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by loxias 6y ago
Correct. You use PTP+NTP, the RT_PREEMPT patches, and then you have to deal with a constantly varying resampling ratio (!!) And not only that, but if you don't want nasty artifacts, the a LOT of thought also has to go into your filte
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by loxias 6y ago
I beg to differ: a good rule of thumb is that an (audio) sample takes about 8mm (44.1k). By the time you're a full 1ms late, that's a 44 sample difference between the two (or that's as though the speakers were about a third
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by loxias 6y ago
I've run OS X on a very low powered Debian box before. I'd wager it could be made to run on a raspi 4 (VERY SLOWLY) with sufficient effort. (you'd have to use qemu TCG, not KVM). It would be easier to run on a SBC that uses
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by loxias 6y ago
I would love to see AlphaZero play go on other manifolds than the plane. I and some friends attempted to play 3-space go, toroidal go, and go with other mathematical roadblocks a long time ago. It was fun for a few weeks, and we even disco
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by loxias 6y ago
"Per aspera ad astra"
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by loxias 6y ago
Exciting! Can't wait to play with it. Particularly interested in how someone w/o Google/Microsoft/Amazon resources for training models can produce better output. Also, I might have missed it, I couldn't find the l
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by loxias 6y ago
Hi, you sound like you know what you're talking about. Can you elaborate with more details (my "reading comprehension" is such that I enjoy/comprehend academic papers more than watered down (and sometimes wrong) "po
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by loxias 6y ago
I built a PoC of this before, and as far as I can tell, entirely legally. End goal was building iOS apps w/o any mac hardware. Using some open source patches to clang, libimobiledevice, and a whole bunch of other tools, I was able to
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by loxias 7y ago
Cool, thanks, I'll have to check that out!! I've sorta been itching for an excuse to learn rust. Go left me underwhelmed, but that's probably due to me having misplaced expectations. (it's not a better C or C++, it&#x
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by loxias 7y ago
Bingo. :)
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by loxias 7y ago
I'm excited by this, but I'd really love a userspace C or C++ implementation. I know that context switching syscalls take time, but I've enjoyed the trend of the last 10 years towards more userspace services, not less. (I&#
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by loxias 8y ago
I also know one of the authors quite well, long term friend. He is nothing short of brilliant but also has a penchant for enjoying being a "subtle troll". While he does have a serious point/observation/discovery in the
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by loxias 8y ago
Oh, I'm curious not because I necessarily want such a product. I'm curious because designing, building, and delivering such a thing has been a "back of my head, maybe when i retire, for fun" project. Also, in my career
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by loxias 8y ago
> It's too bad, because the world could use some more supernova-simulation-as-a-service services. Can you elaborate on this? I figure you're probably joking but in case you're not...
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by loxias 8y ago
This is truly amazing work, I'm glad you chose Nat as your NF example. One minor question I haven't seen answered anywhere: For vignat, in the git repository and the paper, I see no mention of software license. May I assume that
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by loxias 8y ago
uhhh... actually, yes, can you email me (it's on my profile) or tell me your email? please?
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by loxias 8y ago
THIS. ^^
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by loxias 8y ago
Heh, it's just like before, you're almost there but.... No, no... While I'll admit the truth, that I certainly put more effort into attempting to be understandable than I normally do, I believe you missed the reason why .
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by loxias 8y ago
Heck, if it's just iOS development, it might be possible to do a cloud CI that doesn't violate the ToS. When I was building all my iOS apps from Linux, I wasn't using osx.... I was using cross compiled clang....
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by loxias 8y ago
If you find me funding, I could give you CI for mobile app development, a decent MVP, in 3 months (which is me taking how long i think it takes and multiplying by 3) :P But, like a previous poster said, it _WOULD_ be in violation of Apple&#
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by loxias 8y ago
I.... think I get the jokes guys, but you do know that I have no idea what part you're referring to.... >.< And if you'd tell me... maybe I'd help.... :P :)
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by loxias 8y ago
> should add, all the Debian initramfs work has been contributed by various people over the years Oh certainly, I would have assumed it was. All I know for sure is that many moons ago I would have loved this feature, could have probably
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by loxias 8y ago
Ahhh, yup that would do it! And to the best of my memory you're right on both counts.
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by loxias 8y ago
You are rocking my world. :D When I first started switching my VPSs to having full disk encryption, I think it was around lenny though it might have been squeeze. Anyway, me and another peer thought it would be good practice to, while we f
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by loxias 8y ago
If you wanna be above board, I think you purchase a mac, and then on that mac run the apple app store, and then in that store buy a copy of macos. To my great surprise I found this on Amazon, and I'm curious about what others think is
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by loxias 8y ago
Cool! Glad it worked for you. (I'm mildly curious what the chipset was on the guest that MacOS was running in) But like, not curious enough that you should spend any effort to find out. Because I think one of the toughest parts was
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by loxias 8y ago
Also, I think you might have not noticed what in my opinion was the most important detail. I'm not aware of if it's still true for hackintoshes or OSX in KVM or whatnot, but previously, most of the solutions I saw involved steps w
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by loxias 8y ago
You have a partial point, and I may have been sloppy with my words. But on the whole, you do not, and while I might willingly fool myself about a great many things, this is not one of them. I'm well aware that the license agreement c
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by loxias 8y ago
Once again, I agree, every moment I have to touch windows (let alone the more recent versions, like 10) is a moment of pain. But how does a system that lets you compile iOS applications natively from linux decrease your windows usage? Oh, o
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by loxias 8y ago
Currently, all my remote servers of any import use LUKS to encrypt the PVs. My /boot is a tiny unencrypted filesystem containing just the kernel, and an initrd, which prompts for my decryption key before booting. (afaict, the standar

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