Oshpark is more expensive and doesn't do assembly. Their only value over JLC is "not in China."
No it's just intrinsically antisocial behavior
This paper [0] from 2022 is pretty good. "Low complexity" it is not, though. [0] https://arxiv.org/pdf/2201.02179
It really hasn't though. Fossil fuels kill or disable more people every year than nuclear power has, ever. Even in terms of radiation accidents, nuclear power generation pales in comparison to orphan sources from…
There's a bimodal distribution of software developers where the lower set never touches the problems that the others deal with. The attitude of "nobody has to implement X" is one set of the distribution being wholly…
> Craft > sales. Great craftsmanship always sells, so in the long run it is not a bad investment. This entire saga of XBOX fka Microsoft Gaming is proof to the contrary
If it were limited to one night of the year and people just moved on it would be fine. These days it stretches out for half the summer, practically.
AMD invented x86_64
In this case they have literal correspondence between the CEOs.
> "show me the incentives and I will predict the outcome" thing There are supposed to be two stopgaps here. First, the fear of going to jail for committing crimes. Secondly, the social reprisal for committing crimes…
I didn't say it did?
I wouldn't call archiving a consumer application but I understand the point. Really it gets back to the word: fidelity. Some say it means "truth" but really it's latin for faithful or in the context of audio,…
The unit of a block size is samples (frames, technically), not seconds. When configuring audio devices for playback you tune both sample rate and block size for latency. It used to be far more common to tune sample rate…
This is a stupid question but I'm a stupid EE/SWE who knows very little about physical objects. In the all these animations of the pistons I see linear motion translated into rotary motion using the crank shaft - but…
Higher sample rates are lower latency for the same block size and resampling is not "free" (pick 2: performance, aliasing, latency) so there can be advantages to working with audio archived at higher sample rates. But…
> Higher sample rates than 48kHz only needed when you want to pitch down ultrasonic recordings (of whales, bats and other such animals for example). There are numerous use cases for higher sample rates that go beyond…
> that will instantly 10x or 100x current capabilities. In the 1920s we had legions of very smart, highly trained (arguably better trained in mathematics) basically chucking relays and vacuum tubes together with…
Yes. Your experience is not every experience.
Firstly, standards compliance is bad when the standard is bad. Secondly nothing precludes defining '3' as the lowest file descriptor for open(), since stdin/stdout/stderr cannot be opened (they are opened before the…
They suffer from that on both Linux and MacOS.
Large asset managers aren't buying up significant amounts of property, this is basically an imagined problem that wants to demonize corporations/financiers for a problem created by local land use policy.
No. Although I do use them on my Linux desktop I wouldn't recommend anyone use bluetooth on Linux regularly.
Don't forget that no auto manufacturer in the world, and certainly not in China, is poised to capture any of that TAM.
God forbid people do work
Basically all the annoying shit I have to handle with my AirPods is made up by how good of a product they are. I have nice headphones, speakers, studio and other microphones, etc for a bunch of use cases. AirPods are my…
Oshpark is more expensive and doesn't do assembly. Their only value over JLC is "not in China."
No it's just intrinsically antisocial behavior
This paper [0] from 2022 is pretty good. "Low complexity" it is not, though. [0] https://arxiv.org/pdf/2201.02179
It really hasn't though. Fossil fuels kill or disable more people every year than nuclear power has, ever. Even in terms of radiation accidents, nuclear power generation pales in comparison to orphan sources from…
There's a bimodal distribution of software developers where the lower set never touches the problems that the others deal with. The attitude of "nobody has to implement X" is one set of the distribution being wholly…
> Craft > sales. Great craftsmanship always sells, so in the long run it is not a bad investment. This entire saga of XBOX fka Microsoft Gaming is proof to the contrary
If it were limited to one night of the year and people just moved on it would be fine. These days it stretches out for half the summer, practically.
AMD invented x86_64
In this case they have literal correspondence between the CEOs.
> "show me the incentives and I will predict the outcome" thing There are supposed to be two stopgaps here. First, the fear of going to jail for committing crimes. Secondly, the social reprisal for committing crimes…
I didn't say it did?
I wouldn't call archiving a consumer application but I understand the point. Really it gets back to the word: fidelity. Some say it means "truth" but really it's latin for faithful or in the context of audio,…
The unit of a block size is samples (frames, technically), not seconds. When configuring audio devices for playback you tune both sample rate and block size for latency. It used to be far more common to tune sample rate…
This is a stupid question but I'm a stupid EE/SWE who knows very little about physical objects. In the all these animations of the pistons I see linear motion translated into rotary motion using the crank shaft - but…
Higher sample rates are lower latency for the same block size and resampling is not "free" (pick 2: performance, aliasing, latency) so there can be advantages to working with audio archived at higher sample rates. But…
> Higher sample rates than 48kHz only needed when you want to pitch down ultrasonic recordings (of whales, bats and other such animals for example). There are numerous use cases for higher sample rates that go beyond…
> that will instantly 10x or 100x current capabilities. In the 1920s we had legions of very smart, highly trained (arguably better trained in mathematics) basically chucking relays and vacuum tubes together with…
Yes. Your experience is not every experience.
Firstly, standards compliance is bad when the standard is bad. Secondly nothing precludes defining '3' as the lowest file descriptor for open(), since stdin/stdout/stderr cannot be opened (they are opened before the…
They suffer from that on both Linux and MacOS.
Large asset managers aren't buying up significant amounts of property, this is basically an imagined problem that wants to demonize corporations/financiers for a problem created by local land use policy.
No. Although I do use them on my Linux desktop I wouldn't recommend anyone use bluetooth on Linux regularly.
Don't forget that no auto manufacturer in the world, and certainly not in China, is poised to capture any of that TAM.
God forbid people do work
Basically all the annoying shit I have to handle with my AirPods is made up by how good of a product they are. I have nice headphones, speakers, studio and other microphones, etc for a bunch of use cases. AirPods are my…