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Salsa: Surveyor's Applications for Least Squares Adjustment(wwwext.arlut.utexas.edu)
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by driggs 3y ago
Because Apple switched the default macOS shell from the GNU-licensed `bash` to the BSD-licensed `zsh`?
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by driggs 3y ago
The concern isn't about the trivial difference in Nyquist frequency, it's about aliasing and dithering when importing/exporting/synchronizing digitally. 1 sample from the EP-133 is 1.0629251700680271 samples at 44.1kHz,
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by driggs 3y ago
The ADC and DAC operate at 46.875 kHz, its samplerate. That's the entire point of my original comment about it being nonstandard.
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by driggs 3y ago
OK, you've pasted from the #1 Google result after searching for "46.875 kHz samplerate". What does this have to do with the Teenage Engineering EP-133? It doesn't have USB audio or SPDIF, so no standard samplerate clock
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by driggs 3y ago
It looks like the interesting feature of their tool Fixit 2 is that its lint rules know how to auto-apply themselves. I'm fine with an auto code formatter, an auto import organizer, but not sure how much I trust a linter to auto-apply
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by driggs 3y ago
Curious that its got a nonstandard 46.875 kHz samplerate rather than 44.1 or 48.0 kHz. Not that it matters since its only output appears to be on the analog side of the DAC. This is a surprisingly well-featured sampler/sequencer for th
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by driggs 3y ago
Why is it that FM synthesis was so well-suited to relatively simple early digital hardware (eg. Yamaha's DX/TX line)? Does that also make for relatively simple software FM synthesis?
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by driggs 3y ago
A team at West Virginia University is trying to scale a process which extracts rare earth elements from coal mine "acid mine drainage". The hope is that the process helps to clean up AMD - itself an environmental hazard remaining
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by driggs 3y ago
Global shutter might be the most impressive feature, but also notable is that the a9 includes C2PA authentication metadata. This is a cryptographic chain of provenance on digital media, starting at the hardware camera itself. In addition to
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by driggs 3y ago
Great that it lets you attach the debugger if it's running as interactive process. Does that get you a full Swift REPL like Python's debugger does?
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by driggs 3y ago
This clickbait title does not follow from the references cited. It's based on 2019 Pew Research polls on what Americans think the country will look like in 2050 and on their perception of Social Security. https://www.pewre
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by driggs 3y ago
Small single-file Python application is impressive: https://github.com/widgetti/wanderlust/blob/master/wanderlus... ...though I still can't figure out what "the OpenAPI Wanderlust app" doe
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by driggs 3y ago
> The intravenous PDD treatment Zulresso, also made by Sage, costs $34,000 a year. So, by some definition, this $16k pill course is a bargain.
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by driggs 3y ago
`g` is short for "global", but it is global to that request only . This makes data available to hooks which can wrap request handlers before/after they execute It's inspired by Flask's same functionality, though it
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by driggs 3y ago
BVO was one of the weirder ingredients in Mountain Dew for many many years, until it was finally reformulated around ~2020. Then they released Mountain Dew Throwback, which was subsequently rebranded Mountain Dew Real Sugar, and that varian
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by driggs 3y ago
It looks like all 7 of their C14 dated samples were simply "organic soil", no artifacts or charcoal. If you're going to build a pyramid by piling soil and rocks, then the soil will be older than the pyramid. The authors don&#
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by driggs 3y ago
Of serious consideration, eh? Flask: 64,900 GitHub stars Starlette: 8,800 GitHub stars MicroDot: 847 GitHub stars Tremolo: 6 GitHub stars https://github.com/pallets/flask https:/&#x
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by driggs 3y ago
This website lets you choose various translates and compare them verse by verse: https://ttc.tasuki.org/display:Code:gff,sm,jc,rh (Select different translations to add/remove from the hamburger menu)
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by driggs 3y ago
The original was published by Random House in 1972; mine is a 25th anniversary copy published by Vintage in 1997. The one you link to, published by Penguin - Random House in 2011, says "Jane English and her long-time editor, Toinette L
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If you can find the oversized print copy of this Gia-Fu Feng and Jane English translation, originally published by Random House, it is one of the most visually inspiring books to read: https://eheart.com/TAO/TTC/TT
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by driggs 3y ago
I formerly worked for a small RealEstate aggregation/publication software company with large market adoption, and a well-known competitor started deep linking to the images within our custom-written resizing image cache server, and con
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Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was recorded despite the limitation of 4-track recorders, most certainly not because of it! They used as many as three individual Studer J37 4-track recorders with 1" tape, bouncing tracks a
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by driggs 3y ago
The obvious second book to read after Laozi is Zhuangzi (Chuang-Tzu). His book is a joy to read, full of humor and anecdotes, where Laozi's reads like cryptic poetry. Both books describe a common worldview of harmonious living with the
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See: "The pupillary light response as a physiological index of aphantasia, sensory and phenomenological imagery strength." https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9018072/ This study had partic
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by driggs 3y ago
This is an especially interesting read given that Huxley described his own apparent aphantasia - lack of mental visual imagery - in "The Doors of Perception": I am and, for as long as I can remember, I have always been a poo
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by driggs 3y ago
Bats are small, and mammals, but are very different from "small mammals". They live for 10 to 30+ years, typically have just one or two pups per year, and spend the whole summer raising their young. In a roost full of one million
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by driggs 3y ago
There is a significant difference between "interests" and "best interests". Unhealthiest. Unhappiest. These are literally studies where WV comes in at the bottom of the list. You just seem to be arguing for the sake of a
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Then go ahead and explain why West Virginia is consistently and historically among the poorest, least educated, unhealthiest, and unhappiest states in the US. It is a fact that West Virginians vote to perpetuate these circumstances. Our g
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Meanwhile our coal baron Governor is trumpeting that the State of West Virginia has a historic record $1.8-billion tax surplus this year: https://governor.wv.gov/News/press-releases/2023/Pages/Gov.-... A

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