ThJ

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by ThJ 5mo ago
Scientific paper? Not entirely sure. Go at it, hackers! Forskningspapir? Ikke helt sikker. Kjør på, hackere!
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Feynman Hamster(github.com)
1 points by ThJ 5mo ago|1 comments
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A Brief History of the Internet: Why We Never Had a Chance(viktorwinterberg.substack.com)
4 points by ThJ 5y ago|1 comments
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Our Descent: The Story of the Rise and Fall of Western Culture(viktorwinterberg.substack.com)
3 points by ThJ 5y ago|0 comments
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by ThJ 5y ago
The writing is great.
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by ThJ 5y ago
this.
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by ThJ 5y ago
I don't know how widely known this is among the HN crowd, but: Sennheiser did professional audio equipment for many decades before they entered the consumer market. To me, it sounds like they're returning to their core business.
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by ThJ 6y ago
many sims use some variety of SPICE and some convergence algorithm a-la Newton's method to discover the voltages and currents at the nodes. simulating a system where every single component runs in parallel with every other component is
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by ThJ 6y ago
speaker frequency response simulations will sometimes use an equivalent electronic circuit. it could help design better speakers. any time you interface digital circuitry with the real world, hybrid circuitry is used. also, with this increa
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by ThJ 6y ago
i've had a lot trouble with analog simulations in SPICE. they often fail to converge or run incredibly slowly. i do a lot of audio circuitry. the speedups addressed here could potentially make it possible to simulate audio circuits in
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by ThJ 6y ago
but the movie portrayed him as a dick...
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by ThJ 6y ago
the article seems to skip over the entire field of colour science. there is a colour space for the human eye. it's called LMS. there is also a colour space, derived from it, called CIEXYZ. it's the colour space that all ICC profil
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by ThJ 6y ago
Looking for: Contract jobs Location: Oslo, Norway Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, digital signal processing, electrical engineering, embedded, ESnext (vanilla, vue.js, node.js), hybrid circuits, Java, multimedia program
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by ThJ 7y ago
More like cabins in the wild than country cottages, some of them not accessible by car. Calling them country cottages makes them seem like they’re houses, but they’re more like cabins, often without water and electricity, because they’re no
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by ThJ 7y ago
It helps to use linear gamma when manipulating RGB values. Linear gamma fixes most issues with interpolating and mixing RGB values and that’s also why most modern CG pipelines use it. It produces the most natural results.
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by ThJ 7y ago
This is what futures contracts are for. They are settled with a physical delivery or in cash, depending on the contract. Futures trading is a prediction market. If you produce a commodity, you could, for example, place a sell order that is
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by ThJ 7y ago
Dunning-Kruger effect
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by ThJ 7y ago
I think all those trains, cars, carriages and people would’ve made a lot more noise than the audio mix suggests. The trains and cars especially should be drowning out everything else as they pass near the camera. This sounds more like the a
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by ThJ 7y ago
They’re not? Take a look at at a Final Cut Pro.
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by ThJ 7y ago
These are prescription medications being taken under the supervision of both a psychiatrist and a doctor. Again, I'm actually cutting back on the medications. I was on a much higher dose before. I find it very funny that themes of se
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by ThJ 7y ago
I’m 36. Did not expect this to happen at my age. I’ll be 40 in 4 years and I thought I was too old to learn things about myself.
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by ThJ 7y ago
Some of the stuff on the hypomania page rings a bell, but I don’t think disinhibition requires testing and confronting your fears first. What I’m going through, behaviourally speaking, feels more like learning the actual vs believed limits
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by ThJ 7y ago
I mean, it looks that way, but who walks around telling that to people? I recognise it as that. I took some interest in Zen Buddhism, years before this happened, and would sometimes experiment with meditation and controlling my breathing. “
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by ThJ 7y ago
Oh, I read psychology. Actually, it was mania at one point, but, uh, I... stopped it? And then interesting things began happening. My ability to improvise on the piano improved. My appreciation of classical music grew. The paranoia was repl
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by ThJ 7y ago
People tell you to “focus” and it’s very funny because I think much clearer than them by NOT focusing. My brain isn’t so much focused on one thing as it’s focused on everything at once. Intuition works very fast so if you give it a few data
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by ThJ 7y ago
Oh, um, that’s interesting. I have found I can make myself dream while awake in a way... I use relaxation techniques on myself all day and it’s actually a bit frightening what you can make your own brain do... What happened to me is I becam
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by ThJ 7y ago
The field of information technology is still in its infancy. Had it been more mature, we would already have formalised the distinction between the researcher, the engineer and the craftsman, so commonly seen in other fields. Our current use
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by ThJ 7y ago
Knowing the features of your language can expand your horizons. I had already been a programmer for years when JavaScript entered a new era, and I thought I knew a thing or two about computing. With time, I understood that what I had was a
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by ThJ 7y ago
As far as I can tell, this is basically the 32.32 fixed-point equivalent of Math.floor(N * Math.random()). It reminds me of the sort of tricks I used as a teenager back in the 90s to speed up my MS-DOS graphics code. Another trick: You can
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Ask HN: How would one go about getting an engineering-themed programming job?
2 points by ThJ 7y ago|0 comments

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