ganbatekudasai

8 ms·

1. 61.▲
   by ganbatekudasai 5y ago

   You've definitely got a point. But that ~20kHz figure to my knowledge was not just determined by "can the ear hear this" but by "can the person hear a difference". But yeah, theoretically, it's possible that al
2. 62.▲
   by ganbatekudasai 5y ago

   "Audiophile" products get me so mad, I don't even want to look at them to mock them. It's blatant anti-science, willful ignorance. To the chagrin of people's urge to keep optimizing, digital audio has been solved de
3. 63.▲
   by ganbatekudasai 5y ago

   > I mean, I'd rather have developers on my team who Google "bubble sort python" and go for a tried and tested open-source solution. I think it's pretty well known that the question, or the actual question for which
4. 64.▲
   by ganbatekudasai 5y ago

   > wasn't allowed to do something as trivial as add a comment without a bug database number and two code reviews. I mean... how else? If this is iOS for example, this potentially goes out to in the order of hundreds of millions, or e
5. 65.▲
   by ganbatekudasai 5y ago

   Sum and product types are easier to reason about in total than exceptions. For errors they just integrate into the return type and can be handled as monads. They don’t require additional syntax and can directly be passed into other function
6. 66.▲
   by ganbatekudasai 5y ago

   Taking cost vs. benefit into account, I would default to "no". This one in particular seems like a "neat little feature", but "neat" does not cut it if it threatens to make legislation against surveillance-base