qmmmur

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by qmmmur 6y ago
Who hurt you?
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by qmmmur 6y ago
No, not even close. The problem space is still mostly unsolved.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
For context to anyone who is not familiar with Max, it is a visual programming language that connects inlets and outlets of boxes that each have distinct functions in order to program both simple and complex DSP routines. Gen~ is a subset o
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by qmmmur 6y ago
It is pretty clear that because it's software aimed at creative purposes people are over vigilant about it. Happens quite a bit yet fluffy blog posts about basic things like yarn vs npm receive hundreds of comments and remain on the fr
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by qmmmur 6y ago
I can't understand how you so monumentally miss the point. It's art.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
The thing to understand is that ten years of conservative government have ravaged education and any respect for intellectual integrity. School is about setting arbitrary exams to prove that any failure of the student is entirely their own.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
You just described spectral envelopes.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
I don't understand why you're being hostile. I'm pointing out a very important point which you're missing.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
You're forgetting the other half of the story which is insisting on requirements without providing the means to get it.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
In the BBC remote vans they run REAPER alongside some other proprietary stuff.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
Because its extensibility is enormous and it has a thriving community of people developing for it. The JSFX alone has made it possible to replicate thousands of dollars worth of dsp algorithms for everyone for free and The developers liste
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by qmmmur 6y ago
If you're interested I have a load of scripts that access some command-line audio processing algorithms (non-negative matrix factorisation, harmonic percussive source separation) to do batch processing inside REAPER. https:/&#x2F
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by qmmmur 6y ago
I'm glad for all the logic users and students I have. If you want to get serious about making music I'd urge you to check out REAPER.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
I really love the idea of ossia but it had some rough edges when I gave it a try. I'll give it a revisit sometime soon :)
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by qmmmur 6y ago
I'm not sure what your experience is but research is vastly different to commercial enterprise and there is a massive motivational difference between curing cancer and making CRUD apps to get your 'side hustle' on. In my expe
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by qmmmur 6y ago
Shocking. People would rather enjoy life not working as hard as hustling (code for taking big risk without much payoff) to get more money to buy more stuff.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
Isn't it the case that if you earn over some minimum threshold you don't receive UBI? In which case it raises the bottom not the entire scale.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
Answer is simple to me. You conflate creative actions with making products. Capitalism got you.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
Any chance you could clue me in on the scripts? Or point me to some resources to learn systemd? I've really disliked cron since having to use it for some auto push CI/CD stuff.
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by qmmmur 6y ago
Do you automate your process somehow? I'm trying to develop a strategy where if I open my laptop after a certain time it backups in the background. My go to for this kind of thing was hammerspoon but it won't execute the shell tas
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by qmmmur 6y ago
How did you manage to make the transition? I'm doing a PhD in music tech, lots of coding but not necessarily commercial applications. I'm not sure academia will work out for me as the jobs are so scarce and hard to get not to ment
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by qmmmur 7y ago
It's a hard and interesting signals problem with surely many other benefits but surely money would be better spent just buying better mics and audio gear for an office.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
May I ask how you get started with technical writing? I've basically come to the conclusion I don't want to work in academia but have fairly advanced coding and writing skills. It seems like it's possibly a good fit for me bu
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Just because you control what comes out of the forge doesn't mean you there is material scarcity. What doesn't scream authority like making a sharp and regal piece of metal for no other reason than to display it. It's like yo
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by qmmmur 7y ago
I agree as well to be honest. After spending an hour looking at alternatives it is well worth the small price.
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Fork is now paid with free evaluation
3 points by qmmmur 7y ago|2 comments
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Trust me, having a safety net isn't going to kill your drive.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Yeah the influx of mediocre web apps targeted at self isolation has been noticeable. It makes me kind of sad to think that the majority of people are essentially web developer monkeys and a lot of the interesting discussion around programmi
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by qmmmur 7y ago
I realise this is anecdotal but have you considered there is a whole territory of work that never requires html npm css front end madness?
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Show HN: Td – a lightweight TODO/FIXME finder for your code(github.com)
1 points by qmmmur 7y ago|0 comments

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