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tleb_

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About tleb_

My e-mail address is tleb followed by an at sign, then tutanota dot com.

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    Comment #49213303

    Can you clarify how this better helps express swing compared to a piano roll?

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    Comment #49213270

    So this is about visualisation more than different behaviour? There are still N static notes with a cursor moving from start to end, looping over. It's not clear from the blog. Sti…

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    Comment #45874522

    Do you have references to objections? I couldn't find any on the lkml threads.

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    Comment #45874355

    -fplan9-extensions adds even more, it is not an alias: https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-15.2.0/gcc/Unnamed-Fields... One of the link of past discussions was from Apr 2018 and dis…

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    Comment #45221221

    The Linux Foundation (LF) is sort of this. A non-profit aimed at corporate members to sponsor work on many open-source projects (~900).

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    Comment #42315502

    > For example, my blog search engine, which indexes on the order of 500,000+ words across 1,000+ documents, can return results in This is odd. Let's do a back-of-the-envelope estim…

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    Comment #41045077

    I disagree. Applications want to receive/provide a stream (X sample-rate, Y sample format, Z channels) and have it routed to the right destination, that probably is not configured …

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    Comment #40944581

    I have trouble understanding how people work for such big companies. Of course if the scale is 1000 employees "the company" cannot care about you; it is an institution not a bunch …

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    Comment #40532463

    I see two differences: (1) the software stack on the server side and (2) I guess there is JS to be sent to the client side for HTMX support(?). Both those things make a difference.…

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    Comment #40532240

    What about plain HTML & CSS for all the websites where this approach is sufficient? Then apply HTMX or any other approach for the few websites that are and need to be dynamic.

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    Comment #40387665

    In my MIDI controller case, the "compute state and send update" code takes about 8µs, up to a spike of 15µs. The worst case of the code in article is a sort on each frame on a 100i…

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    Comment #40368867

    Another way to describe what has been done: implement a pure function and avoid storing additional state. It sounds way less dumb that way. It is not really a pure function but the…

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    Comment #40364953

    The article from renehersecycles.com does not really agree with your comment, and explains why.

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    Comment #40285797

    Apparently not. .deb file: http://archive.raspberrypi.org/debian/pool/main/r/rpi-connec... It contains two Go executables in its /usr/bin path: rpi-connect and rpi-connectd.

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    Comment #39788779

    For reference, sort(1) has -n, --numeric-sort: compare according to string numerical value.

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    Comment #39419241

    I agree the format is interesting. What are some other examples of short stories about technology, recent or less so?

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    Comment #39142575

    I do not agree. Commits in my patch series have no link whatsoever with the chronology of my work. I wouldn't call it "Git history" as long as it is the branch I'm working on. It b…

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    Comment #38815678

    Then use a tree if you need a tree?

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    Comment #38216383

    Well it has scaled up until now, which is a sign it could fit the scale of almost all software projects.

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    Comment #38126045

    This is usually called container_of in C projects. It is compile-time safe as well, though the error won't be pretty. Linux, Qemu, musl, U-Boot, iproute2 & uclibc-ng each have a co…

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    Comment #38096476

    I'm interested in doing the same thing but using PipeWire only. What kind of processing do you use Reaper for?

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    Comment #37469966

    I've worked on a project that required a bigger swiotlb as well, I don't remember the exact details though. I guess it's not that uncommon, but indeed the default value looks good.…

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    Comment #37466344

    I see two use cases for a "big" swiotlb buffer: (1) many devices concurrently, as you said, or (2) ring buffers for devices that write continuously. Combine both and you require ev…