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Yeah to be honest he could have probably implemented this as an iOS app for max portability. Wouldn’t get latency down to 1ms like with the FPGA synth but otherwise would have been fine
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Ah, I agree that simulation of DX7 quirks with FPGA makes little sense. But they are an interesting choice for a very portable high quality FM synth (not a specific emulation) vs other similar sized options. Here is some more rationale - h
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It’s nice if you want a portable (size of a cigarette pack) hardware fm synth with megahertz sample rate oscillators (no aliasing), with built in effects
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I just bought the parts for this FPGA 6op fm synth - https://www.futur3soundz.com/xfm2 for about $100. It sounds amazing, simple build. The author, Rene Caballos is a dsp guru who wrote Z3TA+ and a bunch of other softsynths
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Going for a morning walk is always a good start to the day. I usually take a thermos of green tea and headphones with me. 30mins does wonders, especially if it’s a nice day
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Redundancy - Google Photos for integrations/ease of use, Amazon Photos since it's free with prime w/ unlimited storage, HD backup, occasional bluray backup, photo books of the best photos. All of it
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Not to mention euro rack isn't particularly wife friendly and doesn't have patch recall! Maybe get something semi modular to start with, like a Behringer Neutron
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It takes a lot of talented people to make a good film, the camera and lenses are just a small commodity part of it. Arri and RED not the only game in town anymore too, although they are still the most popular on feature films and have great
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I can imagine a future where users of content/social networks can pick (an open source) recommendation engine/model they like, and train/use their own if they want to
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It’s a bit random Blackmagic Ursa 4.6k is approved but Ursa 12k or Pocket Cinema Camera 6k are not
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Absolutely! I have the 16gb Air m1 and a fully loaded 16” M1 max - the max is collecting dust most of the time. For most of my workloads the Air is nearly as fast, completely silent and super duper lightweight.
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and 16bit samples!
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Love to see this here, a very well researched video! It was an awesome scene, I used to put out jungle and trip hop tracks on Mono211/Monotonik/Voodoo and a couple of other mod labels back in the day. Everything was free, in an er
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I think it will be up to $PEOPLE holders to decide what to do with the treasury that isn’t claimed
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I think FTX agreed to return the same amount of ETH regardless of fx rates but let’s see. ETH daily volume is over $20b wouldn’t have made a material difference.
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They will just return the eth. People who deposited will need to pay gas fees to claim it back though. And yes the saga definitely isn’t over - there will be many more collective fundraising DAOs going forward!
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This is great! I wish we could have wider band/multispectral sensors in regular phones by default, feels like there could be a bunch of use cases. Maybe too niche
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That’s how I felt when Gavin/Parity people first started using the term, felt a bit like an appropriation. It’s a marketing term, people like new numbers like HTML5 or Industry 4.0. While it’s not perhaps so accurate for new decentrali
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Haha yes that was a classic! Also bunch of demo coding and electronics stuff as text files.. sound cards were pretty expensive back then, I remember downloading DIY AdLib instructions/schematics and my friends dad built it for a fracti
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It was sometimes hard to get in (unless the BBS had multiple phone lines, and even then the popular ones were often busy), so there was always a bit of anticipation waiting for that modem connect tone, and you’d leave it on auto redial for
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It’s clear now that the efficacy against infection and protection from death wanes significantly - it’s unclear though how this information should affect our behaviour individually and collectively. Is anyone changing their behaviour becaus
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yeah and my blackmagic cameras have SD/CF/SSD - but SD is super common, most cameras have it. New UHS-II SD cards are pretty fast - https://www.cameramemoryspeed.com/sd-memory-card-faq/fastest... MicroSD->
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SD cards are essential for anyone who does video or photography seriously - and that’s a big part of the market this laptop sells to. I’m glad it’s back
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I recognise that! Did not want to put you on a downer though, just reflect on why it often feels like we are on a slow motion train wreck, incapable of doing much about it. Feels like we should generally have more positive narratives and st
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this kind of slow motion and macro stuff is really eye opening, a perspective shift that gives us an opportunity to reflect on life - how intricate, beautiful and perfect the millions of different species we have on our planet are. I think
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This should give you a rough indication of typical fees across L2s https://l2fees.info/
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This article is fantastic. Covers everything I would have said about shadows as a designer (from visual and corner case point of view), great CSS/styled components implementation and clearly written with wonderful presentation. 5/
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Rivos – high performance RISC V startup
(semianalysis.substack.com)
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It looks like a really well designed product. But you can just use your phone as a desktop webcam no? Maybe this is a bit less faff
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I don’t think it’s so much an immaculately designed strategy as a corner central banks have painted themselves in and have difficulty getting out of. And of course monetary systems could go another way that doesn’t end so well for central b
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