I'm a geek, a programmer, a tinkerer. Interested in programming, computer graphics, radio, and miscellaneous miscellany.
Joined March 2011
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Kevin Reid retweeted
Just wonderful! (via @marannelson )
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Me: Okay, algorithm. Here are some points. Scatter them randomly in space. If the points are too close together, try again.
Algorithm: AAAAAAH the points are always too close, I quit
Me: What if you only check each point against OTHER points?
A: Ohhhh well you didn't SAY that
Kevin Reid retweeted
On the list of Things That Are Hilarious When You're Older, I present the following tale of chivalry (mine) and chivalry (his.)
*waves* this is too big a topic to fit in a tweet but I believe it should look something like "you defined the module, you get [the canopener] to edit it" and the objects derived from the module are tied to it. See also metacircular eval for debugging. Immutability issues.
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.@IanJohnBuckley @spenchdotnet Idea: freq-dependent delay in the L/R filters (leftish signal heard @ L before R).
.@spenchdotnet Also the interactive notching is awesome and I should totally add that feature. Someday.
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Kevin Reid retweeted
Haxing the Wireless World 3.0 #grcon2016 youtube.com/watch?v=Sv_zugoT… Thx+inspiration @IanJohnBuckley @ibelings @jvierine @switchborg @usa_satcom
.@spenchdotnet The spatialization helps your brain separate them despite that, just like multiple people talking in real space. (2/2)
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.@spenchdotnet Thanks! Nit: Strongest carrier does not win in unselective AM; but they're scaled by the carrier power so can be quiet. (1/2)
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other "too many legs" parts: feedthrough caps (similar to these, different rationale), four-terminal shunt resistors
Kevin Reid retweeted
Now, Ursula, she got every key ta everthing in the whole wide world on her keychain...