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notagoodidea
4y ago
Related and a super creative and smart way to use the Lua API exposed by Renoise!
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notagoodidea
4y ago
SuperCollider is still around and really mature, Sonic Pi and Overtone are build on top of it. CSound and Faust are more than mature also. https://supercollider.github.io/ https://sonic-pi.net/ https:/
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Hacking Perl in Nightclubs (2004)
(perl.com)
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> article says asking for it back is usually sufficient but I’m still skeptical Personnal and friends experience tends to agree with the article advice. The intensity of the ask vary from "It's my bike" to "It's
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4y ago
Sometimes it is also due to the university changing their systems too often. When I was at uni, we had to switch from self-hosted + roundcube webmail to full Google suite to full Microsoft 365 : for mail and tooling in less then 9y. With tr
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notagoodidea
4y ago
Oh yes the scan and fetch on Outlook is magic, especially when you are sent links that can be access once before self destruction. So fun. It was at precious job, forgot if I was able to deactivate it or just had to use another mail. I thin
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notagoodidea
4y ago
In this case, it is due to emacs having it's own way of modelling a lot of things for a long time. Modern only means "like the other API we tends to use elsewhere these days".
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4y ago
Developed never really has the meaning that you think it has, imho. In Europe, during a long time, it really meant "like us" without thinking that each European country have a lot of different country. Looks at the difference in t
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notagoodidea
4y ago
Not really the reality imho. I was in a cursus where mostly Matlab were taught 10y ago, while I was already programming on the side in Python/R. Most of the students realized after their master that neither academia nor private company
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notagoodidea
4y ago
Preach but I should have added than my experience was not in the US but in Europe.
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Clap Stands for CLever Audio Plugin
(github.com)
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notagoodidea
4y ago
Besides that the SAS vs R is something still ongoing. I heard the aame point made in favour of SAS in Public Health, Clinical trials analysis and set up and different public administration. They trust the algorithms provided by a closed sou
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Never used this app but I suppose it is a neighborhood-thing? Nobody can simply swing by her home and explain it to her? And if she does not open her door, it is what is.
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notagoodidea
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"It could but not alone but it helps." coming from an stranger in the Internet working in one of the few countries where salary is adjusted for inflation.
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4y ago
Any travel by Flixbus longer than 6 - 8h is really painful imho, they are not really long-distance bus. They are nice for cheap big city hopping. Of course a lot of people do use them for longer trips but honestly, I don't know anyone
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5y ago
"How to lie with maps" by Mark Monmonier https://www.amazon.com/How-Maps-Third-Mark-Monmonier/dp/0226...
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notagoodidea
5y ago
Ok nice, can we have a sane way to add a caption to a table or a figure now?
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notagoodidea
5y ago
The Netherlands may want to have a word with you :) And honestly it is fairly common to find peanut butter in supermarket in most of Western Europe (at least), may not be good but it exists.
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5y ago
I switched back to foutain pens a year ago, wanting to reduce the crazy amount of ball pens I had laying around. I did not wanted it to be another rabbit hole niche hobby and after passing way too much time reading and watching stuff about
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notagoodidea
5y ago
Seems to be a mix betwen of "Je m'en bats les couilles" and "Le train de tes injures roule sur les rails de mon indifférence", never heard the author version. I stand wrong on the etymology, see below. French-speaki
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I like them exactly because I can not search for a book but only wander around looking at what catch my eyes or attention.
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5y ago
Not sure to understand the point made between European Spanish cuisine and the Colombian one ?
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Funny, I'll never say that R itself is very academic. The environment maybe, the users sure but the language is very much an mutated Lisp with vectorized operation. Same for the python stuff, I never hit that problem working a lot with
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Got the reverse experience. Trained in Matlab, R and Python, we had to follow a database/application class with computer scientist and software engineers where the big project was to make a basic Android application with sqlite databas
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Method of Swinging on a Swing
(patents.google.com)
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notagoodidea
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First, it is normal to question where your belong and how your multiple experience, background and culture integrated construct your identity and your feeling to belong somewhere. This somewhere can multiple and also everywhere but feeling
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Yes, I know and that's what would be more impressive for me to see a ML/Algo that could recreate close enough data distribution from lossy to lossless. Not exact reconstruction but close enough in the possible area (so < 16-18k
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I think the first step would be to be able to convert a lossy format as MP3 or ogg to a lossless format as FLAC or Wav. Being able to retrieve close in off lost data from lossy compression would be impressive.
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To be picky, Medium may be writer-friendly but never was really reader-friendly. The page are heavy with banners blocking the view, no possibilities to know in advance which article is paywalled or not. I do not have a problem with authors
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6y ago
How far could you go with some automatic cleaning, something like `maptrace` [0] and some topology rules when you have your vector file to finish with some manual artistic polish? Because, i don't believe that you will achieve easily t
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