maep
No user record in our sample, but maep has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but maep has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
Neat, but it has problems following in-universe rules, i.e. fantasy novels.
It's cheap and beginner friendly and very easy to learn. There is an overwhelming amount of ESP32 boards, variants and software which is daunting when you're just getting into embedded development.
That must be the bigest scandal since Watergate-gate.
I used this back in the Vista times and it worked very well. Very similar to how people use WSL these days.
If anything those tests make it easier to find subtle differences, which is good if transparency is the goal. I don't think that makes them fundamentally flawed. They are used throughout the industry, making results…
I spent half my professional career doing listening tests (MUSHRA and P.800), specifically on test items like Tom's diner. 128 kbps mp3 ist fairly easy to pick out, especially if you can compare it to the original.…
If used in a small device like a hearing aid, a 2x factor can have a significant impact on battery life. VoIP in general experiences full packet loss, meaing if a single bit flips the entire packet is dropped. For radio…
I remember seeing published numbers based on instrumented code, but could not find it. I did a quick test with the Google implementation (https://github.com/google/liblc3) which is about 2x faster than Opus. To be…
I'm glad this was rejected. The author consideres violations of PEP8 to be broken code that doesn't generate exceptions. Lots of people treat PEP8 as the word of god, but apparently have not bothered to read it. "Many…
> Could Throat mics be the ultimate in high quality audio for cheap? How can those microphones even capture fricatives or plosives in decent quality? Most of the vocal tract lies behind the throat. I looked for some…
A commonly used way to create an discrete sine wave efficiently is to use an IIR oscilator. If it needs to be long running, use a real sin to correct for rounding errors every N samples. If you're using something like…
It's more than a skin. Microsoft put some effort into optimization, like using a segmented heap allocator.
Meteorology is a sub-branch of physics.
> Every wired headphones I've had started to break down after a year or so, including ones with a detachable cable. To counter your anecdotal evidence, let me offer mine. My AKGs are almost 20 years old now. I only had…