Also known in the computer industry as the hit by Bus factor. Never let someone leave the office without having at least one person being able to take over his responsibilities.
I never really liked Symbian so I was partially happy when Nokia announced they were ditching it. But from that point on I think they have been very reluctant to do so. Nokia doesn't seem too sure about the Windows move after all. Still I cannot undestand why they would want to push another phone with the unconventional for smartphoneland Symbian.
Yep, Kinect is useless for small measuerments (eg: the amount of stretch in the sling or its pitch). Also this implementation you can use in your cubicle while goofing off, while Kinect needs an empty hangar in order to operate correctly...
No, it is superior to CD quality as long as your source is as well. I bought a lot of indie music these past years that was studio file to FLAC encoding and the pieces are brilliantly detailed; given you have a good enough listening room.
Of course a lot of people use FLAC to encode their CD libraries (I know, I am one of them) so obviously you won't get any better results there, but at least you will end up with a fair copy.
... a substantively changed version (for example, engineered toward smaller drivers with more bass cutover, increasingly popular these days).
And this is exactly what is wrong with the idea. The only thing you will achieve with engineering a song towards playback device specs is make it sound even worse on high quality equipment. This creates unneeded fragmentation and file versioning and - as if that wasn't bad enough - makes the low end audio hw of iDevices seem better than real audio equipment, introducing more confusion than anybody could ask for.
The solution is very simple. Give the device decoder a good enough sample an let the device optimise the output. Of course that would mean that anybody could do it and I'm pretty sure apple hates this idea.
The funny part is: Mercedes are planning to ditch their own efforts on voice control - a research that has been ongoing since the late 90s and has cost them untold billions - in order to replace it with a system that has less localization and (and this is the killer really) that needs to be on-line in order to actually process speech.
I really do tend to like the Germans but they sure messed up on this one.
BUT: No, he didn't lie. He didn't mention the review or the review panel at all. I'm not saying that he is a saint I'm just saying that he just posted the usual office politics that calms masses down.
"It sucks when things don't go right"
It does. But who went blindly claiming copyrights?
"I'm around to answer technical questions about how the pieces fit together "
Well, he waists our time by writing prologue but doesn't actually explain a thing.
"We're working on resolving the issue with eeplox's video"
Again: politic speech comes to mind. Again: who went shoot first and why isn't he punished?
This guy is just there to waste people's time by appearing helpful. PR faggot in other words.
My 2c? Make false copyright claims of companies a major human rights offense and shift responsibility to the person who published the claim. In the matter of months no IP behemoth's employee will be pushing those buttons.
Google wants to play nice with the IP behemoths in order to continue to have things like the VEVO network and film trailer channels which provide an awful lot of views to them.
Google will also refuse to advertise `youtube video downloaders` (like savetu.be) because they accuse them of copyright infringement; which is a false accusation.
I wish I could say you weren't so damn on the money with that...
Truth is an open platform is prone to encourage all kinds of unfair competition against them from the established med companies, should they get traction.
On another hand, I can understand open sourced research. But on a manufacturing and market level? Sounds much more difficult...
After sixty years in enclosement I'm pretty shur the cat will be dead. Also saying that sub at sub atomic sizes things become indeterminable is very quite bold.
Well, it is important because you need someone to say: "Fuck off" when some government agency (any government's or any one at all) come through the doors 'demanding' soandso site to be blocked on (unjudged) charges of kiddie porn.
(speed (in some cases), scalability, and flexibility) and disadvantages (speed (in some cases), lack of consistency, less restriction on bad programming).
Slashdot Mirror
Also known in the computer industry as the hit by Bus factor. Never let someone leave the office
without having at least one person being able to take over his responsibilities.
Plausible enough.
The problem I see with the site is that it only promotes counter legislature. How would somebody contribute?
If it's just about a closed pool of contributors it's nothing better if not even more corruptible than the already
elected lawmakers.
I never really liked Symbian so I was partially happy when Nokia announced they were ditching it. But from that point on
I think they have been very reluctant to do so. Nokia doesn't seem too sure about the Windows move after all. Still
I cannot undestand why they would want to push another phone with the unconventional for smartphoneland Symbian.
Yep, Kinect is useless for small measuerments (eg: the amount of stretch in the sling or its pitch).
