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NextMaster: A replica of the famously performant McMaster-Carr web catalog(github.com)
2 points by pathless 11mo ago|1 comments
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by pathless 1y ago
I'm curious how this works under the hood, and how the resource consumption differs from just serving text via curl... Interesting. Realtime input and play!
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by pathless 1y ago
The thing I love most is that it has temporal accuracy and automatically inserts commercial breaks.
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by pathless 1y ago
Also, ReverbMachine does this sort of thing regularly for all different artists. They have covered Daft Punk's albums pretty thoroughly: https://reverbmachine.com/blog/how-kavinsky-created-nightcal... https:&#x2F
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by pathless 1y ago
Hey, I happen to own the vocal tool they used for this song and Digital Love. It's called the Digitech Vocalist. It's a MIDI-controlled pitch corrector, and it's the key to that whispery sort of grainy sound to Thomas's
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by pathless 2y ago
I forgot about BlueSky since, around ~2 months ago, every last person I followed on there moved back (reopened) to Twitter due to the user number falloff... I am so out of the loop now
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by pathless 2y ago
This unexpected news really cemented that point for him.
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by pathless 2y ago
I watched the whole thing so you don't have to: 1. A DOTS reader looks sort of like an external DVD/tape/floppy drive 2. Data is recoverable not via just a DOTS reader, but with a normal camera/microscope if need be. Ima
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by pathless 2y ago
This is a crazy question, but what song is used in the intro of that video?
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by pathless 2y ago
That was an amazing read as well. I really wish the internet had more game-programming-for-beginners or whatever you might call them style microblogs. Shamus will be missed! RIP.
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Programming terrain from scratch using C++ and OpenGL by Shamus Young (2006)(shamusyoung.com)
107 points by pathless 2y ago|23 comments
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by pathless 2y ago
Telegram is genuinely the best general communication platform I have ever used, by far. I really hope he has a good lawyer and this doesn't end up getting essentially murdered for creating it. When you create something that is objectiv
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by pathless 2y ago
Commercial developers and jam participants want the same thing. And even if they weren't much alike, this is still a huge indicator of trajectory.
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by pathless 2y ago
Unity has become an unfocused, poorly optimized, half-baked mess. This WAS bad for the independent and small developer market that actually uses their engine for final builds, but they've begun a mass exodus to Godot, which happened to
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by pathless 2y ago
Remember AMD's Skybridge project? They wanted to put ARM and x86 together on one chip, but they cancelled it. I don't know why, because it seemed like a cool way to bridge the gap. Maybe they were worried it'd become a revers
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by pathless 2y ago
Intel has had very good marketing for decades, and they've also surrendered to marginless sales just for the sake of appearing dominant. AMD's strategy of late seems to be for higher margins, but lower share.
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by pathless 6y ago
The redesign is terrible. It looks nicer, but ultimately it behaves terribly. It loses connection with reddit all the time, makes my PC fan speed up to a volume that not even games can achieve, and is downright just behaviorally bizarre. Vi
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by pathless 6y ago
This makes sense. A person harboring the most replication of a virus is more likely to produce a prolific strain. An immunocompromised individual is also much more likely to harbor other viruses that can share genetic material with each oth