what if I made a little visual programming language for my synthesizer 🤔
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I switched pygame from initializing everything by default like they recommend to just initializing the two modules I actually need (display and font) and the audio thread time dropped, probably because now it's not contending with the unused pulse audio worker thread pygame spun up. The typical patch sample eval is about 1.5 microseconds now, and a full batch is now under a millisecond.
tracy is a good tool for profiling C++, but the python and C support feels completely unserious :/
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tracy is a good tool for profiling C++, but the python and C support feels completely unserious :/
making building with cmake a requirement to use the python bindings and then only providing vague instructions for how to do so is an odd choice.
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making building with cmake a requirement to use the python bindings and then only providing vague instructions for how to do so is an odd choice.
using cmake is a bridge too far, so I figure I'll just mimic what the bindings do, but it turns out they're a bit over engineered as they're meant to adapt C++ RAII semantics to python decorators and I don't want to pay for the overhead for that when I could just have a begin and end function call to bind instead. that probably will have to be wrapping new and delete like they do though because there is no straight forward C call for this.
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using cmake is a bridge too far, so I figure I'll just mimic what the bindings do, but it turns out they're a bit over engineered as they're meant to adapt C++ RAII semantics to python decorators and I don't want to pay for the overhead for that when I could just have a begin and end function call to bind instead. that probably will have to be wrapping new and delete like they do though because there is no straight forward C call for this.
The relevant C APIs are provided as a pile of macros that declare static variables that track the context information for the begin and end regions. This seems to be on the theory that you would never ever ever want to wrap these in a function for the sake of letting another language use them in a general purpose way. The inner functions they call are all prefixed with three underscores, which is basically the programmer way of saying "trespassers will be shot without hesitation or question"
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The relevant C APIs are provided as a pile of macros that declare static variables that track the context information for the begin and end regions. This seems to be on the theory that you would never ever ever want to wrap these in a function for the sake of letting another language use them in a general purpose way. The inner functions they call are all prefixed with three underscores, which is basically the programmer way of saying "trespassers will be shot without hesitation or question"
also there's this cute note in the docs saying that if use the C API it'll enable some kind of expensive validation step unless you go out of your way to disable it, which you shouldn't do but here's how 🙄
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also there's this cute note in the docs saying that if use the C API it'll enable some kind of expensive validation step unless you go out of your way to disable it, which you shouldn't do but here's how 🙄
C++ RAII semantics are so universally applicable to all programs (sarcasm) that even the C++ standard library provides alternatives to scope guard objects if you don't want to use them. come on man
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C++ RAII semantics are so universally applicable to all programs (sarcasm) that even the C++ standard library provides alternatives to scope guard objects if you don't want to use them. come on man
tragic. pygame.display.flip seems to always imply a vsync stall if you aren't using it to create an opengl context, and so solving the input events merging problem is going to be a pain in the ass. it is, however, an ass pain for another night: it is now time to "donkey kong"
EDIT: pygame.display.flip does not imply vsync! I just messed up my throttling logic :D huzzah!
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@davva23 if we had one, that would actually be a pretty good idea, but we're the kind of people that keep onto things until they are unrecoverably b0rked 8-D
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"Eniko are you talking about [specific instance]"
No this just keeps happening. Someone comes up with an idea for a hashtag and people get involved and it's a positive thing for participants and then the people "in charge" (even though it's just a hashtag) turn out to be shitty or have done shitty things and the whole community falls apart instead of not letting the shitty people continue to claim ownership of a grassroots community that never truly had anyone "in charge" anyway
It's absurd
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IA e rischio d’impresa: la guida EDPS parla anche alle aziende
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Le nuove linee guida EDPS offrono indicazioni preziose per anticipare l’applicazione dell’AI Act e integrare fin da subito un approccio maturo alla gestione dei rischi. Una mappa utilizzabile dalle istituzioni europee e dalle imprese per muoversi in modo responsabile e strategico
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Rammstein, Deutschland, 2019 … https://cctm.website/rammstein-germania/
Du (du hast, du hast, du hast, du hast)
Hast viel geweint (geweint, geweint, geweint, geweint)
Im Geist getrennt (getrennt, getrennt, getrennt, getrennt)
Im Herz vereint (vereint, vereint, vereint, vereint) …#rammstein #music #fediradio #cctmwebsite #anoipiaceleggere #leggere
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@oblomov
Would an old mobile phone with sdcard and vlc player do the job?
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I dunno man I feel like sometimes things could just belong to the community rather than whoever originally had the idea pop into their head
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Ultimi appuntamenti dell'anno, prima di sparire in una nuvola di zenzero:
OGGI a Gaeta, alla Casamatta, per parlare di libri e poi suonare il Game Boy.
DOMANI (venerdì) a Cosenza, al Cineteatro Universal, con i Game Boy.
DOPO DOMANI (sabato) a Reggio Calabria, all'Interzone, ancora con i Game Boy.
