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by ta988 3y ago
Depends how high-res, but some encoders have several million steps per rotation (up to 25 bits for that brand): https://www.gurley.com/rotary-motion (I don't know the prices of those probably several thousands a piece?
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by ta988 3y ago
Go with original replacement sliders from good mixer boards. They will usually be much much better and easier to select than any out of electronic vendor ones. They are really costly but the difference in behavior, feeling and reliability i
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by ta988 3y ago
I found the RP2040 to be great for HID projects like that because of its two cores and PIOs. So you don't have delays because of display/LED updates, and you can delegate some work to the state machines. If the author is around:
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by ta988 3y ago
Thanks for sharing this. There are two main reasons I know people behind the use acceleration for pots in midi controllers: - increase reactivity (small quick movement to cut frequencies faster for example) - low resolution of encoders (mos
515.
by ta988 3y ago
It does indeed work. Thanks for the quick fix, and I realize that there is more than a search engine here!
516.
by ta988 3y ago
it always makes me sad to see that projects used by so many companies have to fight to get what amounts to two average paid devs in those same companies
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by ta988 3y ago
Firefox android
518.
by ta988 3y ago
Yes to get an accurate comparison we would need to have results from queries 10 years ago. I still remember myself having to really often go to page 3 and more of google searches to find things even really early on. I think it has never bee
519.
by ta988 3y ago
Just my feedback after trying to finally get to what it is exactly. I tried to find marginalia on DDG, not on the first page. Google has it after some garbage. If I go to marginalia.nu I get a SSL error. search.marginalia.nu works If i sear
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by ta988 3y ago
I am all for visas post education, to give a chance. But they should be separate from work visas so they can be tweaked separately.
521.
by ta988 3y ago
Disagree as it has no warranty you are good enough to keep a job, only that you could pay fees every year.
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by ta988 3y ago
A lot of the garlic in yhe US is from China, so if you ate in a restaurant you likely had some already.
523.
by ta988 3y ago
Yes a 3-5 min UHPLC/MS (and even a UHPLC/UV which is cheaper) can tell you that. Cost of experiment? $10 (not including human cost) Cost of equipment $200k-$400k for this kind of things. One machine and one operator can analyze hu
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by ta988 3y ago
Reviews are transferable? I was wondering because many reviews I have seen don't seem to be for the product I am looking at at all.
525.
by ta988 3y ago
If you replace the Calcium with chalk you would still have a source of calcium so it wouldn't be that bad :D
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by ta988 3y ago
Much better! Thanks
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by ta988 3y ago
As you posted a link from your own blog/consulting, I will allow myself a design comment, this slowly appearing text makes reading extremely distracting on a phone. And the font is smaller than most websites.
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by ta988 3y ago
https://xkcd.com/1217/
529.
by ta988 3y ago
Because the open drivers are good enough but have to deal with a proprietary blob that can't be fixed for bugs and has undefined features/behavior.
530.
by ta988 3y ago
You can find waveshare panels that are bigger, 13.3" for around the price of that thing. They are not that hard to drive.
531.
by ta988 3y ago
So only usable with their own app that may disappear with the company in a year? That sound like potential e-waste in a short amount of time.
532.
by ta988 3y ago
https://www.zettlr.com/ is a really close Open alternative.
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by ta988 3y ago
And Lisp machines were extremely complicated to use. Every time I see one at Vintage computer conventions I am reminded that.
534.
by ta988 3y ago
Highly field dependent. In most of biology, two figures is often way above pipetting skills of most mortals (and robots). In physics in my meager understanding they are looking at close to 10 in some cases.
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by ta988 3y ago
I don't think we have any way to do that. Time is abstract for algorithms. Unless you make something you know you couldn't solve in less than x years. But that assumes you can predict improvements in algorithms and computing power
536.
by ta988 3y ago
Same thing here we hired a retired domain specialist, sure he had issues with all current dev environments, tooling etc. But that's still a really clear net positive. There is no way we could have built this without the decades of know
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by ta988 3y ago
Having an escrow in a structure like the library of congress (or the NSA, they have tons of storage /s) and they get released when company dies or the product isn't commercialised for more than x years. Or when the company decides
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by ta988 3y ago
If that's necessary to manage waste why not, as long as cost is paid by every city that sends garbage there.
539.
by ta988 3y ago
Yes some cities are littered with these. Around cannabis dispensaries where they are often given as gifts it is even worse.
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by ta988 3y ago
As in they take most things even if you don't buy anything?

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