you cannot access SAF through binder, for sure not officially.
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by deng 1y ago
The problem with the SyncThing Android app is that it's just a wrapper around SyncThing, which is a Go library, but SAF does not give you simple file descriptors you can use in native code. Instead, you get "content://&q
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by deng 1y ago
Entirely correct, for instance see https://developer.android.com/training/data-storage/shared/d... This was discussed yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43970959
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by deng 1y ago
Yes, you'll need a little bridge to get a ParcelFileDescriptor. Lots of stuff in Android does not work directly with native code (Permissions, Camera/Media recording, HttpURLConnection, sensors/location services, ...), and st

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