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v-yadli
6y ago
For anyone wondering about the CIPO /COPI thing instead of MOSI/MISO: https://www.oshwa.org/a-resolution-to-redefine-spi-signal-na...
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v-yadli
6y ago
The system will also be more tolerant for ill-formed numbers, and thus numerically more stable (not running into NAN / INF as frequently).
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6y ago
Enter 嗯(polyphonic): ng1: indeed, so what? ng2: huh? ng3: what? ng4: yeah, yes. ng~: nooo.
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Qt Could Go Proprietary, KDE Relationship and Qt-Based Free Software in Jeopardy
(linuxreviews.org)
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Researchers in Microsoft Research Asia Lab Launch Covid Insights Website
(microsoft.com)
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6y ago
Why isn't this name used for a tar gui frontend? :p
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7y ago
Thanks!
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7y ago
Contrary to your experience, I find many patches have a narrow sweet spot where the transients created by a overdriven filter produce rich and mesmerizing textures. Turn up Q and try again? :)
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7y ago
I'd also like to mention that MIDI 1.0 runs on a 31250 baud/s com link. This requires a balance between precision and throughput. The bandwidth gets pretty tight with CC messages interleaved with clock and SYSEX (sample dumps, pat
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7y ago
> This is extremely misleading. Sure, the velocity input into your synth is going to be at 7-bit resolution, but at soon as the synth has it, it can play anything it wants at whatever volume it wants to based on how you have configured i
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7y ago
What you list here basically means you prefer terminal to GUI, not specific to emacs. Swap emacs for vim and most still apply. :)
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7y ago
fvim author here. The font in the screenshot is `Iosevka Slab` which _is_ monospace -- `fvim` currently syncs with the neovim grid system and doesn't support proportional fonts well. Sorry about the confusion -- I think you've alr
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7y ago
Curious: how did you correct him? Also just FYI, the Muslim people live with Han people together in most areas of China (you can just go to about any cities in China and start sampling) and most Han people have learned to respect the Muslim
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7y ago
If they mean better python integration.. then YES
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7y ago
As a long time Vim user, the comments here actually encourage me to give it another try. I once tried it on a tablet, but obviously I missed that it’s about keystrokes.
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Amazing. Traditionally kanji characters (and most Eastern Asia glyphs ) have individual typesetting layouts (a lot of horizontal lines of different elevations, for example 一干十土士王田甲由中申) Aligning the horizontal strokes seem controversial at f
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7y ago
Freedom of speech I guess?
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7y ago
Try jave, it’s java based and has been around for a long time.
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7y ago
to clarify, "advance" in "forward", not to develop or grow ------------- Chen Xin is selected to represent the will of the mankind (or she would've been purged quickly after showing the inabilities) so the character
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Mind you, weak && bad does not imply inconsequence. Try to put the PC for our time aside, and think about this again. In the cold and cruel universe, what would survive? Advance, advance at all costs. Edit: You don’t have to save th
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7y ago
Not a deal breaker though I think. We can simply bind the menus to some key chords/combos.
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7y ago
The "Alan Kay" references in the video is a good cue of what's on the author's mind -- I guess the goal is to create an environment for contents, not something like a general-purpose desktop. Quite ambitious I'd say
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7y ago
The video is here: https://video.foxbusiness.com/v/6042507238001/#sp=show-clips
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Key Moments from the Trade War Debate Between Trish Regan and Liu Xin
(radiichina.com)
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Yeah, but the satellites are not too maneuverable. The trajectory is mostly mechanical.
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7y ago
Actually I guess... it is sufficient to send up mines (lots of them) and wait for the satellites to hit them. Nevertheless, this is such a terrible idea, I hope this is not the future.
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7y ago
I assume sending up a comsat is more expensive than sending up explosive to destroy it.
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7y ago
I don’t have much experience with consumer grade Cisco routers so there’s not much I can comment on this. I do use a Huawei fiber modem+router 2-in-1 day to day. The router firmware is crap and I have to do some modifications, and effective
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Huawei says FedEx redirected packages to the US
(techradar.com)
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Circle: C++ with compile-time interpreter for metaprogramming
(github.com)
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