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A restless Gen Z is reshaping the Chinese Dream(bbc.co.uk)
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
Great to see another release from the Godot team. I've been using Godot 4 a lot over the past few months and it has always been a joy.
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Nuclear Safety(computer.rip)
3 points by tiniuclx 3y ago|0 comments
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
Chapman Stick player here! The Harpejji has a very different tuning and technique. The melody side of the stick is tuned in fourths (like a guitar), and the bass side is tuned in fifths (like a cello). The Harpejji is tuned in whole steps,
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
I've been using GCC & friends for a few years now, building mostly for the Cortex-M23. GDB has been a godsend, with a J-Link you basically have as much runtime debugging support as you would on a hosted system. This is especially h
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The three kinds of leverage that anchor effective strategies(longform.asmartbear.com)
1 points by tiniuclx 3y ago|0 comments
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Tips and Tricks for Building Rock Solid Embedded Software(embedded.com)
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
> AI is zero marginal generation of information (well, nearly zero, relative to humans). As I wrote last year generative models unbundle idea creation from idea substantiation, which can then be duplicated and distributed at zero margina
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On Device AI – Double Edged Sword(semianalysis.com)
1 points by tiniuclx 3y ago|0 comments
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
I'm already using AI to make my music production process more efficient! Namely, I'm using a program called Sononym which listens to my tens of thousands of audio samples and lets you search by audio similarity through the entire
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by tiniuclx 3y ago
I've been using Stable Diffusion to generate cover images for the music I release & produce for others. It's a massive time saver compared to comping together the release art using image editing software, and a lot cheaper tha
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ARM Files for US IPO(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by tiniuclx 3y ago|0 comments
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Banking in uncertain times(bitsaboutmoney.com)
386 points by tiniuclx 4y ago|366 comments
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by tiniuclx 4y ago
Deploying wireless networks within legacy building automation systems. Most of these systems communicate through twisted wire pairs routed through the walls - tearing the walls down and upgrading this technology is very expensive and inconv
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by tiniuclx 4y ago
I've been using my M-Audio Keystation Mini 32 for a few years now, and it hasn't dissapointed. The keys are small & don't feel amazing to play, but it packs two and a half octaves in a package just over the width of my la
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by tiniuclx 5y ago
Please add WhatsApp Web notifications as well!
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by tiniuclx 5y ago
Which specific European countries are you thinking about? This does not match my experience at all - I have never heard of inheriting rental contracts & I have lived in Europe for basically all of my life. Family in Germany & Italy
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by tiniuclx 5y ago
That's a shock mount - it prevents vibration on the mic stand from being picked up by the microphone.
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by tiniuclx 6y ago
I've been playing guitar for nearly a decade, recording music for about five years, and I recently started playing the Chapman Stick, which is a wonderful instrument! I make alternative rock (mostly with female singers) with the occasi
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by tiniuclx 6y ago
There are some problems that cannot be corrected through room correction EQ, namely the Speaker Boundary Interference Effect, which happens when the reflection from a wall is out-of-phase with the signal that you want to hear, and produces
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by tiniuclx 6y ago
You can, but fundamentally the absorbent material needs to be as thick as one quarter of the wavelength of the frequency that you are trying to absorb. Deep bass, like e.g. 30Hz, has a wavelength of 8.6 metres. If you end up putting two met
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by tiniuclx 6y ago
There's a bit more to it that's been hinted at in this article. Briefly put, you don't want to be in the nodes of your room, the points where low frequencies bouncing off the walls cancel themselves out. For instance, no matt
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by tiniuclx 6y ago
This is a really important article if you want to get the most out of your speakers or studio monitors. When I was working on my home studio, I found that the position of the monitors had a huge impact on how they sounded. It took a good fe
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Wrapped and Sold(thebaffler.com)
1 points by tiniuclx 6y ago|0 comments
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by tiniuclx 6y ago
I was unable to find the original tweets that are in the picture, do you have another source?
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by tiniuclx 6y ago
Message me on Twitter (@tiniuclx) if you have any questions!
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by tiniuclx 6y ago
Hey, great to see a fellow UK stickist in the wild! My railboard arrived earlier this year. It sure is quite the handful... I can't say I'm nearly as good as I'd like to be, but I've managed to learn enough to track some
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by tiniuclx 6y ago
The low notes on guitar simply sound quite different from the low notes on bass, mostly because of the choice of string gauge, scale length, pickup design and amplifiers. Some genres such as progressive metal & djent find those sounds v
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by tiniuclx 6y ago
I am working on a similar project called Harmony Explorer [0], which was spawned out of how challenging I find it to remember note names of chords and to figure out chord names when using a capo on guitar. Harmony Explorer also lets you lis
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Hyperemployment, or the Exhausting Work of the Technology User(theatlantic.com)
3 points by tiniuclx 6y ago|0 comments

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