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by nutate 11y ago
Yeah tried to mention that in my comment. You were switching between 3 physical caps, but the transistor(s) in the wah circuit let you use a potentiometer to alter the way the cap reacts in the circuit by reducing the sheer number of electr
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by nutate 11y ago
Interesting article, although the LC circuit (resonant low pass circuit) is something I would teach my students as a phys lab TA, I feel like the key is the inductor and the cap more than the pot. The issue with the MRB costing more was th
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by nutate 11y ago
matlab was originally released as a fortran library (pre 1.0), so it keeps a lot of that heritage even though it's probably c/c++ now: http://www.mathworks.com/company/newsletters/articles/the-or...
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by nutate 11y ago
Yea as someone with a PhD in Materials Science, I'd say nanotech rules everything around me. :D
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by nutate 11y ago
This is somewhat similar to the streaming producer/consumer from another rust crate: https://github.com/Geal/nom perhaps they could be interoperable.
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by nutate 11y ago
Interesting sub turing complete language: https://github.com/ainfosec/crema
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by nutate 11y ago
Missed in the media frenzy is that at least one company has offered a complete ECU upgrade for VW/Audi TDIs for a while: goapr.com ... plus homebrew. And VW never sicced DMCA on them.
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by nutate 11y ago
The tie ins with the google dataflow paper are at least superficial (if not deeper on deeper reading) in that they mention: "latency, correctness and cost" as their drivers: http://blog.acolyer.org/2015/08&#x2
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by nutate 11y ago
Community Edition is still totally awesome for what it is right?
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by nutate 11y ago
sooperlooper is such a solid program. Awesome use and smart to not reinvent the looping core of the system.
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by nutate 11y ago
Unfortunately this article doesn't mention his books Mr Wizard's Supermarket Science, which I had as a kid and it was pretty awesome: http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Wizards-Supermarket-Science-Herbert... He also authore
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by nutate 11y ago
y'all are doing awesome work. can't wait for the official launch when it's ready. but it's clearly pretty darn ready now. :)
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by nutate 11y ago
Definitely control flow not data flow, but the data is defined at each step of the graph in variables like normal. In Frank McSherry's Rust stuff and the Naiad stuff they seem to have a basic data structure of progress and "data
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by nutate 11y ago
Interesting how this could tie into the diagrams coming out of the dataflow paradigm (flumejava, flink, millwheel, naiad, and Frank McSherry's rust timely-dataflow). All of which can be succinctly diagrammed out, but I like the rigor
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by nutate 11y ago
tcomb-form is the most elegant solution I've seen to this problem in React. Really nice to use.
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by nutate 11y ago
If people could invent better moderation over nntp... it looks like people were looking at it even in 2010: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6048
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by nutate 11y ago
I had made a comment on twitter that the ref: concept basically throws json off the indecidability cliff in terms of parsing. They opened an issue for it apparently, but you can see the graphql rfc has specific anti-cycle checks, which is
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by nutate 11y ago
I definitely support this sentiment w/r/t the single threaded mindset of node and their async all the things approach. The only question with Go is if we guarantee sync libs, then where is the good async example code? I agree li
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by nutate 11y ago
You're perhaps confusing polyamory with polygamy/polyandry? To put it in hacker terms, polygamy / polyandry is forcing an edge reduction creating a hub and spoke architecture when the arrangement has to be a 1 to n-1 mesh. Th
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by nutate 11y ago
That's a polyamorous (group) marriage, not a polygamist one (at least as per my definition of those somewhat amorphous terms) That said all of the legal agreements become far more complicated and likely null and void if one person drop
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by nutate 11y ago
How could it be consensual between all adults? The marriage "license" in polygamy is between man and women, yet by secondary effects the women are fully entangled with one another. Yet if you watch any show on polygamy you'
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by nutate 11y ago
Polygamy makes no sense from a power structure standpoint, it is inherently unequal. The man (generally) gets X women and each woman gets one man (the same man). If polygamy meant a web of relationships, where everyone was equally married
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by nutate 11y ago
Not to mention most importantly JSON is firmly on one side of the undecidability cliff in terms of parsing limits. The nesting limits and length limits make parsing it safe, whereas a given binary protocol may have recursion or buffer size
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by nutate 11y ago
I always seem like a genius when I ctrl-q out of someone's inexplicably locked terminal. Lord knows I discovered it through some serious pain and wonderment.
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by nutate 11y ago
Right now the fastest alternative to nltk is spaCy https://honnibal.github.io/spaCy/ definitely worth a look. I don't know what you're trying to do with the permutations part, but it seems like you can gener
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by nutate 11y ago
It does look pretty good on iPad. I guess we'll just have to wait for them to figure out how to release it for their... ya know, flagship e-reader.
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by nutate 11y ago
Wow, looking at that it looks like my old (lost?) Peavey PC-1600 could send 14 bit messages. In the end I think a lot of the problem is also fixable with better interpolation and mapping, but I've definitely ended up sitting in the ra
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by nutate 11y ago
One could argue that it places necessary limitations on musical expression that allowed it to flourish. Defining scales, etc in the protocol left some issues w/ microtonal stuff. The timing protocol is a bit squidgy for beat matching
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by nutate 11y ago
Heh. This is fun. mild wub: http://resistorsings.com/106/#patch/mildwub?vca-level=0.4840...
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by nutate 11y ago
Definitely want to check this out. Did they redo their site post F8? I had talked w/ some FB devs at the react conference and one said that the code review process at FB was the #1 thing that made him a better programmer day in day o

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