qmmmur

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by qmmmur 7y ago
If you think that all 8 billion people can live with the environmental impact of a select portion of the human race who have already done irrevocable damage to the planet you are living in a fantasy. I hope that's not a guiding goal fo
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by qmmmur 7y ago
https://forensic-architecture.org/investigation/cv-in-triple... Also this for a practical use of synthetic data.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
And that you are legally culpable for violating it's terms.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
This isn't magic because he's a billionaire. It's called a holiday and we've known about it for some time.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
I'm sorry but if you think Australia is rich without America's defense budget you have some serious rethinking about geopolitics that you need to do.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Oops! I meant to respond to the parent of _your_ parent, not yours. Apologies!
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by qmmmur 7y ago
If you have Max installed I'm happy to send you incredibly complicated DSP and musical problems solved visually and cleanly. Open your mind for a second and realise that musicians needs are almost entirely different to software enginee
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by qmmmur 7y ago
I absolutely love gen~. Graham Wakefield's software is all super interesting. His research centre at UoY is also very curious.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Ableton was a max patch once.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Again, you're missing the point. Max and pd were developed for composers and musicians to execute live performances of institutionalised academic music (as well as its long history of connections to IRCAM in Paris). It does that perfec
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by qmmmur 7y ago
I mean, this kind of comment really only comes from someone who has never used the language in any kind of depth. Whether or not the object triggers twice depends on type of object as you pointed out, ordering of inputs forgetting whether o
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by qmmmur 7y ago
> exploiting the tired and inefficient trope of the noodly "patch connections" That's the whole point. pd works the same way and so does vcvrack among more localised tools like Reaktor. > The new versions are made using
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Not to mention, it doesn't have to work like this... There are people, and I say this unashamedely, like myself that are experts in how Max works from its lowest level systems such as the scheduler to basic concepts such as order of ex
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by qmmmur 7y ago
The object connections are described in json but the objects themselves are c++.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
These are valid criticisms (although parsing max patches is very easy as they are just json files). However, I think you're missing the point. The point of Max is to be one notch away from something like Ableton - a language and method
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by qmmmur 7y ago
What about connecting with the person who wrote the algorithm? Imagine a time in which music was only heard when performed by the right group of people. Without that the appreciation was mostly for a cultural memory or written record of the
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Less overheads. The two are not interlinked as the sentence suggests.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
I found the easy fix was to flash another rom. I fought against that OS for way too long.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Not sure how this is related
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by qmmmur 7y ago
You're thinking like someone who has knowledge of computers. That's not who this kind of astroturfing is aimed at.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Linux isn't even a reasonable, statistical assumption to be making in the consumer space. If you slag Apple, in effect you are promoting their biggest competitor - MICROSOFT. He even explicitly uses the phrase "PCs" which mos
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by qmmmur 7y ago
I can't believe that a single file would suit my own note taking method which is very hierarchical. I imagine that the people who are using a single text file have a very focused life.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
I can't say much without using it but it looks good! I'm curious how the site is made which is one of the strengths of your idea here and communicating what it does. How was it made?
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by qmmmur 7y ago
I wouldn't say it's easier, but you can achieve more deeply tailored audio environments with Linux than with macos. I have a friend who is able to run a vector of 4 samples on Manjaro with the high perf rt kernel and using alsa ba
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by qmmmur 7y ago
So you're incessant line manager can justify your job to their line manager ad infinitum till you hit someone who is overpaid and doesnt see you as a person.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
You can find a tone row in Bach even. Whether or not he consciously aimed to construct one is a debate that has no end, but it's interesting to challenge the conception that old = more traditional/harmonic, when in fact music hist
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by qmmmur 7y ago
The arts is full of people expressing themselves for pay below the poverty line, often not expected or wanted as remuneration for their expression. Treating business as expression and calling it the same thing as actual art is quite oblivio
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by qmmmur 7y ago
What an excellent and clear codebase. I know it's relatively small to other projects but there is a clear and observable effort to make the thoughts of the programmer transparent.
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by qmmmur 7y ago
Let me recount an experience I heard second hand of a researcher developing user interfaces for research tools. Keep in mind the target audiences are people with PhD's and who have to comb through lots of data in order to do their job.
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First rule of optimisation is don't optimize!

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