khitchdee

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   by khitchdee 4y ago

   Equal temperament makes it easier to design simple musical instruments. Older music and current music in other genres (e.g. Indian Classical) is based on a harmonic scale, taking its roots in vocal music.
2. 32.▲
   by khitchdee 4y ago

   Based on the standard tuning of a guitar E, A, D, G, B, E and assuming you use E as your tonic, the scale I, 2, 3-flat, 4, 5, 6, 7-flat which translates to E, F#, G, A, B, C#, D should be a base scale. If you strum a guitar open, all the st
3. 33.▲
   by khitchdee 5y ago

   This algo would work well for computer generated synthetic images, not as well for scanned images.
4. 34.▲
   by khitchdee 8y ago

   Thanks a lot.
5. 35.▲
   The history of ODroid

   1 points by khitchdee 8y ago|2 comments
6. 36.▲
   by khitchdee 8y ago

   strange
7. 37.▲
   by khitchdee 8y ago

   Well, in that case you'll have to make do with whatever interface you are using that doesn't have a screen such as your existing debugger
8. 38.▲
   by khitchdee 8y ago

   There's but a fine line between generative algorithms used for the purposes of arts and entertainment and those used for programming itself. Formerly referred to as meta-programming generative programming is the art of writing programs
9. 39.▲
   by khitchdee 8y ago

   I tried to join the forum but at the end their bot test asks for the name of the manufacturer I couldn't find them on android.com and found a mention of their introduction at arm.com in 2010 So obviously, nobody who's anybody like
10. 40.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    I checked them out. They have a lot of configurations. Their best sellers are industrial PCs and IoT servers. Weak on the desktop side. They don't offer build your own. e.g. No fanless Atom based mini desktop
11. 41.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    If you don't use a debugger, you don't need an IDE either. A text editor and a compiler is all you need. That simplifies your programming interface a lot.
12. 42.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    ... and then never say never again
13. 43.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    Why would you ever need to go below the abstraction level of your high level language to debug. If you're going down into registers, you're obviously debugging the wrong way. You don't need printf's if you write directly
14. 44.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    Thanks. They have a very active forum so I think I'm well covered Also, you can run Ubuntu on ODroid What's a good place to buy from?
15. 45.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    If you approach debugging in a very minimalist way, you should never use a debugger because it only serves to complicate things using the I/O subsystem to debug your program is a far more efficient way to debug. If you do things this w
16. 46.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    Are they a build your own PC place?
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    Ask HN? Question regarding low cost fanless linux dev system

    1 points by khitchdee 8y ago|7 comments
18. 48.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    Hello, I am still searching for links to the new file system architecture that differentiates GNU OS from the earlier Linux OS. I don't really want to study the code, and only use that as a last resort.
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    by khitchdee 8y ago

    There are now apps available that help you to meditate. Since the app not only has knowledge about the process of meditation but tools to help you stay focused on the process, they offer a far more effective way to follow the process. What
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    by khitchdee 8y ago

    Speaking from first hand experience, I go to this gym in Bethesda, MD. Very well equipped, including a pool. You go there early morning and you find half the people there a middle aged. Fit bodies juxtaposed with natural signs of age-ing. I
21. 51.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    That is a wonderful point. There is no replacement for an on-the-job experience as the understudy of a more experienced professional. I have experienced this first hand and can vouch for it.
22. 52.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    _I usually start by looking at my requirements. I need a keyboard, a display, microphone input and headphone outputs. Do you think I should go for the 3650 v3 dev board?
23. 53.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    This position is no longer open since we have decided to change course - We are now working on building an interface around an ASUS CS10, a keyboard and a 19" greyscale - you may still email me if this interests you - first person enqu
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    Some obervations on low cost computing (Raspberry Pi related)

    3 points by khitchdee 8y ago|3 comments
25. 55.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    Khitchdee We're developing an app to design user interfaces based on the I/O components of the Linux kernel. We're looking for someone interested in old fashioned C programming preferably a pair of programmers, who can double
26. 56.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    To be more precise, is it now a more object oriented system than the more procedural one that preceded it? As we all know, the original design of the OS was more functional than attuned to the needs of the server side processes such as sear
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    Ask HN? GNU OS file management system related question

    1 points by khitchdee 8y ago|2 comments
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    by khitchdee 8y ago

    I have heard that a lot of graphical processing power is required to drive the high resolutions required by the display. I am willing to invest in a graphical processor of the required specification as long it is PC based, to keep my costs
29. 59.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    Personally, Salt, pepper, and tomato ketchup, three necessary add-ons to finish a "fresh of the griddle" omelette, describe gender inter-relationships better.
30. 60.▲
    by khitchdee 8y ago

    Thank you. I will sift through those links to find the first kernel. I'm guessing it was a chain of independent sub-systems starting with I/O.