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by untangle 11y ago
Dr Edgar Choueiri at Princeton University is similarly developing 3d audio presentations over two audio channels. [1] He has initially targeted audiophiles [2], and he has teamed with David Chesky (HDtracks.com) on a number of "binaura
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Cinder Sensing Cooker(cindercooks.com)
1 points by untangle 12y ago|0 comments
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by untangle 13y ago
"I don't know" is very good; "I'll find out" is usually better. So I was taught as a plebe at the Naval Academy...
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by untangle 13y ago
I think that this is very clever. Part of the value is the entertainment that it provides in a nominally soulcrushingly-dull task. The major flaw (fail) for me is that LastPass doesn't know what to do with it. Still, I passed to our de
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by untangle 14y ago
Good for you. You'll be in good company. These folks aren't HN-rich either: fighter pilot, fireman, teacher, social worker...
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by untangle 14y ago
In Chrome, you can lessen the pain by using the "goo.gl" (or similar) extension.
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by untangle 14y ago
Love it. Can you please add filters for "by-genre" and "kindle-only"? Please..
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by untangle 15y ago
The ability to collapse the nested replies. This would aid in keeping page formatting within bounds, and also in scanning the scope of the threads.
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by untangle 15y ago
This article is one of the most lucid and accurate that I have read on this topic. However, one thing that's missing here (and in nearly all other similar pieces) is a full discussion of the prerequisites of the sampling theorem. For exampl
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by untangle 15y ago
> In theory, it's true that the human hear can't hear above ~18kHz, but it can hear the influence of the very high pitch harmonics on a lower frequency. That may well be true. But those mixed-down harmonics that are heard "live" would t
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by untangle 15y ago
Well put. I also find that the nature of the musical content matters as well. For me, the most easily detected artifacts occur in complex material (e.g., symphonic or multi-tracked rock), especially when a lot of upper-bass and lower-midran
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by untangle 15y ago
I'm a big fan of Apple's products. Have been since the Apple II. But when I look dispassionately at the core capabilities, I do not see uniform excellence. Apple clearly excels at: marketing/brand, hardware, and partner/supply chain managem
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Why CEOs Fail - 7 Bad Habits(forbes.com)
1 points by untangle 15y ago|0 comments
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by untangle 15y ago
This video, despite its vague title, documents the history of software objects. In fact, its subtitle is "The 50th Anniversary of Objects?" Very nicely done. Bob
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by untangle 15y ago
Chuck Moore is one of my heros, and has been since those '70s that he talks about. Try as I might, I have had a hellofatime using Forth (and now Factor) to get nontrivial things done. But I keep trying, because I find the philosophy so comp
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by untangle 15y ago
"[we are]...not one of those uglies." (CEO using sonogram analogy in memo to employees.) This is the $310M man? Are you kidding me? Next he'll be off killing elephants with the GoDaddy guy. Bob