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by eggy 6y ago
Couldn't you use a PC box built for less than $600. Sound does not require near the bandwidth of video, and I am sure you could get a decent rig setup for that price. I have been doing low-latency audio on Windows for over a decade. I
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by eggy 6y ago
I stand corrected, thanks. I'll have to look into GOOL.
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by eggy 6y ago
nitpick: GOAL (Game Oriented Assembly Lisp) not GOOL.
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by eggy 6y ago
I found J in 2011 or early 2012. I fell in love with it due to the terse, expressive notation set against pages of typical programming code from other languages. I have since moved to Dyalog APL. Roger Hui of APL/J fame, now contribute
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by eggy 6y ago
I was in SE Asia when H1N1pdm9 hit. There were 60m cases in the US that year, and 14,000 deaths that year in the US, and 75,000 deaths since 2009. It predominantly affected younger people[1], and barely hit elderly people. The CDC estimates
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by eggy 6y ago
Creative coding is my hobby, and I have gone back and forth with graphics and audio. I started with Processing back in the early 2000s, but I have since moved on to Extempore [1], and more recently, Nannou [2]. I like Lisps, and Extempore h
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by eggy 6y ago
A lot more. Maybe they could be made similarly concise with more libraries, but the fact is that APL/J have the array as their native unit, and all of the functions in the example are from its base or core. NumPy and Pandas are the pro
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Convolutional Neural Networks in APL (in 10 lines) [pdf](dl.acm.org)
3 points by eggy 6y ago|2 comments
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by eggy 6y ago
I have decided to learn Rust to replace C (for me) instead of Zig, which I like, but Rust has more support for my learning in terms of community and documentation. I plan to return to Zig when it matures a bit more. I get my dose of FP when
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by eggy 6y ago
Not to mention but Russian (Soviet) collusion seems to be a move out of the Democrat's own playbook when Ted Kennedy solicited Soviet intervention to foil the reelection of Ronald Reagan [1]. When you point your finger at something the
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by eggy 6y ago
I had looked at Nannou less than a year ago. It looks like it is really progressing nicely! This may be my seque into learning Rust. I was also looking at using NAP [1] for creative coding. At the moment, I am playing with Raylib [2], a C g
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by eggy 6y ago
But does that frying pan evolve new features or fixes while you have it and use it in your restaurant? Do you make requests to the manufacturer to make the handle bigger/smaller on the frying pan you own and use? Aren't there recu
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by eggy 6y ago
Just because it works with VS2015 doesn't mean it's old tech. The source files have been updated within a few days and weeks.
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by eggy 6y ago
I posted this to see if anybody uses it for smallish projects. It seems like a lot of stuff, just under a gig, for a nimble, small creative coding environments. I like Extempore [1] for audio, but he graphics are not as capable. [1] https
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Nap Framework for Creative Coding(napframework.com)
1 points by eggy 6y ago|1 comments
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by eggy 6y ago
I would argue that numpy is a dsl for apl-like code. APL and J are based on arrays at the fundamental level. J inspired Pandas per Pandas' creator. I still think learning mathematical symbols is better than spelling out mathematical fo
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by eggy 6y ago
It's easy to tear down, but only a few can build up, and they are the ones who will be able to build up again.
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Painting a Selfie Girl with Maths(youtube.com)
3 points by eggy 6y ago|0 comments
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by eggy 6y ago
I think the assessment should be paired variables of homogeneous populations AND small populations, since countries in Asia and Africa are counter examples, however, Denmark and other countries touted as good examples are both homogeneous a
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by eggy 6y ago
Is there any research on the adverse affects of quickly relieving depression medicinally, or the role of non-clinical depression in the psychology and function of a person? I ask because I realize the need and desire to relieve many people
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by eggy 6y ago
I have never used cal or Greg, but it reminds me of the J programming language's calendar function: calendar 2020 //for the full year in one row 3 4 $ calendar 2020 //full year in 4 row/3 column layout You can
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by eggy 6y ago
EDIT: I think Zig would come up pretty good here too: https://twitter.com/andy_kelley/status/1317586767260774400
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by eggy 6y ago
I see Rust is almost equal to C if not better in the graph, however, I think equally-skilled programmers in either language would show the Rust programmer spending more 'energy' programming and iterating than the C programmer, but
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by eggy 6y ago
Rust is always on my list. I am a happy user that is grateful that Zig and Rust both have great stewards!
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Evaluation of rebreathed air in human nasal cavity with N95 respirator(oatext.com)
1 points by eggy 6y ago|0 comments
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by eggy 6y ago
Good intention or not, it reeks of ochlocracy and ignorance, and throw in potential quasi-extortion-for-revenue tactics.
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by eggy 6y ago
Me too, but I see Zig as a C alternative and Rust as a C++ alternative. I am not competent enough to judge either way on this. I am currently back to C++ for a project that is written in C++. If it were C, I would try to write small pieces
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by eggy 6y ago
Aside from using software that relies on LLVM, I am not at all familiar with its internals. A fellow on another forum was ranting against using LLVM as a backend for security reasons pointing out its sheer size and the fact that it is a &qu
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by eggy 6y ago
Your argument is worthy of discussion, which is why I am continuing the discussion, but I don't think it is bias on my part or yours as far as I can tell. Yes, the general definition of "accident" seems to fit it in the manne
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by eggy 6y ago
I guess in today's times barbaric is used a lot more freely than when I grew up. It used to mean savagely cruel, and brutal. Transferred intent is when a perpetrator intends to harm one victim but then "unintentionally" (quot

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