jgalentine007

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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Had the Microbrute, volca beats/keys/bass. All of them sounded awesome . The only problem is you couldn't really make songs (with distinct parts) without an additional controller (a squarp pyramid would have been cool. ) and
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I don't really agree. I think motion smoothing is a gimmick. Like 3d and curved TVs before it. It gave another metric (besides size) for manufacturers to compete on - 60hz, 120hz, 240hz etc. Motion smoothing just doesn't look bett
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Likewise. I did well in diffeq thanks to a really good professor. Sadly I remember the least about it because I haven't had to use it since the class.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I finished my CS degree in 06' and it still was more about math than programming (C++, no Java). To graduate I had to take single/multi variable calculus, linear algebra, vector geometry, discrete mathematics, differential equatio
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Which is something a novice computer user might try when 'hacking'. Really Cylance?
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Drive / File Stream is like the late 90's Norton antivirus of syncing apps. I can't believe how much it slowed down my wife's 3 year old laptop.
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I was thinking something a bit more simple like a smartphone with a directional mic and opencv could work - at least for getting an idea of the scope of the problem. Put one on each side of a two lane road and you could probably get accurat
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
My observations are a bit different. I live in a populous suburb (150k residents?) north of Denver. Truck culture is very prominent here and mainly consists of raising a vehicle and making it louder - mostly because they do want to attract
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
I didn't realize how tragically limited emissions testing is (everywhere I've lived in the last 37 years has required it.) After some cogitating, I think you're right about enforcement needing to be done on the road which is
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
It's odd that this article popped up, as I have been recently thinking about noise pollution when walking my dog around the outside of my neighborhood. My unscientific guess is that 50% of vehicles that pass by are significantly louder
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by jgalentine007 7y ago
Octatrack and mpc live/x if you got the cash is also awesome.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
I think by (work)bench he means the work table as a whole - one of the photographs shows his table with ergonomic cutouts and pads.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
Yep, with Vue single file components you can paste in your plain HTML (and css/sass) and it will just work without having to be properly formatted XML, as long as there is a single root.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
Hmmm... I use 24" monitors precisely so I don't have to move my head / eyes to see the entirety of a single monitor. Way less fatigue than when I had 27"+ ones.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
After toying with JWTs for sometime I went back to sessions myself. The best use case I could think of for JWTs is where you need to relay claims between two disjoint systems. Or have extreme scale and load balancing could become an issue.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
In all seriousness, probably something that baby boomers can't escape - death.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
This is what I've been using the last year as well. At first I felt silly paying for a font but I really like it - having cursive fonts in VsCode does seem to help with my comprehension and breaks up the monotony a bit.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
I like the Martin Logan Motion series (with the folded/ribbon tweeter) better than the electrostatics. I have the LX16 bookshelfs and they are amazingly clear and diminutive and were like $250 each from Crutchfield.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
As far as guitar tube amps go - check out a Kemper Profiler or Fractal Audio system, it's pretty much there. That said, I'd take the pure simplicity of a nice tube amp any day.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
Vue.js and EF Core. Publishing packages on NPM and Maven.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
I like put for updates and patch for partial updates (but without the command/diff structure - only fields that are provided are patches)
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
Spend some of it, take a vacation, do things you wouldn't otherwise do. I sold my tech company at age 25 and suddenly had a boat load of money, and instead of doing the above I immediately went on to the next job. It's 10 years l
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
Same here!
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
With Dell you can certify with them so you can get replacement parts and such without the BS back and forth with some guy in india. Saves everyone time and money.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
I don't know, I'd agree with the OP. I like OSX, have 3 macbooks, but damn if the new ones aren't a terrible compromise - especially the keyboards and being forced into the touchbar (which is a straight up gimmick like 3d tv)
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
I hate dealing with checked exceptions in java.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
That makes more sense, thanks. RIP my reading comprehension.
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
It seemed to me that the author was advocating for ugly code. If that wasn't his intention, then he didn't do a very good job of expressing it - the title of the article is 'against software development'. But rather than
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
Yeah, I wonder how many 'just works' codebases he/she has had to spar with. It usually ends in tears. I have a 20k line VB.Net disaster that can't be changed without side effects because of the use of global variables, b
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by jgalentine007 8y ago
I had a screen with Uber last month and had the opposite experience.

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