diydsp

68 ms·

631.
by diydsp 12y ago
I could see that. Even if they weren't a natural, sparrow-like expert, they may have developed numerous skills... but one or two keystone skills lie hidden in an otherwise trite book that everyone else gets already and a long time...
632.
by diydsp 12y ago
> "those who work hard were able to do so [...] because of some privilege they had." Yes, this is where you are wrong. It is possible to work hard without starting from privilege. Try re-reading your statement in a week whe
633.
by diydsp 12y ago
OK! I got my results back! That was fun! On the rock song I sent it, it kind of worked! In general, it separated the higher frequencies of the vocals better than the lower. And in general, the instrumental track is higher quality than th
634.
by diydsp 12y ago
Cool, this looks like a lot of fun! I'm preparing my youtube->mp4->mp3 chain right now so I can try it out on Jets to Brazil's "Chinatown." (It goes youtube-dl.exe then ffmpeg, but I hated the shifty windows 7zip
635.
by diydsp 12y ago
You seem to claim that privilege will give you skill. It will not. You need sweat to gain skill. Here is a quote from someone who actually became a Lamborghini tech[1]. It supports my statement that sweat is more important than privilege
636.
by diydsp 12y ago
> Tavarish and his friend are both skilled mechanics. [ ... ] Privilege! Skill is not privilege. Skill is acquired through sweat, not conferred. Of two unequally privileged people, one may attend mechanic school, but only the ones wh
637.
by diydsp 12y ago
The author accidentally reveals the solution and it's not 100% congruous with his own efforts: "We “learn,” and after this we “do.” We go to school and then we go to work." The actual solution is to continuously learn, after
638.
by diydsp 12y ago
One can probably credit a subset of hippies in the 1960s in the U.S. for traveling to India and bringing "Eastern" practices here to the (more or less) mainstream, including Buddhism and "Sati," which is the basis of min
639.
by diydsp 12y ago
Coolest thing is that it uses only 2% the power of comparable tubes. But it's confusing: There is already a model of tube called 6P1 (1). Anyway, who is this for? Engineers/instrument designers? Korg to use internally? (1) htt
640.
What web framework would you suggest for a band?
1 points by diydsp 12y ago|1 comments
641.
Techincal Explanation of Super Mario World Glitch(pastebin.com)
2 points by diydsp 12y ago|0 comments
642.
by diydsp 12y ago
Greetings! Is there anything a member of the public like me can do to help WebMIDI for Firefox along? e.g. testing or whatever? Thank you.
643.
by diydsp 12y ago
And last time I tried it, only MIDI in. (I'm really hoping for Sysex out. there is a polyfill in the meantime). Waiting patiently here :) :) :)
644.
by diydsp 12y ago
> nothing surprising Pah. There are numerous interesting findings in there. 1. Odd numbers outnumber even numbers, except for "10" 2. The optimal number of items in a listicle is 33-45. 3. "There’s a strong focus on nosta
645.
by diydsp 12y ago
Yes what ryanSrich said. Try adding some example projects that have worked, some pictures and some campaigns. The site almost looks like an internal VPN search that I shouldn't be accessing, but you should be making it irresistible.
646.
by diydsp 12y ago
There are numerous interstitiated mechanisms in hearing. I don't see why MBC in particular would be valuable, other than amplifying quiet parts automatically, which could in fact have the opposite effect. However, I think there is pot
647.
Axoloti – Embeddable DSP Modular Synth Based on the STM32F4 with Graphical
2 points by diydsp 12y ago|0 comments
648.
by diydsp 12y ago
One issue I had with Java was the aesthetics of UI elements. Inheriting the DOM, especially its graphical elements was a boon to JS apps. Technically Java can/could do all the same stuff, but in the DOM, input, output, graphics and tex
649.
by diydsp 12y ago
You're right, but most replies to you have overlooked the customer: Customers, paying customers, are accepting Javascript apps. Java was never good enough for that to happen except internal to large organizations where aesthetics an
650.
by diydsp 12y ago
> the Linux kernel? Although it's insanely technically challenging, many computer science projects are more difficult than the Linux kernel to do remotely. For example, watching users interact with the software, anything that invol
651.
by diydsp 12y ago
It's a really good exercise to hit Random Pages 10 times. I tried it and mostly got vanity pages for people who did something, but didn't seem too important. One I got is about the mayor from 1995 to 2001 of a Texas town of 75,0
652.
by diydsp 12y ago
From abstract: High speed DRAM reads influence nearby cells. Reproduced on 110 of 139 mem modules after 139k reads on intel and amd. 1 in 1.7k cells affected.
653.
by diydsp 12y ago
> some that weren't utter shit I just searched for "Ashtray Monument Lyrics" on DuckDuckGo and it came up with http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/j/jawbreaker/ashtray_monume... I'm runnin
654.
by diydsp 12y ago
when I startup company I was at years ago started failing and laying people off, someone proposed unionizing to prevent it. In the serious discussions that followed, many reasons came out. I don't agree with them all, but these were
655.
by diydsp 12y ago
We use some where I work. They are useful in niche applications, such as our one-off research lab equipment. They wear out slowly. They work best where we have 5 different common orifices for fluid that need to be merged into one. When
656.
by diydsp 12y ago
Ah yes, Sonic Visualizer is an incredible tool. Despite the name which might sound like merely a trippy thing to watch, it can be used for extremely serious work, such as reverse-engineering world music scales, tuning instruments, figuring
657.
by diydsp 12y ago
Excellent. I've hosted hughrawlinson's demo code at http://diydsp.com/fun/meyda/ And I've written a short blogpost teaching people what-the-heck feature extraction is at http://diydsp.blo
658.
by diydsp 12y ago
It's the importance of first impressions.
659.
by diydsp 12y ago
Hi Jonathan! I'm happy to see this set of regularly-scheduled music hackathons. And I'd like to add that I will part of the first one on January 24th. I'll be leading a "Low-Fi Drum Circle." The purpose of the drum
660.
by diydsp 12y ago
Heya, I keep track of a large number of resources for learning DSP over at http://diydsp.com Take a look at the Theory, FAQs and Books sections. There are some recommended books, links to university course lectures, etc.

More ›