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ofalkaed
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Right, definitely implementation detail. In a DAW meant for the recording studio there is not much editing, you are dealing with full tracks for the most part and massive amounts of storage for all those takes; creating files is not much us
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ofalkaed
1y ago
Two separate clips will require extra operations during playback. A simple split or copy will also require extra operations but not as many. While these do not seem like a big deal, they add up and as load increases it means you are that mu
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ofalkaed
1y ago
The photo's attribution gives you all you need to know. https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/photo/romanesco-broccoli-...
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ofalkaed
1y ago
If you split a few seconds off of a couple long files and then joined those two short clips, how would it read that join in a way safe for low latency realtime audio? Pretty sure that would get hairy no matter how you did it once load gets
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ofalkaed
1y ago
Most of what a DAW does are not edits, they are operations applied to a stream; they only create new files when you do actual edits. They do make it clear when a new file is created. In my experience when ever you start trying to use a DAW
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ofalkaed
1y ago
I suspect there are a great many, Tcl/Tk makes it a very easy project but once you start using your editor to edit the code for your editor you realize you can edit your editor while you edit in it without restarting. Couple weeks late
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ofalkaed
1y ago
Audacity is not about simple audio recording and editing, it is about linear editing and can be more suitable than a DAW when it comes to heavy and complicated editing but it requires a different work flow. DAW is designed for production, m
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ofalkaed
1y ago
Audacity is a linear audio editor and you sound like you were trying to use it as a non-linear DAW, which feature bloat and undo/redo sort of but not really lets you do. A media manager does not really help in this sort of editor, your
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ofalkaed
1y ago
I am guessing the reason this went 100 years without being proven is because it was an argument against the player piano and not an actual question that needed proving? Any competent pianist can demonstrate that they do this and it is the r
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ofalkaed
1y ago
I think ChromeOS has been slowly making the merge for awhile now, hence the chrome store being killed and replaced by the android store. Everytime I updated my Chrome book over the past year or so it gets a bit more android like.
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1y ago
It sometimes ignores it when the results are poor but generally all you need to do is add something to the query besides what is in the quotes (context) and it will handle it properly and give better results. When it ignores what is quoted
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1y ago
That does not seem to work with best seller lists or billboard top 100, etc, why should it work here? The consensus is just the consensus, it does not take into account my interests in gaming; granted, my interests do not really play any pa
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ofalkaed
1y ago
I think Alan Kay deserves the credit for the tablet. We have vague allusions to tablet like things before Kay but it was Kay who really came up with concept.
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1y ago
This does not really address drills, the tool of interest to the woodworker, it is an advertisement for impact drivers and hammer drills, shop cordless drills on Amazon! What should you buy? Doesn't matter but Amazon has it what ever i
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Being a hobbyist programmer and humanities sort, I can't see the purpose in this and I can not tell if it is a fault of mine or the author's. From my perspective it seems contrived and trying to find something to blog about, but I
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Faster Virtual Machines: Speeding Up Programming Language Execution (2023)
(mort.coffee)
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This is part of what ruined gaming for me, just picking a game to play became more of a commitment than the game itself. In the 90s it was simple, swing through any of the stores that sold software once every month or two and spend a few mi
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I don't think any single person did, they just went with what ever way best suited the hardware/language it is being implemented on/with and the needs of the language being implemented. If stack underflows are rare than growi
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I'm Marty Stouffer [video]
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Only a few Fender amps have good noise with the 5C1 wide panel Champ being king and the 5F1 narrow panel Champ being a close second. Silvertones beat them out but there is too much noise for most.
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70 meters is not actually the limit as this article suggests, I know the Duluth/Superior port receives 80 meter blades which are then trucked out and I think they plan on going bigger but don't recall the details. Saw some of the
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I suppose it is possible you got one with 7 bad encoders but chances are updating the firmware will fix it. The contacts in the new encoders loosened up over time more than the old encoders and the debounce code could not keep up. Two thing
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The encoder issue was fixed with a firmware update, they switched encoders and did not quite account for how they would work once broken in. I had one of those Blofelds for awhile, bought a second because the deal was too good to pass up an
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But they are not the same, if you are a musician going to bars and practice spaces and the like that $300 Blofeld will handle the abuse and accidents much better than a laptop or tablet. No matter what you do and how careful you are, cords
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There has been an increasing trend in the use of up votes as likes instead of user moderation which results in worthwhile discussion sinking to the bottom and stuff like this being at the top and setting the general tone of the discussion.
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They are used for all sorts of things we eat, corn nuts, hominy, grits, corn meal/flour and all the things those are used in. Personally, I find it far more palatable than sweet corn and it is far more useful/versitile/nutrit
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I found the music a great fit and I would not have enjoyed it as much without. I Would have closed the window if it had been Ride of the Valkyries which is far more generic and overplayed for me than anything tiktok, but I have never used t
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1y ago
If you actually care about what time it is you need at least three so you can average them and knock out the error. The Beagle carried 22 when it also carried Darwin, in the nearly 5 year expedition they only lost 30 odd seconds.
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Right now I am on my ancient cheap laptop with some 4 core intel and hard drive noises, the only time it has issues with webpages is when I have too many tabs open for its 4gigs of ram. My current laptop which is a 16 core Rhyzen 7 from abo
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1y ago
>But we are discussing what is morally appropriate punishment for this misdeed, not what current law allows. Even if you had not said that, your argument ignores my point.
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