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Fortran High-performance parallel programming language(fortran-lang.org)
3 points by hecanjog 3y ago|0 comments
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by hecanjog 3y ago
The folks behind https://fortran-lang.org have been working on many of these issues.
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by hecanjog 3y ago
Boy did I ever need to do this, thanks! I've bookmarked it. If you'd like feedback, it would be nice for new users like me to see the instructions for the next move during the "get ready" phase.
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Computers Are Bad: solving problems with ChatGPT(computer.rip)
3 points by hecanjog 4y ago|0 comments
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by hecanjog 4y ago
This is pretty tangential but seeing this reminds me of the days when the puredyne distro used to pipe /dev/mem to /dev/dsp as a noisy startup chime.
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Jarre-Ing Experiences(concrete-mixer.github.io)
1 points by hecanjog 4y ago|0 comments
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PEP 703 – Making the Global Interpreter Lock Optional in CPython(peps.python.org)
42 points by hecanjog 4y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: Reliable offline air quality monitoring at home?
2 points by hecanjog 4y ago|0 comments
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by hecanjog 4y ago
Milan Curcic's Modern Fortran book is in the mail on its way to me right now. I'm pretty excited about taking some time with that after reading a chapter from the ebook version. At the same time I'm looking forward to complim
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The Hottest Gen Z Gadget Is a 20-Year-Old Digital Camera(nytimes.com)
46 points by hecanjog 4y ago|40 comments
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by hecanjog 4y ago
I posted this because I thought it was a useful real-world example of how these systems aren't the panacea they're often described as, and a practical example of how the misleading confidence can be harmful to understanding.
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Re: ChatGPT for Py Teaching(mail.python.org)
1 points by hecanjog 4y ago|1 comments
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Amusing Ourselves to Death(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by hecanjog 4y ago|2 comments
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by hecanjog 4y ago
I read Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves to Death recently after seeing Alan Kay mention it glowingly in interviews. There are many great insights in the book, one that stuck with me in particular is to observe the relationship between
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by hecanjog 4y ago
We followed a similar path and my experience was mostly the same. I wanted the fediverse to be a positive social thing in my life, I gave it a few years but in practice it felt sadly similar. Reading Amusing Ourselves to Death over the holi
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by hecanjog 4y ago
Companies are different from individuals.
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by hecanjog 4y ago
I don't know the book of which you speak, but promoting your work as an individual or even an independent business is different from, for example a company like Doritos advertising their chips. I think the difference is apparent but I&
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by hecanjog 4y ago
There were a number of systems designed for composers in the 90s (also continuing through to today) designed for the workflow of converting a sound to a spectrogram, doing visual processing on the image, and then re-synthesizing the sound f
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by hecanjog 4y ago
I usually just mount the remote drive with sshfs and play the audio locally. This pulseaudio approach might work with pipewire too -- I haven't tested it but I love this text-mode audio player... https://mathr.co.uk/har
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by hecanjog 4y ago
FreshRSS looks great, I've been looking for a new reader to try. Installation seems very easy too, thanks!
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Cannabis and creativity: highly potent cannabis impairs divergent thinking(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
3 points by hecanjog 4y ago|1 comments
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by hecanjog 4y ago
Woah, no but it does depend on is-number...
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by hecanjog 4y ago
I've only run linux on my framework laptop. I'm on a rolling release distro and there have been some issues with regressions that seem to get fixed pretty quickly. Early on I had some graphics issues (I don't remember specifi
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by hecanjog 4y ago
Funny that the Bob Ross version just makes them look like Bob Ross. Maybe there are more pictures of Bob Ross in the training set than his actual paintings.
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by hecanjog 4y ago
It's really not garbage out of the box, it's a better-than-average MIDI controller, but if you hate it that's cool!
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by hecanjog 4y ago
The early history (it's a really fun story) is touched on in this episode of Darwin Grosse's lovely podcast interview with Miller Puckette: https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-090-miller-puckette (Rest in peac
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by hecanjog 4y ago
Volume 13 of WERGO's Computer Music Currents series includes this catalog as a large printed appendix to the booklet. There's also about 17 minutes of sound examples from the catalog on the CD along with a collection of other hist
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Musika Fast Infinite Waveform Music Generation(github.com)
1 points by hecanjog 4y ago|2 comments
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by hecanjog 4y ago
I like Akai's MPK Mini, I've spent time with the korg nanokey. The MPK has a decent scaled-down two octave keyboard that feels pretty good to play. The korg nanokey got me by for years, but I always thought of it as a stick with a
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IPC: Posix Message Queues (2016)(uninformativ.de)
1 points by hecanjog 4y ago|0 comments

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