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pixelface
6y ago
it's also completely illegal, but doing anything about it would be a pyrrhic victory at this point - we can't go out and interview for new jobs when the whole state is on lockdown. definitely have it better than many, but it'
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pixelface
6y ago
one more anecdata, complete freeze on all movement and we all got handed down a 20% salary cut backdated 2 weeks. this came shortly after a round of layoffs, and another round is rumored to be coming soon.
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pixelface
7y ago
one niche where i'd argue it's not only valuable but also period correct is restoring and modifying vintage electronics. Frequently they are single sided through hole boards that were not born from a CAD program, and are not avai
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pixelface
7y ago
"ODIN will be based in the cloud and designed to deliver data in near real time on aircraft and system performance under heightened cyber security provisions, Lord said. " heart warming to see us draw ever closer to the cyberpunk
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pixelface
7y ago
after using larger machines I realized that laptops (for me) are for situations where a desktop is unavailable - airline seating, casual couch use, all generally things that don't require much. having recently acquired some P53s at w
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pixelface
7y ago
my initial reaction is that it's a hefty price to pay for a lightly modded x230, but not everyone wants or is able to do these mods themselves. I'm surprised nobody is going so far as to do the other common mods (1920x1080 IPS, x2
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pixelface
7y ago
if you're not already aware, swapping the X220 keyboard (and palmrest) onto an X230 is a fairly straightforward swap. That modification plus the FHD mod and accompanying 1920x1080 IPS make the X230 a very nice daily driver.
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pixelface
7y ago
using your mill and grain combo, can you speak to your experiences with different end products? reviews appear mixed so it would be interesting to add a data point for both the particular grain and the mill, in terms of specific final dish
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pixelface
7y ago
generally we get around this by using rentals for a lot of things, the only people purchasing them (in my realm) are production rental houses like PRG or VER, or permanent installers where the cost is just another line on the buildout of a
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pixelface
7y ago
why not? i use neither but they both have rich histories as audio programming tools. autechre are/were heavy max/msp users at the forefront of IDM, max for (ableton) live is a popular thing, and i have several friends who write p
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pixelface
7y ago
check out touchdesigner, it has the ability to go deep into GLSL and python but is also quite approachable. i feel like it is generally regarded as a node based graphics programming environment, but would argue that it is really just an ar
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pixelface
7y ago
it's not just that, they're generally rated for 24/7 usage and feature much higher build quality - often with ultra thin bezels to allow them to be used in tiled arrangements. whether that usage rating is related to any actua
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pixelface
7y ago
Another company using this model very effectively is Derivative, makers of Touchdesigner. Licenses are sold at an initial price that includes a year of updates. Once that year expires, the newest version (old versions are kept available o
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pixelface
7y ago
Without taking a position on future possibilities I think your point misses half the truth - if solo developers can create what we now consider to be AAA-quality games, the bar will raise. Consider the incredible tools at anyone's dis
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pixelface
7y ago
you're both in the right realm insofar as thinking of 1980s Roland gear, but this is very much a modernized tribute to the SH-101 to the point that it more or less shares not only the functional side but also the control layout and aes
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pixelface
8y ago
ray wu on aliexpress/ebay(I think?) has a good reputation and is widely used
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pixelface
8y ago
on jobs we use pixlite controllers for controlling lots of addressables and send it artnet out of touchdesigner. no need to involve madmapper as touchdesigner handles all the mapping you could possibly want without adding the latency of pi