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by gtani 10y ago
The lecture slides are very good. For anybody following along, there's 2 other books, Wrox Professional Cuda programming, and Cuda for Engineers, which would ease entry for those who aren't versed in HPC (PDE solvers, BLAS/LA
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by gtani 10y ago
You may want to look at hybrid/liquid cooling with an X99 motherboard e.g. 4 cards x 16 PCI-e lanes http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813132... (tho you'd have to cut holes in the case to
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by gtani 10y ago
There's lots of preparatory ML reading lists, e.g. metacademy.org roadmap, Goodfellow et al. DL book, Shalev-Shwartz/Ben-David ML text (both books freely available content), review materials on Stanford course syllabuses by Socher
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by gtani 10y ago
These might help, but there's always bias, as when somebody's benchmarking 6 dev languages, only 2 of which they know well. https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/4fl6kk/try... http
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by gtani 11y ago
I love that book, covers the whole chain of tools including samplers, sequencers, arpeggiators, DAWs etc. Also Shepard "Refining Sound" steps people thru oscillators, LFO's, envelope, filter/resonance and after effects.
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by gtani 11y ago
the old joke about a classical and jazz player meeting: Jazzer: "What do you play" Classical: "Horn" J: "What kind, sax, trumpet, bone?" C: "There's only one instrument called "horn" you rub
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by gtani 11y ago
these guys (prominent mando players) are talking about Chuck Berry's possible roots in bluegrass/Bill Monroe's recordings at 0:50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftxl5tzIfXE
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by gtani 11y ago
Upvoted, I consider these valuable for somebody that's going to systematically learn synthesis but for someone just looking to make sense of oscillators/ROmplers/wavetables, filters, envelope and what not, i would just do tut
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by gtani 11y ago
here's a list of open content (free pdf) texts that have appendixes or review chapters - UML - http://goodfeli.github.io/dlbook/ - 3 books: Barber, MacKay, and Rasmussen/Williams from this list: https:/
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by gtani 11y ago
good list of open content or sanctioned preprints here: https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/1jeawf/mac... ____________ this one gets relatively credible amazon reviews: http://ww
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by gtani 11y ago
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-eric-garcetti-el... this morning's news: LA got its 4 cell providers to agree "to share network capabilities in the aftermath of an emergency."
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by gtani 11y ago
Profs Fischel and Easterbrook were working on the analytical framework (efficient continuous release of information, if i remember), starting in the 80's: http://www.law.uchicago.edu/node/514/publications
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by gtani 11y ago
(this is from the sidebar in /r/synthesizers, there's lots of other good sources:) http://thesynthesizersympathizer.blogspot.com/2015/03/buying... Good knobby starters (analog or virtual analog) Min
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by gtani 11y ago
Recently the major names have reissued the Arp Odyssey and MS20 (by Korg), roland's recreations of select juno/jupiters, and the Moog mother. Very exciting time to be a knobby/CV synth hobbyist. Before this, there were a se
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by gtani 11y ago
it's just a pot/fader/encoder that can send lots of CC's at the same time
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by gtani 11y ago
check. I'm looking for rubber bands, like on my mopho and ms2000 i like to rubber band the filter, resonance, key tracking and other pots/encoders together, so... exponential/log and inverse rubber bands.
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by gtani 11y ago
the big 4, 2 very large dense books, and 2 small, very very very dense books: - Lippman et al, C++ Primer, 5th ed - Stroustrup, The c++ Language, 4th ed (which has earlier version "A Tour of" as 1st 150 pages - Meyers "Effect
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by gtani 11y ago
Heh, i think after living in the Haight a bunch of years, i walked, ran, skated, rollerbladed and biked < 5% of the streets This was good, vid on the steepest sidewalks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FisaHV2hQYc
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by gtani 11y ago
I'll watch that repo, i've been thinking of going down the maxforLive rabbit hole. never heard of soundPipe before. The tl'dr to these languages/dev environments/whatever is that they attempt to give you textual c
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by gtani 11y ago
this is a live coding language, so trying to achieve what tidal and overtone are. EDM type genres have recognizable formulas for the drum and bass, and then for pads and leads above so all these environments are trying to abstract over pat
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by gtani 11y ago
i think pianists, string, woodwind and guitar players look at scores differently, they visualize them and start recruiting motor skills ahead of time. WHen i look at a Bach score as a pianist, i just kind of flow thru it, if i see it as a g
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by gtani 11y ago
Since it's Eno, i'd guess at least a few DX7's (this is something every synth player is going to try replicate, like Pink Floyd's On the Run
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by gtani 11y ago
probably you want to read the books by Charlie Hunt or Oaks if you can't find the vid
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by gtani 11y ago
This was pretty entertaining, altho i always like to see a simple graphic laying out oscillators, LFOs, filters/effects or routing matrix or whatever. my weak tl;dr, updating the mellotron with everything that musician/hacker kno
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by gtani 11y ago
for one of my digital pianos (Yamaha), there's options for these (besides ET): - pure major/minor - pythagorean - mean tone - werckmeister/kirnberger, which i've heard mentioned as a good option for acoustic pianos a few
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by gtani 11y ago
legit, she/he was talking inharmonicity and the resulting octave stretching that makes octaves sound truest. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inharmonicity
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by gtani 11y ago
related: AMD published source code of HSA Runtime library https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8605764 ________________________________ and yes, it's Univ Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where i used to ride my bike to take my fi
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by gtani 11y ago
there needs to be a FAQ/wiki/sticky about how to circumvent paywall, or just block these submissions [EDIT] (or rewrite URL for referer
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by gtani 11y ago
also https://alpha.app.net/hackernews/ https://www.reddit.com/r/hackernews http://hackernews.demos.monkeylearn.com/ http://www.daemonology.net/hn-daily/
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by gtani 11y ago
Hmm, this gets a little into successors to MIDI and what's happening today with kyma, MfL, NI rounds and controllers that let you vary many parameters over the life of a note or chord. The harmonica is pretty interesting (based on wat

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