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In OOP, 'dependency' generally refers to the reusability of the code. If you can reuse `A` without reusing `B`, then `A` doesn't 'depend' on `B`. Similarly if you can test `A` without testing `B`, or make a change to `B` without changing `A`. It has nothing to do with the set of modules that might happen to be avail...
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coffeesounds
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I don't know about the others, but the one of the reasons I prefer tmux is because it has split windows and configuration is easier than screen.
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Yes there is. When you're designing a board game, you're creating a game. When you're designing levels for a pre-existing engine, you're creating a game.
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Actually, it is pretty terrible, even for the things it was intended to do. Layouts while keeping your sanity in CSS are still an unsolved problem. Add interactivity with Javascript and it really becomes a mess. For example consider drawing a circle. Getting that right across browsers is a PhD-grade problem. Isn't that...
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elperroborrachotoo
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Counterquote (unfortunately, don't have it here, so I can't really quote) from Nick Hornby's "High Fidelity" *Did you remember how as a child we could get lost in any task, forget our whole surroundings?* He continues to argue the closest adults come to this state is during sex. I'd say programmers getting into the f...
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vimfan
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How does the insurance help if you can't buy it anymore?
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W3C proposed making flac a baseline required codec... presto ALAC free. Alas, ALAC is slower than flac and achieves worse compression. As far as I can tell, the only motivation for apple to not use flac is that flac was "not invented here".
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butrosbutrosfunky
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AAC requires less space for equivalent quality than MP3 does. In fact the same is true for OGG/VORBIS. MP3 is not that efficient.
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ArseAssassin
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Well, you're one of the few ones. As a professional programmer, I have to admit I would never have been able to get into assembly programming as a kid. Not that that has changed. Beyond that, I did play around with a Yabasic compiler that came packaged with PS2, but that never really taught me how to code. But serious...
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delta4zero
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shellac
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It's Apache v2, [so yes](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0#patent)(-ish). ('ish' because there's the Apache 2 litigation litigation payback thing)
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bugrit
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So apparently the secret is charging $10,000 for telling people the secret.
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anttirt
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But the design of a board game *is* programming. Your goal is to create a set of rules and procedures that players can follow. The following from some imaginary board game is a procedure: Landing a Unit: If the player's unit lands on a mine, the mine will explode and take every unit within 1 square of...
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pantsuninja
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So if you get a full minute of 40k requests, it takes over 18 days to respond on the last request? I think the connection will be considered timed out by then :P
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boran_blok
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sadly as far as my experiences go you tell the truth. It is hard to blame gnu/linux for most of this situation, windows simply has critical mass. Most consumer oriented software (Games, drivers for consumer periphials, etc) are made for windows. If you want a free driver for a piece of hardware reverse engineering is...
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xrymbos
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No it doesn't. I can understand issues with track-by-track ReplayGain(not hearing the album as it was meant to be heard). Album-by-album ReplayGain is equivalent to just changing the volume between albums, something that I cannot understand anyone having a problem with.
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That's most definitively true for SQL server but unless you are using a specially patched Oracle version there are no oracle specific functionality in Linux.
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Actually Postgres does not handle IN and NOT IN very well in most cases. The postgres wiki has all the workarounds you are supposed to use instead of the IN clauses.
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>While being technically correct is the best kind of correct, what you don't realize is that while you enjoy the triumph of your well-actually, everyone around you is secretly hoping that you choke on a bucket of cocks. Really Miguel?
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FredFnord
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> As far as I can tell... Then you haven't bothered to do even the most cursory amount of research on the subject. Apple (and everyone else) avoids FLAC (and Ogg Vorbis, and so on) because there is a fairly broad consensus that they probably violate a number of software patents, or at least arguably do so, and as ...
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Homo_sapiens
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Yeah... I didn't notice that. Though it should be noted that the Code Bubbles guy is working under the National Science Foundation though so I'd expect whatever he comes out with should come as public property eventually.
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MagicalVagina
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>... What? When was this ever an actual problem? It was during a time. A copy-paste between a GTK application and a QT app didn't work. I remember it as a QT's bug, but I'm not sure. It's very old. I found multiple related issues on the net (like this [one](http://code.google.com/p/ibus/issues/detail?id=1207) with...
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grauenwolf
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Not even in their "Unbreakable Linux" offerings? I'm not saying you are wrong, I don't really know, but that would surprise me.
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Zarutian
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I was just pointing out a possible transcription error.
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>Not even in their "Unbreakable Linux" offerings? Linux is open source. Anybody is able to patch it and offer their own version and most distros have their own tweaks to the kernel. Having said that I am pretty sure Oracle linux is just repackaged RHEL.
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grauenwolf
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I'm looking from the perspective of someone who has spent the bulk of his career diagnosing and fixing other people's code. For me dependencies are not some theoretical concept dealing with reusability. To a maintenance programmer who actually knows what he is doing, dependency analysis is a very specific technique. ...
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grauenwolf
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Now that wouldn't surprise me. I know from a couple of press lunches that they are specifcially targeting Red Hat.
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nullc
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Can you point to _one_ credible source even alleging this about flac? Just one, surely if there is such broad consensus you can point to one expert making this claim. And, of course, many deep pocketed entities do distribute these things today. The techniques used in FLAC are not new, and any applicable patents woul...
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theHM
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[Embrace, extend and extinguish.](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend_and_extinguish)
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ts;wr (too stupid won't read) But the truth is that new as in c++ or java is immoral and wrong. Constructors really should be methods.
