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TwistedWave

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About TwistedWave

thomas@[username].com

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Socials:

- linkedin.com/in/thomas-thiriez-438625

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #39380518

    The memory pressure is caused by other apps on the user's machine. My test program just increments a counter when there is a glitch, and requires a trivial amount of memory. Yet, i…

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    Comment #39377407

    Why wouldn't it be possible to mlock all the memory pages used by the real-time thread? I do my best to do it on the application side. It would be nice if Apple's CoreAudio did the…

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    Comment #39377340

    Here is the contents of the bug I have reported with all the details and sample code to reproduce the problem: https://twistedwave.com/AudioGlitches.zip It contains a program where…

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    Comment #39368414

    I have just reported a bug where high memory pressure could cause memory pages from the real-time audio thread to get swapped out, causing audio glitches. I am not hopeful for a ti…

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    Comment #34623818

    https://twistedwave.com/windows TwistedWave, is an audio editor for macOS, iOS and Online, and I have almost finished porting it to Windows. I would appreciate any help in testing …

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    Comment #33019035

    From the association’s website, you can learn : France/England swims are no longer permitted. When the French authorities permitted these they usually started from Cap Gris Nez.

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    Comment #31865839

    Amagasaki2022

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    Comment #31519542

    1,923m^3, not 1,923L

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    Comment #25569229

    I have suggested the trans Canada trail. 24000 km. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans_Canada_Trail

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    Comment #24977717

    It's not just the decryption key. It is a gzip file containing the full source code of the decoder!

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    Comment #24080712

    I use an USB light sensor to automatically adjust the display brightness with ddcctl. http://www.yoctopuce.com/EN/products/usb-environmental-senso...

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    Comment #23717030

    Very relevant on this topic, I loved Daniel Gilbert's book, Stumbling on Happiness. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/56627.Stumbling_on_Happi...

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    Comment #16815145

    I don't understand. In most of your samples, there is no bar in the first two bands. Does that mean that your samples are a multiple of 1 MB? If your read/write rate is not constan…

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    Comment #16812935

    I have a Dell P4317Q, a great 43 inch display, and control it from my Mac with ddcctl: https://github.com/kfix/ddcctl

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    Comment #16809820

    It is possible to purchase a small USB lux meter: http://www.yoctopuce.com/EN/products/usb-environmental-senso... I use one to automatically adjust the brightness of my Dell displa…

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    Comment #13582025

    The video is online now.

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    Comment #12868704

    Hey, I have also done an audio editor and recorder in the browser! All the audio is stored and processed on the server. You can Check it out there: https://twistedwave.com/online/

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    Comment #9459282

    Hi HN, After making an OS X and an iOS version of TwistedWave, I have now made an Online version that works in a web browser. All the audio is stored and processed on the server. T…

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    Comment #6692234

    Having list iterators carry a field pointing to their container wouldn't help you determine the number of objects between two iterators when you splice, which is what you need in o…

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    Comment #5108809

    I could reproduce it in guile 2.0.6

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    Comment #5108353

    It boils down to: > (* 4294967296 4294967296) $1 = 0 My guess is that guile uses the native int type to store small numbers, and then switches to a bignums, backed by GNU MP when t…

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    Comment #5087735

    I rely a lot on apparmor to secure an Ubuntu installation. It offers a very fine grained control on what processes are allowed to do, what files they can access. I find it more pow…

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    Comment #3172450

    I found one here: http://startupschool.org/schedule.html [edit] this was indeed from last year. Here is the current one: http://pastie.org/2779036