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Sniep posted:write a distributed map reduce function in Erland lol
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i would love it if erlang replaced the loving 15-second spin-up of all of these loving ephemeral java turds i have to use every day to cluster compute idk why those apache morons chose java and then designed a process that emphasizes the gently caress out of all of javas worst qualities
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Corla Plankun posted:i would love it if erlang replaced the loving 15-second spin-up of all of these loving ephemeral java turds i have to use every day to cluster compute it's so the erlangers among us can  and tell them we solved all their problems 30 years ago
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May 31, 2016 00:38
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obstipator posted:i had to "upgrade I'm about to do this to about five people that already hate me - how bad is it really? I mean Entourage was trash, Outlook 2011 is "okay". Is 2016 really bad again? fwiw office 2016 on vmware fusion supremacy
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NevergirlsOFFICIAL posted:I'm about to do this to about five people that already hate me - how bad is it really? I mean Entourage was trash, Outlook 2011 is "okay". Is 2016 really bad again? the only issue i have w/ 2016 that I didnt already have with whatever outlook i was using before is the inability to group automated messages. other than that, 2016 and w/e prev version is p much the same to me
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May 31, 2016 18:46
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do lcd panels ever alternate lines when updating? i feel like occasionally with fast motion i see what kind of looks like interlacing artifacts (half of the lines are blank/colored like the background under the cursor)
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May 31, 2016 21:28
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Panty Saluter posted:do lcd panels ever alternate lines when updating? i feel like occasionally with fast motion i see what kind of looks like interlacing artifacts (half of the lines are blank/colored like the background under the cursor) no i dont think any LCD panels run interlaced unless somehow you're sending artificial interlaced scan line effect to it, it doesn't even draw lines in sequence in such a fashion.
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May 31, 2016 21:31
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Sniep posted:no i dont think any LCD panels run interlaced unless somehow you're sending artificial interlaced scan line effect to it, it doesn't even draw lines in sequence in such a fashion. huh. could be some weird processing thing, this monitor has several features that supposedly improve pixel response but idk
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May 31, 2016 21:37
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Panty Saluter posted:do lcd panels ever alternate lines when updating? i feel like occasionally with fast motion i see what kind of looks like interlacing artifacts (half of the lines are blank/colored like the background under the cursor) if you're using an LCD monitor from the 90s or a laptop from the 90s/very early 2000s, you might have an interlaced updating lcd if you're using anything recent you do not have that
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May 31, 2016 21:39
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ive got a condenser mic hooked up to pc via xlr-usb cable (thats intended for the mic), but in windows its audible only at microphone level set to 93 or higher. thats since i dont have any meaningful amp hooked anywhere, right?
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Jun 1, 2016 02:44
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kalstrams posted:ive got a condenser mic hooked up to pc via xlr-usb cable (thats intended for the mic), but in windows its audible only at microphone level set to 93 or higher. thats since i dont have any meaningful amp hooked anywhere, right? I'm assuming the USB-XLR cable provides phantom power...there should be a "mic boost" option in the windows sound options under "recording"
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Jun 1, 2016 02:48
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kalstrams posted:ive got a condenser mic hooked up to pc via xlr-usb cable (thats intended for the mic), but in windows its audible only at microphone level set to 93 or higher. thats since i dont have any meaningful amp hooked anywhere, right? condenser mic? do you have a 48vdc preamp that's powering the mic? you need to power condenser mics, not just connect them - requires a preamp
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Jun 1, 2016 02:49
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Sniep posted:condenser mic? do you have a 48vdc preamp that's powering the mic? I would think it wouldn't work at all with no phantom but I can['t recall the last time i encountered this
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Jun 1, 2016 02:51
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Panty Saluter posted:I would think it wouldn't work at all with no phantom but I can['t recall the last time i encountered this yeah condenser mics work by charging a capacitor and then varying the plate separation, thus causing a current. i dont see how that could work at all without first charging the capacitor up so since that adapter was made for that mic, presumably it is generating phantom power
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according to manufacturer, mic draws enough power from the usb bus, so id presume it generates its own phantom power somewhere in therePanty Saluter posted:I'm assuming the USB-XLR cable provides phantom power...there should be a "mic boost" option in the windows sound options under "recording"
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it could just be that the adapter cable is a lousy pre. my mbox2 never was much good at providing good gain for a condenser. even the 9v battery powered internal phantom on one mic i tested was better e: the mbox was bus powered as well, so maybe
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Jun 1, 2016 03:22
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Panty Saluter posted:it could just be that the adapter cable is a lousy pre. my mbox2 never was much good at providing good gain for a condenser. even the 9v battery powered internal phantom on one mic i tested was better
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Jun 1, 2016 03:24
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i wouldnt go that far, a decent pre helps with almost any mic. also yes it will give you room to grow. i dont have any recommendations but im sure there are some ok ones for not insane money
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Jun 1, 2016 03:26
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let's say I have a .3mm bundle of fibers optic that I need polished down to a very precise bevel between 0 and 45 degrees. the only other thing that would need to be done is breaking off the broken end and removing some jacket, no connector or anything. can I have this done for less than the five grand I'm currently being charged?
