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by wdfx 5y ago
Finally there's the WCF - Wife Compensation Factor; "Here, I bought you one too."
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by wdfx 5y ago
Additionally, TS allows the team to be more confident in refactoring, or updating dependency versions, where the interfaces and argument types may change (because obviously, semver is not ubiquitous, and also not fool proof). The incompatib
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by wdfx 5y ago
Meaning that it loads quickly, doesn't mess up scrolling or history, has no paywall or obnoxious popups etc etc... ?
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by wdfx 5y ago
Love it. --- glugger https://l.thisworddoesnotexist.com/RxWg --- superfessional https://l.thisworddoesnotexist.com/ySHx --- spankety https://l.thisworddoesnotexist.com/LyH6 --- discooper h
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by wdfx 5y ago
I somewhat agree, but to me the semantics using unknown makes more sense as the function is attempting to answer a question of the input object. "What is object? I don't know. Does it meet these conditions? Yes then object is Huma
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by wdfx 5y ago
Your input parameter type should be unknown, not any.
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by wdfx 5y ago
The type itself is fine but how it is checked and used is not. The following would be better, and in this case you will also have a Human type inside the forEach callback: // ... other code type Human = { name: string;
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by wdfx 5y ago
Does anyone know any existing open source that aims for the reverse of this? i.e. works as a midi data receiver (app or plugin) and maps to hardware/physical outputs? I've built my own for a midi-cv controller for modular synth, a
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by wdfx 5y ago
Agree. HN is so much less readable today :(
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by wdfx 5y ago
I agree. I think the author is projecting an opinion of "I don't want to do code reviews" so is justifying that opinion by outlining a process which allows him to bypass reviews in majority of cases. My own opinion: do code r
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by wdfx 5y ago
Compare also the FT8 weak signal radio protocol. Remarkably robust but serves a max of 77 bits per 15 seconds (and also hard codes radio specific codes/IDs in the message, it's not even general purpose)
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by wdfx 5y ago
Your 2002 JAGUAR XKR is valued near $0 No. No it is not.
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by wdfx 5y ago
I've just started getting into this using SDR. Although I cannot design and build such low cost high performance digital receivers, I do have a lot of control over: - software: I can make my own DSP pipelines for demodulation and filte
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by wdfx 5y ago
You haven't lost anything. It's about what others can gain. Meaning, those who don't (yet) know how to make their own boards or dont care how the interfaces work can still plug a couple of boards together and make a working s
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by wdfx 5y ago
No, the pc does contain compatible hardware but by default configured in a way which is not compatible. Even a tech savvy user then gets bored of the process to change the configuration. Most other people will simply give up and either not
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by wdfx 5y ago
A lot of this sounds very familiar. I was working on the in-house tools doing the same thing for a very big VFX house from 2012-2018. Early on in that job, we only really had one pair of tools for production management - one for the project
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by wdfx 5y ago
See also the AY-3-8910 if you cannot find a SID https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Instrument_AY-3-8910
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by wdfx 5y ago
You're not strictly allowed to decode and read pager messages.
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by wdfx 5y ago
This infuriates me every time I go to some atlassian issue or doc page. I'm either logged in or not. Just show me the content and don't take it away from me for a pointless Auth check flow!!
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by wdfx 5y ago
Third person here to mention guitars... Takamine TB-10
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by wdfx 6y ago
Even an empty file can contain a bug, by virtue of being empty.
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by wdfx 6y ago
This sounds very familiar. In my final year at school I was given privileges to 'monitor' the school's computer lab over lunchtimes. What that amounted to was really just reminding the other students to save and leave before
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by wdfx 6y ago
Or build your own around an RPi 4 https://bitbucket.org/doughammond/guitarix-foot-remote/src/m...
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by wdfx 6y ago
I've spent 2 months on https://connoise.lon.dev an audio synthesiser. Mostly to brush up on my c++ knowledge and modern standards. It's working but not perfect, I've got a few interesting problems to solve yet.
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by wdfx 6y ago
It's not difficult to implement a 'virtual' list which renders only the items which are visible. It's a little trickier if your list items are not all the same height, but not impossible.
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by wdfx 6y ago
I've worked on an app with an IMGUI on canvas. It was amazingly fast and responsive. Nothing which was built after that to try and replace it was anywhere near as performant.
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by wdfx 6y ago
I think this approach should not be feared. Over the years I have 'bankrupted' several supporting systems, some more than once. I've deleted shit like - old tickets - documentation / wikis - old infrastructure - old back
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by wdfx 6y ago
I have a British 1920's car and I can verify that this is all on point. It's an amazing machine to drive but you do first really have to get to understand how that machine works. Modern cars are very good at doing a lot of the h
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by wdfx 6y ago
I'm writing a software audio synthesiser. Not quite the same as I'm not following or reimplementing any established standard, but it's interesting and fun to Greenfield a c++ project using minimal dependencies to do things li
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by wdfx 6y ago
The dancing that is... The marriage is still very much in progress

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