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by weatherlight 1y ago
Why C instead of Rust or Zig? Rustler and Zigler exist. I feel like a Vibecoded NIF in C is the absolute last thing I would want to expose the BEAM to.
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by weatherlight 1y ago
3 out of 5 of all the phone calls you've ever made was managed by a box somewhere running the Erlang VM (BEAM) which Elixir gets all its concurrency and parallelism from. And no, Discord has not moved away from Elixir. While they have
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by weatherlight 1y ago
https://x.com/mattjay/status/1913023007263543565/photo/1 ^ technical details here.
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by weatherlight 2y ago
ehhhh, kinda? the US and Spain have a tax agreement.
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by weatherlight 2y ago
I'm a dual citizen (US, Spain), I moved to Spain 1 year ago. I need to completely divest from the US.
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by weatherlight 2y ago
I said this else where, but, dramatic foreign policy shifts and realignments only make the U.S. even less attractive as an ally and a partner. Decades of relationships are being strained in the attempt of mending ties with a state that neve
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by weatherlight 2y ago
The US has basically said that. It doesn't matter though, because at the end of the day, dramatic foreign policy shifts and realignments only make the U.S. even less attractive as an ally and a partner. Decades of relationships are bei
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English-Prime(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by weatherlight 2y ago|0 comments
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by weatherlight 2y ago
...where the shadows of men's thoughts lengthen in the afternoon, when the twin suns sink into the lake of Hali; and my mind will bear for ever the memory of the Pallid Mask So good, So many question. So many allusions to thi
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by weatherlight 2y ago
I meant to type 1895! *ugh.
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by weatherlight 2y ago
https://open.spotify.com/track/5gAKMlDrJZaDBrFlwVpWk7?si=e93... ^ That "should" work. links to a track though, not the artist.
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by weatherlight 2y ago
"The Repairer of Reputations", is such a weird story. I love that fact that it takes place in 1920's NYC, 30 years in the future from when it was written (1985). It's not quite science fiction, though. The descriptions o
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by weatherlight 2y ago
I love this book. I have a a music project thats based on the themes around this particular book, and the metafiction inside the stories in this book. (90's Warp Records influence Braindance/IDM) https://open.spotify.co
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by weatherlight 2y ago
That's still pretty slow, considering there's that "thinking" phase.
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by weatherlight 2y ago
So awesome, I wonder what the cost (modern cost) of this is?
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by weatherlight 2y ago
That's one hell of a introduction Glimmer started out as a GUI Library and grew into a full-fledged DSL Framework with support for multiple GUI DSLs. Glimmer's namesake is referring to the Glimmer o
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by weatherlight 2y ago
I'd still do the first tutorial above, so you can understand how to use VCV Rack, but here is a small tutorial (10 minutes.) That will help you understand what's going on under the hood of your favorite FM synths. He doesn't
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by weatherlight 2y ago
Not every one has a 303, Maybe they want to take that cheap Behringer mono synth and do acid on that? one could argue what made it great was that it only has 5 parameters that affects it's sound and it's sequencer, (and it was a t
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by weatherlight 2y ago
The first two-thirds of this tutorial seems to be focused on breaking down the components of a standard subtractive synthesizer (essentially the synthesis process itself). However, it doesn’t really delve into how these components are inter
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by weatherlight 2y ago
Again, the OPs post is an introduction to synthesis. Good luck finding those “sounds.”
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by weatherlight 2y ago
I really hate to be that guy but… the terms “East Coast” and “West Coast” synthesis are pretty mainstream within the synth community, especially among those who follow the history and styles of modular synthesis. These distinctions were pop
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by weatherlight 2y ago
I’m sorry :( I get it. It’s how I feel about DAWs.
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by weatherlight 2y ago
My friend, with the app above you can take 6 VCOs, have them modulate each other and understand how the FM(phase) synthesis on a DX7 works. Instead of guessing. Explore why certain ratios produce bell like tones etc. One of may favorite dig
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by weatherlight 2y ago
The original post is about synthesis and learning about synthesis. Not music theory or how to program an acid patch. Those are separate skills.
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by weatherlight 2y ago
I disagree... those "tedious fundamentals" is how all synths work, irregardless of synthesis type. Watch the video. It's 15 minutes. I wish I could learn assembly in 15 minutes! You build the synth one module and one connecti
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by weatherlight 2y ago
Hold up, I'm going to send a email to every synth company that sells synths with filters and explain to them that they aren't selling synthesizers but transformers. I'm positive that it will be received well!
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by weatherlight 2y ago
If you want to understand (Subtractive) synthesis. The best way is to get copy of VCV rack and follow a few tutorials. If you patch one subtractive mono synth voice once, you understand 80% of all subtractive synth architecture moving forwa
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by weatherlight 2y ago
its a take for sure, but it feels like it goes a bit off-topic. The OP article is about the idea that Ruby doesn’t really have global methods since methods in Kernel are scoped within each object. Arguing that only network-accessible variab
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by weatherlight 2y ago
That's not true. The language needs to be declarative. if you use your favorite lang and develop a DSL around those APIS, that DSL would be declarative.. also the language itself, isn't that complicated.... it's really quite
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Discovery Makes Skin Invisible with Yellow Dye(youtube.com)
1 points by weatherlight 2y ago|0 comments

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