rotexo

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   by rotexo 9y ago

   I had the exact same experience, but now that I revisit it after a decade living in California, I find it hilarious.
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   by rotexo 10y ago

   Thanks for the explanation!
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   by rotexo 10y ago

   I Love Sonic Visualiser. I use it all the time for musical analysis to slice audio files for playback in SuperCollider. I only wish it had an annotation layer text file format like Praat does for phonetic analysis of speech audio--I know yo
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   Miller Puckette: the man behind the Max and Pd audio programming languages(spectrum.ieee.org)

   1 points by rotexo 10y ago|0 comments
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   by rotexo 11y ago

   it's old, but if you are interested in algorithmic composition, you might check out athenaCL: http://www.flexatone.org/athena.html athenaCL also supports working with nifty things like Xenakis sieves ( https:/&#x2
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   by rotexo 11y ago

   excuse me, but I think you forgot to take the opportunity provided by that ellipsis to put on your visor.
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   Privacy-preserving algorithm for genome assembly using cloud computing resources(biorxiv.org)

   18 points by rotexo 11y ago|0 comments
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   by rotexo 11y ago

   gotta follow this up with a shout-out to flux balance analysis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flux_balance_analysis I'm TAing intro Bio right now, and I really wish teaching metabolism with toy FBA models was gener