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ROLI Sells JUCE C++ Framework to PACE Anti-Piracy Company(musictech.net)
2 points by joan_kode 6y ago|0 comments
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by joan_kode 6y ago
Yes, I can give you examples. On this page (which is probably the most popular reference on distance functions for raymarching): https://www.iquilezles.org/www/articles/distfunctions/distfu... If you scroll d
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by joan_kode 6y ago
Sure, GLSL is easy to learn, because it's basically a simplified C, which many people are already familiar with. It's intentionally bare-bones, verbose and old school, so that everyone can learn it and every vendor won't get
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by joan_kode 6y ago
I was playing around with this, and it seems the entire section "What's a BGP hijack?" totally disappears on smaller screens. Is this intended? Seems like a pretty important section!
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by joan_kode 6y ago
Nitpick but the terms are useful: they are not responsive, they are interactive. Responsive (in modern front-end parlance) means they would adapt to different screen sizes. Some mainstream publications have been publishing responsive diagra
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VSCode: Persistent Undo/Redo Stack(code.visualstudio.com)
1 points by joan_kode 6y ago|0 comments
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by joan_kode 7y ago
Interesting and useful post. That being said, I think it ignores some valid solutions. For example, REAPER and some others offer the option to bridge specific plugins. This is often sufficient, since users generally just want to play with
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by joan_kode 7y ago
Last time I looked at Tracktion Engine, I was specifically interested in the time-stretching and pitch shifting that they boast on the page you linked. Tracktion DAW has great time-stretching, therefore it must be in Tracktion Engine, right
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by joan_kode 7y ago
VST plugins can execute whatever code they want once called by the host, so the only obvious way of sandboxing them is to have a separate process (bridging) per plugin. In fact, that's how the VST loaders in other hosts (eg. Buzz) have
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Curved Spaces Flight Simulator(geometrygames.org)
2 points by joan_kode 7y ago|0 comments
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by joan_kode 7y ago
If you want to get an intuition for the weirder curvatures of 3D space, there's a playable "curved space simulator" created by topologist Jeff Weeks called Curved Spaces. I remember it from a while back, but apparently it rec
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by joan_kode 7y ago
Somewhat refreshingly, this is apparently not using any framework or libraries. Would have been madness a decade or two ago, but now it seems to work well for a small project like this, the source is pretty readable (though the single js fi
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by joan_kode 7y ago
I'm not sure if you're implying this is not a new species (which would be possible, of course) - but it does not look like either of those you mentioned. Not to appeal to authority, but the two members who initially called out the
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by joan_kode 7y ago
iNat has a lot of unique content too - not just "in your backyard" type of stuff. Just a couple of days ago, a user posted a picture of what appears to be a new species of Spiny Orbweaver spiders: https://www.inaturalis