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by sethhochberg 13y ago
Given that most audio compression techniques are perceptual, and the signal here falls into the "most important" 300hz to 3.4khz range that gets special attention in human hearing, I'd guess it is pretty resilient to run of t
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
Question for those with a little more tax acumen than I have - if moving large sums of money offshore is frequently a one-way street due to tax penalties when that cash comes back into the country, what are companies using (or able to use)
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
That seems much more reasonable - assuming 260 work days a year and 2 trips per day, we'd be looking at just under 450 cars off the roads due to shuttles.
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
I wonder how much of the resentment to owning hardware comes from the "fail fast" approach - if you're trying to vet a business model quickly or move onto the next thing, having actual physical assets to take care of if the c
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
I'd imagine the intent with storage is to use the Thunderbolt ports to connect to a storage device (probably one with hardware RAID) that takes up far more physical space than is available inside the Mac Pro chassis itself and has far
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
A friend of mine working at Microsoft mentioned this afternoon the Redmond campus had a full network outage.
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
I used Winamp for years, and have used Reaper for years and didn't realize they were connected. Makes perfect sense now that I think about it. Thanks for pointing that out.
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
In particular, Sapphire Technology is a major manufacturer of AMD GPUs. That would have been very interesting. http://www.sapphiretech.com
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
To me, those type of functions (dialer, messaging, music player, etc) are more "app" than "OS" - obviously alternate music, messaging, home screen, etc apps are available, but what about dialers? Is that piece of the sys
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
In general, tenant / landlord relationships are heavily regulated - legal objections to AirBnB style rentals (pretty reasonably, in my opinion) claim that anyone who has a unit that is primarily a rental for tenants is a landlord, and
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
I would. I've got a decade's worth of USB 2.0, Micro USB cables laying around. So do all of my friends. If I'm out somewhere and need to charge my phone or (less likely) transfer a lot of data, I don't want to have to de
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by sethhochberg 13y ago
I agree. For me, I really do enjoy writing Ruby programs - but when something isn't working as expected and its time to do some serious debugging, I prefer C++ all day.
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by sethhochberg 14y ago
Out of curiosity, could you describe a scenario where you'd consider time-stamping like that to be a lifesaver?
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by sethhochberg 14y ago
I did exactly this for many months, but then realized that I was spending 90% of my time in the VM and it just made more sense to run the linux install native. My laptop is my development machine, so I usually have my desktop (Windows, sinc