djmips

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1. 841.▲
   by djmips 2y ago

   German and Deutsch
2. 842.▲
   by djmips 2y ago

   With the flexibility of modern GPUs where some of the fastest rendering is pure compute, in a fashion you can code this up yourself or check out some of the commercial offering like Teardown.
3. 843.▲
   by djmips 2y ago

   I would imagine checking on a machine with working FMADD instructions would be a start. Exhaustive A/B might take a while...
4. 844.▲
   by djmips 2y ago

   Maybe using a cutter like the Cricut or similar - cut it in vinyl and stick it on?
5. 845.▲
   by djmips 2y ago

   How dare they sully the Zombo.com name. Stop trying to make the phrase 'Zombocom problem' happen.
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   by djmips 2y ago

   Also some BP medication that are ACE inhibitors cause cough.
7. 847.▲
   by djmips 2y ago

   haha
8. 848.▲
   by djmips 2y ago

   I would rather just have the science facts without going into personal details about the primary inventor.
9. 849.▲
   by djmips 2y ago

   Is this a math function that fits in a tweet challenge?
10. 850.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    Interesting, an Amiga tracker used the same technique? I've always been fascinated with this topic - in the past I simply summed and divided.
11. 851.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    How dishonest!
12. 852.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    I never fully realized you could mix two digital PCM by simply alternating their samples in the output to the DAC. That's fascinating. I realize now that some music output on the single bit Apple II computer may have been approaching m
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    by djmips 2y ago

    I appreciate your comment and video bonus. The article was free ranging and entertaining and not particularly focused and so when someone asks how your comment and video could relate to the article... Well did they read the whole article?
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    by djmips 2y ago

    I'd mused about how we learn solve the cube in a structured approach and that there perhaps could be a better way and in my mind it would be exactly as you described. Have any humans mastered this approach despite it's hyper organ
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    by djmips 2y ago

    Your translation seems much more apt than the one provided in the article. Side note I guess the villain in the Sonic series is 'the perfect worker' by name.
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    by djmips 2y ago

    I bet hairspray isn't good for you.
17. 857.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    I wonder about all of the best inventions of all time and how many came from prototyping and how many were the result of a real peachy design doc.
18. 858.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    Surely that could be automated.
19. 859.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    That's interesting. I do hear Derbyshire's influence!
20. 860.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    This version came out in 1980 almost 2 decades after the Derbyshire version and is trying to be hip in a 1980 way using a synth line that is clearly inspired from Derbyshire.
21. 861.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    A version still influenced by Delia Derbyshire's version. Being recorded in 1980 it could use a commodity synth to give it some of the flavour of the Derbyshire arrangement.
22. 862.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    Have they announced a new permanent CEO? The two headed marketing/finance interim co-CEOs didn't give me any warm and fuzzies.
23. 863.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    I feel they thought it was satire. If you look at the Onion, it's often at someone's expense.
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    by djmips 2y ago

    Side note that vector displays have yet to be emulated adequately but my mind could be changed by a high quality HDR OLED maybe...
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    by djmips 2y ago

    That doesn't debunk it at all - but some good points were made. Note that the artists of the day were also using CRT displays just higher resolutions. They certainly did test their work on the target. Some people obviously did more twe
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    by djmips 2y ago

    Then they go on to try and compare to an composite output but they do this. "Jazz Jackrabbit 2 through an interlaced composite video stream, grabbed with a cheap capture card." That's not really how we experienced it though.
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    by djmips 2y ago

    I feel like this was probably their idea of an Onion article style humour at the time although it's obviously patronizing when looked at today.
28. 868.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    Very nice! On Perforce I always loved the time-lapse view. Basically another view that could let you see your code evolve over time with branches and changes. There are some git tools like this but never captured my imagination like the Per
29. 869.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    That's pretty heartwarming. But it make you think about how we seem to be headed towards more and more people without a purpose...
30. 870.▲
    by djmips 2y ago

    Or put a couple million into your stinky living computer museum!