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   by p0nce 9y ago

   Dplug has two commercial users, you'll find the only opinion that is not mine here: http://www.modernmetalproduction.com/dplug-developing-vst-pl... It's designed to be easier than Iplug in practice, however there
2. 752.▲
   by p0nce 9y ago

   1. Dplug is using software rendering not OpenGL. Get your facts straight before "calling out" people on the Internet. So the OpenGL driver doesn't matter in any way. By the way, many audio plugins now use OpenGL, just not tho
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   by p0nce 9y ago

   For music software you would need script nodes right away. There isn't one single way to implement filters, compressors, etc. Perhaps that's not the focus of the API.
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   by p0nce 9y ago

   The small things are really well done.
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   by p0nce 9y ago

   I use sendinblue now, happy with their free tier.
6. 756.▲
   by p0nce 9y ago

   Also MailChimp becomes crazy expensive after 3000 sign-ups.
7. 757.▲
   by p0nce 9y ago

   It's still early beginnings for carbon capture. If you have money, by funding ClimeWorks and such you encourage further research on this topic.
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   by p0nce 9y ago

   Can't upvote this enough. If you are using spinlocks because "mutexes are slow", please reconsider since the contended case makes much more sense with mutexes than spinlock, and the uncontended case is exactly the same.
9. 759.▲
   by p0nce 9y ago

   15-21% conversion from email to purchase?
10. 760.▲
    by p0nce 9y ago

    > how about selling things people actually want to buy? The idea that people will find about the products they like without any avertising or marketing is naive at best. It's the "build it and they will come" fallacy over
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    The VST SDK is dual-licensed with GPL so the black room implementation is now moot.
12. 762.▲
    by p0nce 9y ago

    Can't be used because it's GPL and most plugin makers sell closed-source plugins. We actually have quite a lot of R&D in some algorithms.
13. 763.▲
    by p0nce 9y ago

    We are currently working on a resolution to this issue. Thanks for bringing this out.
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    So, millenials are much more pragmatic and won't buy things that have zero value in a world that heats up too fast?
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    There is an obvious reason: implementing a whole new plugin format is harder than just implementing a graphics backend for VST2. LV2 or LADPSA is only useful on Linux IIRC and that's not necessarily a huge audio market.
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    You still need to agree to the VST SDK terms to use this. Note that there exist other bindings for VST in Rust, Java, .NET, Delphi... you _have_ to translate part of the SDK to be able to use it from another language that C++. In essence th
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    I'm curious about what do you use for audio with Rust?
18. 768.▲
    by p0nce 9y ago

    What I mean is if you are writing blog articles, you are writing hence it improves your storytelling.
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    Dplug for Developing VST Plugins on Linux(modernmetalproduction.com)

    67 points by p0nce 9y ago|26 comments
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    I've found blogging to help a lot.
21. 771.▲
    by p0nce 9y ago

    Complexte denial of technical debt, to the point of making products irrelevant and any kind of market fit impossible.
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    I'm of the opinion that many people can be that 10x programmer. But there is a lot of 0.1x positions.
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    And VS2010 is itself _much_ slower than previous versions.
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    Thanks, I had always wondered how font-size was implemented.
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    I'm just fed up hearing about cryprocurrency. I have no interest in "better currency" and the topic keeps coming like it will change anything.
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    > One can signal status be consuming less rather than more. Is anyone seeing this happening?
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    Sad to see tech giants not recapturing carbon with their unlimited money.
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    Coming from Turbo Pascal TC++ was a bit underwhelming. When I tried it didn't colour syntax, there was those weird #include and compin=ling felt so slow. So my first contact with C was pretty negative :\
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    by p0nce 9y ago

    > Basically the only solution to the stop the world pause with D is to run two instances of your program and then use IPC even though the language provides a way to disable the gc. There is a solution to your stated problem that is to de
30. 780.▲
    by p0nce 9y ago

    Yes. We parse JSON at compile-time with std.json (in D standard library). It probably wasn't even designed with that goal. From a D point of view, compile-time parsers are almost boring since anyone can write them.