Also this implementation you can use in your cubicle while goofing off, while Kinect needs an empty
hangar in order to operate correctly...
I just hope that trend doesn't bring the """Underground""" music scene down as well.
No, it is superior to CD quality as long as your source is as well. I bought a lot of indie music these past years
that was studio file to FLAC encoding and the pieces are brilliantly detailed; given you have a good enough
listening room.
Of course a lot of people use FLAC to encode their CD libraries (I know, I am one of them) so obviously you won't
get any better results there, but at least you will end up with a fair copy.
Ohh yes...
I forgot. Apple doesn't want people to exchange the audio files they own, or even move the to a non iToons machine.
... a substantively changed version (for example, engineered toward smaller drivers with more bass cutover, increasingly popular these days).
And this is exactly what is wrong with the idea. The only thing you will achieve with engineering a song towards playback device specs is make it sound even worse on high quality equipment. This creates unneeded fragmentation and file versioning and - as if that wasn't bad enough - makes the low end audio hw of iDevices seem better than real audio equipment, introducing more confusion than anybody could ask for.
The solution is very simple. Give the device decoder a good enough sample an let the device optimise the output. Of course that would mean that anybody could do it and I'm pretty sure apple hates this idea.
The funny part is:
Mercedes are planning to ditch their own efforts on voice control - a research that has been
ongoing since the late 90s and has cost them untold billions - in order to replace it with a
system that has less localization and (and this is the killer really) that needs to be on-line in
order to actually process speech.
I really do tend to like the Germans but they sure messed up on this one.
TrafficUnlimited*
That star doesn't seem too trustworthy...
Your post should be a +5 by now...
BUT: No, he didn't lie. He didn't mention the review or the review panel at all. I'm not saying that he is a saint I'm just saying that he just posted the usual office politics that calms masses down.
"It sucks when things don't go right"
It does. But who went blindly claiming copyrights?
"I'm around to answer technical questions about how the pieces fit together "
Well, he waists our time by writing prologue but doesn't actually explain a thing.
"We're working on resolving the issue with eeplox's video"
Again: politic speech comes to mind. Again: who went shoot first and why isn't he punished?
This guy is just there to waste people's time by appearing helpful. PR faggot in other words.
My 2c? Make false copyright claims of companies a major human rights offense and shift responsibility to the person who published the claim. In the matter of months no IP behemoth's employee will be pushing those buttons.
I'm not sure.
Google wants to play nice with the IP behemoths in order to continue to have things like the VEVO network and film trailer channels which provide an awful lot of views to them.
Google will also refuse to advertise `youtube video downloaders` (like savetu.be) because they accuse them of copyright infringement; which is a false accusation.
Brilliant! Mozilla should mainline this.
I wish I could say you weren't so damn on the money with that...
Truth is an open platform is prone to encourage all kinds of unfair competition against them from the
established med companies, should they get traction.
On another hand, I can understand open sourced research. But on a manufacturing and market
level? Sounds much more difficult...
Parakalo :-)
Showoff.. :-P
Schrödinger was an Austrian so he wouldn't have said "expérience
de pensée" he would use "Gedanken Experiment".
As for all the rest; I will leave it at that. Wouldn't want to be a "killjoy"...
yes... I don't usually work well in the early hours... either way early hours...
wtf?
shur -> shure
sub at sub atomic -> at sub atomic
After sixty years in enclosement I'm pretty shur the cat will be dead.
Also saying that sub at sub atomic sizes things become indeterminable is very quite bold.
polieceman: How fast did you send the pulse, cable?
cable: A speed limit Sir, e no faster, no faster; promise!
nature is deterministic, not science.
not to worry javascript is worse:
(( sarten-x.com.constructor == (new CHTTPException(404)).constructor ) ? panic : relax)()
Well, it is important because you need someone to say: "Fuck off" when some government agency (any government's or any one at all) come through the doors 'demanding' soandso site to be blocked on (unjudged) charges of kiddie porn.
(speed (in some cases), scalability, and flexibility) and disadvantages (speed (in some cases), lack of consistency, less restriction on bad programming).
You have a background in Lisp right?
So Microsoft is now trying to mess up the food busyness as well?