jerrre

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   by jerrre 9y ago

   There could be a different between password rules for your users, and for your employees. The former should probably be more focused on usability, the latter on security.
2. 272.▲
   by jerrre 9y ago

   Unable to break its security AND the service's owners are not cooperating maybe even
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   by jerrre 9y ago

   > - Equalisation with a curve that starts at -6 db at 20Hz, peaks at 6 db at 150 Hz and then curves down to -30 db at 20000 Hz. this seems like a very bad idea, this will give you very dull, boomy sound, for most recording setups. It&#x2
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   by jerrre 9y ago

   Maybe sometime in the future you can donate it to science like your physical remains? Or even to living people, like organs?
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   by jerrre 9y ago

   >only recently become popular only recently was discovered even
6. 276.▲
   by jerrre 9y ago

   Could you tell a bit more about where, when, how you found it?
7. 277.▲
   by jerrre 9y ago

   > Daniel Kanniman (if i spelt that right) A quick search could've told you it's Kahneman, still not slow enough... edit: meant with a wink, not as a jab
8. 278.▲
   by jerrre 9y ago

   ... fooling voice recognition systems, not humans. So more of a security result than an audio result I'd say. Some time ago I read biometrics should be used as a username, not a password, which seems to make sense to me.
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   by jerrre 9y ago

   This is beautiful! Any hints where to find more like this?
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    Not if regular programmers create extra work.
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    > (apart from attack/decay and modulations) This is a much bigger factor if you loop steady state parts of classical instruments it becomes very difficult to differentiate them.
12. 282.▲
    by jerrre 9y ago

    I think the post you replied to implies there must be a much simpler explanation for this stuff.
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    A lot can be done post-processing the impulse response (volume envelopes, timestretching, combining with other parts, etc) As for the efficiency: a modern laptop can easily run ~100 channels of multi-second convolution reverb in realtime on
14. 284.▲
    by jerrre 9y ago

    List<string> myList = new ArrayList<string>(); shows up as List myList = new ArrayList();
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    Thanks for the link! Should be fun to spend an evening trying to emulate these sounds!
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    >Always moving I'm sometimes pondering about some sort of "continuously" committing. A bit like saving all undo history in your repo, auto branching when you go back and forth. I cannot think of a technical reason not to t
17. 287.▲
    by jerrre 9y ago

    I think that's why it uses `volatile double` in stead of `double`?
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    This is a problem of the sorting algorithm
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    I'm sorry if i wasn't clear. I meant from the creator's side. How do I know this account is actually from Homebrew.
21. 291.▲
    by jerrre 9y ago

    Not at all saying that this is happening here, but this made me wonder: would there be fake Patreons accounts? How much verification is done?
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    > a customer's VP of Engineering has ten direct reports and feels very overworked. If a product saves each engineer 1 hour every month but creates 2 hours of work for the VP, that will be a hard sell if the VP is the buyer. This is
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    Different Garcia
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    I'm not sure if there are infinitely divisible currencies? The cryptocurrencies I know (Ethereum, Bitcoin) _do_ have a smallest divisible unit (wei and satoshi respectively).
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    I think many people have a more spammy mailbox than their facebook notifications.
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    Could be a fun game to guess the movie based on only YOLOv2s output ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOC3huqHrss ).
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    Everybody here is drawn to the picking of the colors. But the optimization of the different sized pieces also seems like a very fun problem to work on! And taking the step to actually getting out of the digital world is something everybody
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    I like the question, hadn't thought about it before and now I want to know. The article doesn't give me much answers though. Mostly seems to clarify the question.
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    Ah, wasn't expecting a 500+ page pdf. All the words in the title trigger to think about presentations... Actually I like the idea of full stories about the history of specific software. (Obviously haven't read this one just now, s
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    by jerrre 9y ago

    >Super impressive to have that much knowledge for a system that only had a couple thousand programs ever written for it. Released for it. Officially.