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Jun 1, 2016 15:36
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just get some sharp scissors
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Jun 1, 2016 15:38
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theflyingexecutive posted:let's say I have a .3mm bundle of fibers optic that I need polished down to a very precise bevel between 0 and 45 degrees. the only other thing that would need to be done is breaking off the broken end and removing some jacket, no connector or anything. can I have this done for less than the five grand I'm currently being charged?
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it's per probe, and done by the microscope manufacturer in Europe. my boss and I suspect they're way overcharging us. all we need is a broken-tipped fiber bundle refinished into a 0 or 45 degree bevel. I figure it would be too expensive equipment and training/personnel wise to do ourselves, but should be dirt simple and cheap for a place already set up to do this
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theflyingexecutive posted:it's per probe, and done by the microscope manufacturer in Europe. my boss and I suspect they're way overcharging us. all we need is a broken-tipped fiber bundle refinished into a 0 or 45 degree bevel. I figure it would be too expensive equipment and training/personnel wise to do ourselves, but should be dirt simple and cheap for a place already set up to do this
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Jun 1, 2016 17:21
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kalstrams posted:i can try to get you better price estimate if this can wait a few days, i used to sell fiber optics that'd be super! it's not time-sensitive rn pm me if you need more details
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theflyingexecutive posted:it's per probe, and done by the microscope manufacturer in Europe. my boss and I suspect they're way overcharging us. all we need is a broken-tipped fiber bundle refinished into a 0 or 45 degree bevel. I figure it would be too expensive equipment and training/personnel wise to do ourselves, but should be dirt simple and cheap for a place already set up to do this you're not talking about networking fiber, are you? because if you're just terminating fiber it's a hell of a lot easier to use mechanical splices instead of polishing.
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endomicroscopy, so the tip has to be optically perfect
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theflyingexecutive posted:that'd be super! it's not time-sensitive rn curiosity's sake, that microscope manufacturer comes from which country?
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you guys!!! i figured out my outlook issue you guys!! the trick is to send a references header filled in with a message id for a email u want to be the start of a convo. u do all the stuff server side and then outlook will handle it the way u want bc outlook doesnt have that feature
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Jun 1, 2016 20:05
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theflyingexecutive posted:endomicroscopy, so the tip has to be optically perfect yeah no hairs or anything
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Jun 1, 2016 20:11
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gently caress, what's the poor man's simplified autocad for os x (like visio on windows)
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kalstrams posted:gently caress, what's the poor man's simplified autocad for os x (like visio on windows) is a browser based visio alternative ok? ive used https://www.gliffy.com/ for a network diagram before and it seemed ok
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lazydog posted:is a browser based visio alternative ok? ive used https://www.gliffy.com/ for a network diagram before and it seemed ok
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Jun 10, 2016 21:09
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sketchup
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:sketchup
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kalstrams posted:installed dad
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Corla Plankun posted:
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Jun 11, 2016 02:40
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what's the yospos approved password manager? do they all support iphone now too?
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teen bear posted:what's the yospos approved password manager? do they all support iphone now too?
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So I have an external hard drive with two had drives and a raid setup but something seems to have gone wrong with the raid bit. I've checked both hard drives and they are both fine but they aren't syncing with each other. What should I do, wipe one hard drive and then put it back in clean? will this sort it out or is there a chance I will gently caress up all my data?
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teen bear posted:what's the yospos approved password manager? do they all support iphone now too? I have always found keepass to be needs suiting. Plus your going to be  about the  it should probably be your password manager.
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