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by elektronaut 11y ago
I apologize if it came across as a snarky comment or one-upmanship, I merely intended to support your original comment.
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by elektronaut 11y ago
I've got a system here capable of collecting data close to a hundred thousand times per second from tens of sources, with perceptual real time (< 10ms) processing and aggregate monitoring. It's called multitrack audio recording
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by elektronaut 11y ago
See also Koichi's talk from RubyConf 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UO60ocw52w
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by elektronaut 11y ago
Aman Gupta (who wrote this PR) is a Ruby core committer.
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by elektronaut 12y ago
> For me at least, it means I don't like guitars that are too easy to play - I want it to fight back and make me work for my tone. Interesting perspective. I'm the polar opposite. I have a love/hate relationship with Strat
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by elektronaut 12y ago
I dunno, it's getting really good these days. I recently bought AmpliTube 3, and the tube modelling is way better than I had expected. The thing about modelling that drives it into uncanny valley for me is the lack of harmonic feedback
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by elektronaut 12y ago
It's easy to blame an upstream bug, but in most cases, it's usually an implementation error on your part.
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by elektronaut 12y ago
Debit cards are the norm here in Norway. I pay 275 NOK/year for mine, with zero transaction fees on everyday usage.
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An Introduction to Programming C-64 Demos(antimon.org)
112 points by elektronaut 12y ago|17 comments
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by elektronaut 12y ago
Yes, and on 14.04 as well. Try installing the libffi-dev package.
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by elektronaut 12y ago
Upgrading to 3.0 is a nice milestone, especially if you're porting over a large app. ActiveRecord 3.x still supports the query interface used in 2.3, I'm guessing this is how they're able to run both versions from the same co
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Two Active Record SQL Injection Vulnerabilities Affecting PostgreSQL(groups.google.com)
43 points by elektronaut 12y ago|17 comments
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by elektronaut 12y ago
Sustain needs to be caps lock, obviously.
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by elektronaut 12y ago
Advantages: * You only need to learn to use one hammer for everything. Disadvantages: * Eventually you'll realize the things you've beat into shape tend to fall apart.
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by elektronaut 12y ago
Dialects might have played in. Krøllalfa is what Språkrådet recommends. I think both are awkward. There's a hair salon by my office called Alfakrøll, which is particularily cringeworthy. I've always had my computers and devices se
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by elektronaut 12y ago
In Norwegian the official name is "krøllalfa", meaning "curly alpha". Hip in the 90s, but I don't think I've heard anyone call it that in years. I was actually surprised when I learned that "at" was t
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by elektronaut 12y ago
Not to mention that the Creative Cloud app itself is a battery vampire, automatically sets itself to launch at startup, constantly nags about updates, and then screws everything over when you do update.
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20 years of Impulse Tracker(roartindon.blogspot.com)
1 points by elektronaut 12y ago|0 comments
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by elektronaut 13y ago
And for the prose as well. My favourite quote: “A man who would letterspace lower case would steal sheep, Frederic Goudy liked to say. If this wisdom needs updating, it is chiefly to add that a woman who would letterspace lower case would s
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by elektronaut 13y ago
I developed a serious internet addiction when I was a teenager. My parents were working class and struggling to make ends meet, and I was always dreading the day the phone bill arrived. After a couple of confiscated modems (I had a secret b
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by elektronaut 13y ago
Pretty cool. Did you have to drill out the headstock, or did it fit the tuner holes? I'm a bit vary of putting power tools to my Les Paul. And how does the weight feel? I put Planet Waves Auto Trim locking tuners (also highly recommend
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by elektronaut 13y ago
I flew from the airport in question to Shanghai a couple of months ago. Security wasn't unpleasant, but it took a while, there was a long and slow moving line. We had to discard lighters and show passports, but the latter is par for th
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by elektronaut 13y ago
Similarily, 1/9999 gives you powers of 1 (which is just 1), 1/9997 powers of 3, and so on.
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by elektronaut 13y ago
This is my experience as well, and I think alot of it might apply to speaking as well. I still have a tingle of anxiety almost every time I go on stage, but I've learned exactly how to manage it. A few things that helped me: - Start ou
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by elektronaut 13y ago
I am Norwegian, and your criticism is spot on. I don't recognize the working hours angle in this piece at all. The labour laws have exceptions for the self employed, entrepreneurs and employees in important posititions, and are in no w
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by elektronaut 13y ago
I just tested the built in speakers and mic on my 3 year old MacBook Pro using sine waves and a spectrum analyser. It's perfectly capable of sending and picking up a 20kHz signal by itself. The frequency response starts dropping off dr
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by elektronaut 13y ago
This is important, and HN is my main channel for staying on top of the news. That said, the discussion leaking into the other threads is getting a bit tiresome.
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by elektronaut 13y ago
My favorite part of OpenID has always been that you can delegate your identity using your own site. myOpenID got increasingly spotty for me, so I switched to Google. If I decide to stop trusting Google, delegating elsewhere is almost no eff
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by elektronaut 13y ago
How are you processing the sound? Enabling the algorithm significantly reduces sibliance, and alot of details in the upper mids disappear. Drums and guitar attacks in particular. Not especially pleasing. I tried playing with the equalizer p
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by elektronaut 13y ago
TheSansMono Condensed at 13pt, with slightly increased line spacing. You'll probably balk at the price (as did I), but you can buy single weights.

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