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by franky47 3y ago
Can someone ELI5 this "stops" concept for DR? It is similar to a number of bits that can represent more or less precise information?
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by franky47 3y ago
> But a contributor added support for Windows by uploading opaque binary builds for Windows > "only" downloaded ~1600 times/week This begs for an audit.
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by franky47 3y ago
I don't see the problem, it's a perfectly cromulent word.
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by franky47 3y ago
It sparked a whole new genre, Demoscene. I miss those days. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene
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by franky47 3y ago
I have, yes. Awaiting a response.
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by franky47 3y ago
Piracy. Programs that generate activation codes for proprietary software are called keygens. They usually come with interesting musical accompaniments.
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by franky47 3y ago
Have you had any publishing issues? My last successful publish on this package was 3 months ago, and I started noticing issues with deploys a few weeks back. Three fun days of CI/CD pipeline debugging to get to this..
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by franky47 3y ago
The Scunthorpe problem all over again. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
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by franky47 3y ago
Author here, with some context: the relevant package [1] generates key material to setup an end-to-end encryption SDK [2], based on libsodium and OPAQUE. [1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/@socialgouv/e2esdk-keygen
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NPM won't publish packages containing the word keygen(mamot.fr)
245 points by franky47 3y ago|256 comments
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by franky47 3y ago
* Rachel has left the chat *
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by franky47 3y ago
Before reading the article, my former DSP engineer brain kicked in and thought: "complex cardinal sine (sinc), why would you want that?" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinc_function
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by franky47 3y ago
Wagner and the Radioactive Ents would be a cool band name.
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by franky47 3y ago
We have a forest in the center of France that was dedicated to producing ship masts. Surely some of those oak trees may have fit the bill. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forest_of_Tron%C3%A7ais
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by franky47 3y ago
There are many solutions in old hand-tool woodworking that were elegant back then, and are still more relevant today than spinning a tool at 20k RPM. Example: when removing waste with a chisel for joinery, going cross-grain allows popping l
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by franky47 3y ago
On April Fools day, one of the woodworking channels I follow tried a "longs" format (3+ hours [1]) of unedited workshop time, including mistakes, failures, and frustrations. It's surprisingly refreshing to see that behind the
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by franky47 3y ago
While you *can* do the same with a GET (include data in the body), it's not spec-compliant for servers to parse and interpret this data. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/978061/http-get-with-req... When de
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by franky47 3y ago
Very cool, looking forward to seeing more integration with the IDE for debugging (eg: serial interface monitors, register watches, interrupt control, logic trace analyser etc). I've been using PlatformIO [1] (albeit with C++) in VScode
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by franky47 3y ago
Setting the musician's prowess aside, that guitar synth engine is remarkable at rendering the subtle tone nuances of the continuous controls given by the Seaboard.
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by franky47 3y ago
From the Ondes Martenot [1] to the Haken Continuum fingerboard [2], this type of wiggling finger motion for vibrato is so intuitive, I wish more discrete controllers proposed it as a per-note pitch bend (which MPE makes possible, but can al
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by franky47 3y ago
My favourite station on lofi.cafe was the synth space ambiance one, glad to see a web radio dedicated to synthwave and other electronic music genres. Hopefully it doesn't hoard CPU as lofi.cafe did.
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by franky47 3y ago
I worked in that field for 8 years for a somewhat known plugin editor. We used JUCE a lot at the beginning, but ended up slowly moving to an OpenGL-backed renderer for performance-critical parts (eg: VU meters and other audio-to-UI feedback
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by franky47 3y ago
One major issue I encountered with SSE is dealing with reconnection. WebSocket makes it very easy to detect differences between a loss of network connectivity, a server dying, and a client exiting properly (eg: closing the tab), on either s
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The climate cost of the AI revolution(wimvanderbauwhede.codeberg.page)
2 points by franky47 3y ago|1 comments
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by franky47 3y ago
Misread that as Total Carp. A fishing magazine written by AI would be niche, but maybe there's a market bubble for it.
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by franky47 3y ago
Bernard Arnault becoming King? William the Conqueror approves of this plan.
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by franky47 3y ago
> 'use server'; > Next.js Server Actions (to be announced Thursday) Looking forward to have to re-learn the Next.js API, again! /s
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by franky47 3y ago
Does that also mean you can't land on Phobos (and stay on the "ground" untethered)?
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> The data had, the report indicated, been sent to a so-called “Red Team” for vetting, but, according to the panel’s report, “none of the Red Team cyber experts were able to open the files.” This has to be the best part of this article.
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by franky47 4y ago
Or every vegetarian/vegan's favourite: 0xdeadf00d15baad

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