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The Fairlight CMI(youtube.com)
6 points by nudgeee 4y ago|1 comments
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Move over, Silicon Valley. Engineers are quitting for climate tech(protocol.com)
6 points by nudgeee 4y ago|0 comments
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by nudgeee 4y ago
Agree, after years and years of being inundated with self-help messages, platitudes, and coming-of-age teachings, I find most of it comes from a good place — however the messages are so context specific that it probably doesn’t apply to you
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by nudgeee 4y ago
Nope, the songs that match with your files are DRM-free, possible to copy and open the Apple catalog versions in Audacity just fine. More details: https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/420ab399-c6...
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by nudgeee 4y ago
Go to phone Settings -> Music -> toggle off Apple Music. Boom no more annoying pop-ups and it defaults to Your Library in search. I subscribe to the (under-rated) iTunes Match service [0] which matches all your music in your library w
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by nudgeee 4y ago
Indeed, video decode would be offloaded to dedicated silicon blocks on the GPU for video decode (e.g. AMD UVD/VCN or Nvidia NVDEC, etc) rather than running entirely on compute blocks. Implementation-wise though, I don’t think hardware
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by nudgeee 4y ago
The idea of OEM repairs is to get the product back as close to factory quality as possible with as little margin for error as possible by the operator. This often requires custom tools and jigs to maximize repeatability at a high quality st
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by nudgeee 5y ago
SoCs in head-units would still be automotive qualified variants (temperature grade, etc).
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Powership(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by nudgeee 5y ago|0 comments
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by nudgeee 5y ago
I have this monitor too and love it, but there is one major caveat -- the USB hub only operates at USB 2.0 speeds (480Mbps) when using a single cable for both display and USB.
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by nudgeee 5y ago
Indeed, in the mid 2000s I worked on building tool flows in a multi-vendor environment with EDIF as the common netlist format. It worked fairly OK, with some tweaking. I synthesized complex modules to EDIF/NGC using Synopsys Design Com
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by nudgeee 5y ago
As a former Uber engineer I did the employee delivering program a couple of times (pre-covid) and it was really eye opening. I’m based in Amsterdam so cycled on bicycle to make deliveries - it’s hard work, but also was a great way to explor
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by nudgeee 5y ago
AFAIK Uber/Lyft works with airport authorities to implement airport queues [0]. [0] https://gigworker.com/uber-airport-queue/
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by nudgeee 5y ago
I got in trouble and subsequently suspended from school back in the ‘90s for causing BSOD’s on classmates computers using WinNuke [0]. They classed it as vandalism even though the payload causes no permanent damage (apart from losing unsave
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by nudgeee 5y ago
This is covered in the article: > For complex projects that span several teams across different offices and time zones, leading such a project is a full-time job for an engineer. Big Tech pulls in Technical Project Managers (TPMs) to man
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by nudgeee 5y ago
Whoa nuts. I was a beta tester for Primephonic streaming v1 back in 2017. For context, Primephonic was a spin out from the classical music label Pentatone. Primephonic initially focused on hq downloads (circa 2015), cataloguing and recommen
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by nudgeee 5y ago
I've managed to find some middle ground by taking advantage of short term licenses, i.e. renting software for a couple of months to get the work done after balking at four to five-digit sums to own perpetual licenses. Still, would be n
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by nudgeee 5y ago
Wow thanks for the heads up on Shapr3D, definitely going to check it out :)
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by nudgeee 5y ago
For my side company I design and build audio electronics for DJs. https://cardinia.net/ Here is my tools & workflow: https://nudge.id.au/v5/img/Cardinia-Electronics-Workflow-202... Professiona
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by nudgeee 5y ago
On a very high level, a good place to start is on Metrology — the science of measurement [0]. Test, measurement and calibration equipment for new technologies (think 5G/UWB, mmWave, even up to CERN LHC) can be right on the cutting edge
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by nudgeee 5y ago
I agree that project risks should be explored and multipliers are not substitutes for them. However multipliers are useful for ongoing dynamic distractions outside of the project that reduce your productivity, for example company meetings,
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by nudgeee 5y ago
Even in the electronics space EU has some big players — NXP, ST, Infineon, Bosch, Philips, ASML, Orsam, etc.
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by nudgeee 5y ago
Indeed, 264KB is super luxurious for a M0 class device. For measure, I recently fit an IPv4 stack (UDP, IP, DHCP, AutoIP), USB MIDI device stack and audio processing threads with 35ms audio buffer in ~90KiB RAM (M4 class device).
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by nudgeee 5y ago
Fun concept and congrats on the product! I’ve shipped out the first few units of my solo project a couple of weeks ago (a super niche tool for DJ's): https://cardinia.net/mini/ Feels good to follow through from a
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by nudgeee 5y ago
AFAIK Ivan is customer support, photopea is a one-man website, and one of the best out there.
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by nudgeee 6y ago
One of the reasons larger apps post unhelpful changelogs like these is because they probably run a feature flag/experimentation system. It is a backend driven system that allows app developers to remotely switch on and off features and
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by nudgeee 6y ago
Funniest bug report i had to deal with was when i was working in a company building iOS apps, and one of our testers filed a bug with the following reproduce steps: 1. Open the app 2. Rub the phone screen on your shoulder to clean the scree
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(Unofficial) Half-Life Physics Reference(jwchong.com)
1 points by nudgeee 6y ago|0 comments
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by nudgeee 6y ago
Ahh AppTapp Installer, those were the days. I had a tweak[0] up on your store way back when :) Thank you for being one of the pioneers of the Jailbreak community! [0] http://iphone.nudge.id.au/Cello/
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by nudgeee 6y ago
Fun fact: if you open the Uber app and hit the Food icon/tab, the experience is entirely a web one: it is powered by ubereats.com in a webview.

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