vortico

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931.
by vortico 9y ago
Yes, I should emphasize that the minor differences are really minor and mostly typographical. There's no reason to need the published copy over the draft unless you're IBM working on icc, one of the head gcc maintainers, etc.
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by vortico 9y ago
The C++ draft and published standard are so similar, the only parties I imagine would need the published copy are gcc frontend developers, technical managers at IBM, etc. As an individual who gets into the deep dark crevices of C++, I'
933.
by vortico 9y ago
By "you", do you mean companies that send these emails? But good point. What you said is another reason that the CAN-SPAM might be violated by requiring a login to unsubscribe.
934.
by vortico 9y ago
I also hate that. You could claim that doing this is a violation of the CAN-SPAM act since it can be assumed that there will be people who have forgotten their password, so therefore the unsubscribe button is nonfunctional.
935.
by vortico 9y ago
Why not both?
936.
by vortico 9y ago
If the vulnerability required scripting or special tools to be written, yes, it should be disclosed in private. But anyone can happen upon this, and I imagine the reaction for most is "Huh! That's funny! My friends and followers w
937.
by vortico 9y ago
On mobile, that game runs better than any native game I've seen!
938.
by vortico 9y ago
Amazing! With SVG being supported on all browsers you should care about today, it obsoletes icon fonts, which require the entire icon set to be downloaded. Anyone know of a FontAwesome-like project, ideally with a CDN, that serves SVG icons
939.
by vortico 9y ago
Ah, yes. It uses nanovg and libsamplerate, which are very CPU heavy.
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by vortico 9y ago
Turn it down with a mixer module then?
941.
by vortico 9y ago
As an answer to "why", if you are curious: Technical limitations of being a VST/AU plugin: Sparse support of window resizing, lack of multiple simultaneous DAW integration, ability to only exist on multiple channels, ability
942.
by vortico 9y ago
Here's a tutorial and template project for creating your own plugins. https://github.com/VCVRack/Tutorial The other resource is the collection of header files in Rack/include/.
943.
by vortico 9y ago
Yes, documentation is needed, so I'm collaborating with a few people to get everything documented. You can hold Ctrl while clicking-and-dragging on an output to create a stackable cable on top of it, or drag from an input to the output
944.
by vortico 9y ago
That would fall under the aformentioned "amalgamated" interfaces. In Rack you can (theoretically) plug or unplug new interfaces with a different sample rates and block sizes without rebuilding your virtual interface, since they ar
945.
by vortico 9y ago
Yes, IMO. Modular is advanced, but it's the purest, most fundamental way of synthesizing sound. Many people complain that they never see modular artists make normal subtractive patches (the typical VCO > VCF > VCA, modulated with
946.
by vortico 9y ago
Yes, and here are the relevant Github issues to follow. https://github.com/VCVRack/Rack/issues/31 https://github.com/VCVRack/Rack/issues/44
947.
by vortico 9y ago
I've never seen it take more than 100MB of RAM. What is your OS and amount of RAM reported by your OS?
948.
by vortico 9y ago
See https://vcvrack.com/manual/Core.html for VCV Bridge information.
949.
by vortico 9y ago
Multiple audio interface support is experimental. This is a feature even AAA DAWs do not have, and if so, they are "amalgamated interfaces" rather than separate simultaneous connections. If you get into a crash-on-boot loop, remov
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by vortico 9y ago
"Photorealistic" might be a better word for what SwellJoe means.
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VCV Rack – Open-source virtual modular synthesizer(vcvrack.com)
173 points by vortico 9y ago|52 comments
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by vortico 9y ago
What use cases are there for minifying SVG? It never struck me as something that was large enough to be worth compressing its filesize in any way. It's the CPU/GPU that you usually want to worry about, since only a few characters
953.
by vortico 9y ago
What was its speed at closest sun approach? Because the speed of objects in our solar system are all very low compared to the speed of the nearest solar system compared to our sun, I imagine this could also be the fastest object ever to be
954.
by vortico 9y ago
The code examples in the five screenshots on the homepage are some of the first real-world use cases I've seen of "real" Haskell. It gives the impression of Haskell as a practical language other than an idealized clean-room e
955.
by vortico 9y ago
>Why would I pay $30? If you think the benefit of using the software is $30 or greater, like anything else in the world.
956.
by vortico 9y ago
I already mentioned two ways around this, which is why your argument is void: Holding small amounts in PayPal (or similar) accounts, and bypassing cards entirely and using bank routing transactions. Both are solved technical problems.
957.
by vortico 9y ago
Right, totally agree, but this is not the reason that micropayments is not more commonplace. It's equally difficult to get people to log into a payment system to pay $1.40 vs $1.55.
958.
by vortico 9y ago
Are those use cases significant enough to make e-ink "take the world by storm"?
959.
by vortico 9y ago
The "learning programming was much easier back in the day" rhetoric is exaggerated. Programming on any device is much easier than it was 10 years ago in VBScript, which was easier than 10 years before. Downloading some $1 app to w
960.
by vortico 9y ago
You can connect PayPal to your bank without a credit or debit card, so yes, they can be out of the equation if the consumer wants to. I don't think PayPal or card fees are significant in this discussion of micropayments. The issue of m

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