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by kruhft 9y ago
You're making music. It's not that difficult. http://kruhft.bandcamp.com/ Here's a synth using the technique: http://busfactor1.ca/kruhft
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by kruhft 9y ago
Use a square wave.
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by kruhft 9y ago
> Please use your imagination and try to imagine one of infinitely many other streams that I could make at runtime that are not easily made with the built-in toy oscillators. Somebody already did. Check out Fourier Theory. The oscillato
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by kruhft 9y ago
I'm not sure of your point here. Not sure why multiple implementations is a benefit for users. Audio is generic and hardware is cheap enough that the operating systems just implement and include drivers. It's a cross platform l
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by kruhft 9y ago
> OpenAL is a closed-source library So are all official OpenGL implementations (MESA isn't official, last I heard). Doesn't stop them from being a standard and being used, although I agree they would be better if they were o
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by kruhft 9y ago
1) Make a better client that's bug for bug compatible. 2) Get everyone to adopt it. Easy. bitcoin-core is a reference implementation. Just because 'the code base is shit' (it isn't, compared to many I've seen&#x2
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by kruhft 9y ago
> However in the audio world we haven't seen a cross platform quasi-standard spec covering Mac, Linux and Windows. OpenAL: https://www.openal.org/
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by kruhft 9y ago
1984 was simply an extrapolation into the future from someone that already saw the story as a later progression of what is or what has been in societies. The powers that be have always 'watched', there have always been class syst
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by kruhft 9y ago
Which version of make do you use? The one packaged in the 'heirloom' setup, or something different that's still available?
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by kruhft 9y ago
Quasi Quote looks to be ':', comma is '$', but syntactically, Julia looks pretty sparse other than mathematical expressions: Reference: https://docs.julialang.org/en/release-0.4/manual/meta
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by kruhft 9y ago
It's possible, but I only really see successful, integrated metaprogramming done in low syntax languages.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Does the syntax of most programming languages get into the way of macro systems? Is that why most of the languages in the article are Lisps?
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by kruhft 9y ago
macOS let's me get work DONE with the computer, not just work ON the computer.
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by kruhft 9y ago
One less user, as I've switched to macOS. Unix under the hood, working software/hardware with no or little fuss, sudo port ... works with all the free software I could want and the rest generally compiles relatively easily), and
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by kruhft 9y ago
Why would you say that "geometry diagrams" are not a language? Google, define language: lan·guage ˈlaNGɡwij/Submit noun 1. the method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a struc
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by kruhft 9y ago
The conveyance of mathematics from one mind to another must be done with some form of language.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Is 'What would you do with UBI?' the new 'What would you do if you won the lottery?'?
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by kruhft 9y ago
But what about Russel's type system(s)? Were they just an addition he proposed that never went anywhere, or are they used much like certain programming languages have types and others don't, depending upon the preference of the us
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by kruhft 9y ago
Is Mathematics, as a language, considered typed in general?
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Oh, and no touch screen that I know of yet...
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by kruhft 9y ago
I like the wedge shape and the battery life, which isn't even comparable to the MacBook Pro I had. Haven't seen one IRL yet and I'm not sure about the new keyboards, but I'll check one out someday after my Air(s) die.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Whatever they charge for it. I'd say $3000 max.
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by kruhft 9y ago
I prefer the Air over the Pro. Hands down.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Google says "Starting from the transfer".
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What does it mean?
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by kruhft 9y ago
That's unfortunate.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Some of you in here reading this might like this new game: https://github.com/BusFactor1Inc/explain It's about exploring language spaces. Syntax free. And metaprogramming.
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by kruhft 9y ago
Watch me livecoding it's development here: https://www.liveedu.tv/busfactor1-inc/RavAJ-general-work/
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Explain: a game of exploring space(s) (WIP)(github.com)
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by kruhft 9y ago
On Formally Undecidable Propositions... by Kurt Godel. One might argue this is not CS, but it's something everyone should read and understand.

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