Viewing profile — dktbs
dktbs
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Sep 17, 2010, 1:01 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 72
- Public activity
- 50 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About dktbs
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #48722310
Not sure I understand this statement. Apple is affected by DRAM price fixing the same as any other PC manufacturer.
-
comment
Comment #42964018
I've found the MiSTer community to generally be pretty helpful, but there are definitely exceptions. The fact that its a project that aims to perfectly match the behavior of the or…
-
comment
Comment #37773825
There are a lot of options for this but the two I really like are https://github.com/SonarSonic/DrawingBotV3 and https://mitxela.com/plotterfun/ Also, vpype ( https://github.com/ab…
-
comment
Comment #29733848
This game plays so well, I really like it. I've sucked at TGM and nullpomino for years and I'm looking forward to sucking at this now. Thanks for posting the video, it can be hard …
-
comment
Comment #29163029
I'm assuming you're talking about this person: https://twitter.com/calvinbecerra/status/1454328591202721796 It was funny to see how they responded to losing their NFTs by being tri…
-
comment
Comment #12540732
yeah, the fact that they have SID chips for sale was surprising to me. And they are 8580s!
-
comment
Comment #10867048
This seems like a good example of this article posted yesterday: https://pchiusano.github.io/2014-10-11/defensive-writing.htm...
-
comment
Comment #10574503
You address every issue I have with desktop linux at the moment. The lack of hybrid graphics support is especially annoying. The bumblebee project was working on solving this, but …
-
comment
Comment #10135349
> The Something Awful forums (where 4chan was born, after all) Would you mind explaining this? I have read that moot was originally an SA user and posted on there to announce when …
-
comment
Comment #9866336
Thanks for updating and organizing all of this. I got a working EC2 instance with CUDA and CUDNN working yesterday but it took some time. Having all of this is one place is excelle…
-
comment
Comment #9866314
That is definitely the more convenient option for running the defaults, but I think this is for a different usecase. If someone wanted faster results and full access to edit the py…
-
comment
Comment #9859209
nice project. I'm curious what hardware you have running caffe and the deepdream code for this? And which layer is being used?
-
comment
Comment #9699887
I assume (perhaps wrongly) that the interviewer is less interested in your opinions of the language and more interested in your ability to talk competently about the language for a…
-
comment
Comment #9687120
This isn't exactly related (as it doesn't produce a spectrogram), but the software pixivisor plays around with this idea: http://warmplace.ru/soft/pixivisor/ The software can act a…
-
comment
Comment #9669989
Its good you posted this, otherwise the article might have been completely indecipherable.
-
comment
Comment #9640940
On a real Juno, half of the voice cards would be dead. :)
-
comment
Comment #9145613
Just curious, why is emacs not an acceptable solution?
-
comment
Comment #9144985
Emacs provides this with Follow Mode: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Fol...
-
comment
Comment #8187875
I really like this idea, and the precompiled lisp images made it simple to have this up and running instantly to play around with.
-
comment
Comment #7757916
I think most people would expect for an audio player to have volume control. I can't think of another web audio player that doesn't offer it.
-
comment
Comment #7743476
Why does it look like a failure? As far as I can tell, the kickstarter began this morning at 7AM EST, and it has been pledged $10k in the past 2 hours it has been open. It doesn't …
-
comment
Comment #7337629
yes, you can access it remotely. mopidy is an MPD server, so any platform that has a compatible MPD client should be able to access it. The docs list a lot of the available clients…
-
comment
Comment #6253361
I assume javert is talking about verifying bitcoin transactions: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocol_of_Bitcoin#Payment_ver...
-
comment
Comment #6246466
This is great, especially since it removes the TCO limitation from running on the JVM. I will definitely give this a try.
-
comment
Comment #6220800
I agree. SA is far from perfect, but the $10 entry fee combined with a group of active moderators improves the quality of the community.