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by gosub 13y ago
Try pure data. You can fill a table (an array) with whatever function you like, and then use the tabosc4~ object to generate a signal with that as the waveform of a single cycle.
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by gosub 13y ago
This makes me think how much I would like a HN without opinion pieces.
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by gosub 13y ago
The arguments to the gstreamer binary are encoders,decoders,filters and i/o piped together like commands in a shell (with the ! operator). For example, this is a shell command to show a h264 network stream on a raspberry pi: gst-
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by gosub 13y ago
> it would simply replace "axioms" with _facts_ You are describing physics.
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by gosub 13y ago
I also religiously believe that a flush is better than a pair in a game of poker.
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by gosub 13y ago
Some of these are not correct, for example: M-s center-line Center the current line. C-x 5 split-windws-vertically Divide the current window vertically in two.
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by gosub 13y ago
Emacs as default init, shell, window manager and "desktop" environment. Emacs has a reimplementation of almost all basic shell commands [1][2], in eshell. You get a unix style shell that works in windows too. [1] http:/&#x2F
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by gosub 13y ago
I was sold the first time I saw "Clojure for lisp programmers". I consider "The language of the system" and the simple/easy talk two modern classics.
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by gosub 13y ago
They should have called it "Prögräm Files", to force developers to support unicode.
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by gosub 13y ago
What I would like is the possibility to buy/order a low-cost, non-mechanical, customized keyboard. Mass-manufactured keyboards cost less than 10€, could a custom printing job for the keys add that much?
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by gosub 13y ago
And this, incidentally, is why there never will be "more jobs". Occupation is production over productivity. With an increment of productivity, you can ramp up production up to mass-production keeping the same occupation level. But
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by gosub 13y ago
No, it's because if a worker works 8h/day, and produces X, given a new technology that double his productivity, he is now expected to still work 8h/day, and produce 2X.
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by gosub 13y ago
Well newspeak[1] was created by Gilad Bracha. He now works for Google, he was one of the creators of Dart. So, almost. [1] http://newspeaklanguage.org/
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by gosub 13y ago
Misquoting William Gibson: "The fascism is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed."
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by gosub 13y ago
I didn't mean equivalent to a lisp machine, just equivalent to the submission in the lisp machine direction.
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by gosub 13y ago
This is the "lisp machine" equivalent: http://alex.nisnevich.com/ecmachine/
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by gosub 13y ago
The two things that makes me prefer ansible over chef/puppet/cfengine are: 1) being push based 2) working via shell over ssh. There is a definite vantage, with a small install base, in not having to setup a server on either side a
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Hatching a plan to add namespaces to EmacsLisp(nic.ferrier.me.uk)
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by gosub 13y ago
Because we are still querying databases with concatenated strings in 2013.
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by gosub 13y ago
One of the positive effect of "publish or perish" is that every mathematician/scientist is obligated to put most of what he's thinking on paper and on a digital medium. It is much easier to search in a pdf file than in s
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by gosub 13y ago
If you already know about high order functions and a bit of haskell notation, I suggest chapters 11 and 12 from "Learn You a Haskell for Great Good!" [1]. I think that following the explanation from Functors -> Applicative Func
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by gosub 13y ago
If you want to make a piece of literature irrelevant, make it a mandatory reading for school.
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by gosub 13y ago
There should really be a standard interactive-ebook file format (something like a pdf + ipython, or an open-source CDF). Low power devices could easily degrade to text only with good tipography.
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by gosub 13y ago
While CL and scheme are both lisp dialects, they are quite different. Just to make a pair of examples, CL has two separate namespaces for variables and functions, scheme only one; scheme has guaranteed tail call optimization (which is used
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by gosub 13y ago
Does anybody know if there is an extension of run-length encoding to volumetric 3d data?
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by gosub 13y ago
But you can read left to right to get the order in which operations/transformations are performed: "hello world" uppercase print While in languages where function application is prefix, you have to go inside to outside, right to le
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by gosub 14y ago
Does any text-editor have the option to use the negative version of a color theme?
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by gosub 14y ago
Is US healthcare waiting to be disrupted?
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by gosub 14y ago
How Mathematicians Think About Patterns - Professor Ian Stewart FRS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLkQFC-Z-Vk there is a section about tiger stripes, leopard spots etc etc
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by gosub 14y ago
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