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tiftik
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Except Linux distros are end-user products, while ALAC is a standard. We certainly don't need a thousand standards that do the same thing.
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Negitivefrags
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Regardless of the question of if A depends on BImpl or not, it certainly depends on the interface B. If you are going to make a B and a BImpl, why not just use one class and pull out the interface if you find you need to later. This doesn't take long if you need it, but you have one less step when reading the code. Yo...
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Thanks for open sourcing something entirely worthless.
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That's not what EEE means.
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Papper
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It's a C++ implementation that is compiled to javascript.
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Micro A or Micro B?
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nevermorebe
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This. I work alongside a programmer (although I don't like calling him that) that is weary of constructors and uses patterns for everything ... and I mean everything. I have seen 3 function calls and a factory class (I am not against all patterns, I am against using a bunch of patterns where we don't need them) being ...
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theHM
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No, but the principle may be analogous; by encouraging people to use a format that Apple controls (by virtue of the popularity of their other software and products) instead of pre-existing, community-controlled format that appears to be better in pretty much every way, Apple may be able to encourage more people into us...
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jhuni
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Nothing is wrong with Java, it is universally loved. Java is extremely popular with computer manufacturers, as its sparkling performance normally requires more frequent computer, processor, and memory upgrades. Java is also very popular with electric utility companies, as servers running Java programs tend to consume v...
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shevegen
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Monads are a barrier. Those who do not understand it will never learn Haskell. I hope other languages will never have such a barrier but for me I realized that Haskell is too difficult. I moved to other languages and don't regret it. PS: Yes, C is easier to understand than Haskell!
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It would be nice if they allowed worldwide participation. But this is the US military after all.
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AndreSteenveld
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Well because it is posted on the Internet and nobody really owns the Internet everyone should be able to compete. And secondly, aren't the universities and collages in the US mostly populated by rich Chinese and Indian exchange students? I think by limiting the completion this way the answer (how brilliant it may be) ...
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jollyllama
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The other theory is that FLAC was questionable in terms of patents and might have attracted a wave of lawsuits from trolls.
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pride
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this is posted by DARPA ... wth are you talking about and/or thinking? I'm not even sure if I should reply to this seriously...
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Taladar
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Well, technically any digital audio has some losses, you lose everything in between the discrete values the digital version can encode.
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plazman30
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MP4 supports both ID3 tags and MP4 atoms, which are extremely customizable.
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Code Rush for Visual Studio has an awesome feature for dealing with this. The command is called "Inline and Delete". I've used it to kill lots of one and two-line functions that had no reason to exist.
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grauenwolf
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It was interesting, but the performance costs were prohibitive the last time it showed up on reddit. I really wish VS Ultimate was tied up with MSDN. There are plenty of good reasons to have one without the other.
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H264 is patent encumbered to all shit, and i wonder what the Android licence says about extracting their decoder for it?
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> Flash storage is still too small to make it worthwhile. Well, yeah, it can be a bit of a problem when you lose your tiny medium holding a huge number of files. Seriously though, Flash is plenty small enough. I just got an USB "stick" the other day that is literally just an USB connector with a plastic cap on top...
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parsley61
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Absolutely. I used to swear by Cowon a few years ago -- the only reason I went with an iPod for my current player is because it was on special. Last I looked, Cowon supported Vorbis as well as FLAC (though these days I actually prefer LAME because adjusting the gain is easier).
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There are alternative browsers in the app store.
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parsley61
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And now it's *been* deleted ...
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((x>>3&&y-5)*2.4)&&t/i This one is pretty cool :). EDIT: So much cooler: ((x>>3&&y-5)*2.4)&&t/i&255>>x*y
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iPouch Tod
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I fuck hoping so.
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donroby
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A monad tutorial where the author doesn't get around to even saying what a monad is. That apparently is the next installment.
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yes this should help Apple overcome their brand recognition problem
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ArseAssassin
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Except the other one has no syntax. It doesn't force you to think about how to structure your rules. You can write bad rules and it'll never stop you from progressing. More than that, often times the rules are never expressed explicitly and only exist in the mind of the designer.
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yeah sorry they're not embracing or extending here
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tdrgabi
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They don't claim the rights for your software/method. They just want to know if it's possible and how did you do it. You are free to make a product & sell it after you collected your reward.
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yatima2975
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The highest prime less than or equal to n will only occur once in the factorisation of n! EDIT: thinking about it a bit more, this is not enough to seal the deal. You also need to invoke [Bertrands' postulate](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertrand's_postulate)! This is to ensure that the highest prime <= n is actua...
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fortyonejb
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This "insane" rate you speak of, it hasn't manifested itself in the mobile market. 2 years ago the average smartphone was shipped with an average of 16gb, today the average is 32gb. There is nothing to suggest any appreciable change in the next year. It's unlikely that 64gb will become the average size, and anything gr...
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sammydre
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Actually, they also have the beginning of a javascript-only version. See the "Play/" directory. There isn't much there though. Just some basic bitstream decoding (picture parameter sets, slice header) and nothing else as far as I can see.
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orthogonality
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Don't work for the Police State on spec.
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meh anyone worth FaceTiming has an Apple product anyway
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parsley61
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Depends on the AAC encoder; in blind tests LAME has consistently beaten iTunes AAC for many years now. Nero AAC and Vorbis are better still, of course, but they're all good enough that it's really pointless these days to distinguish between them on the basis of sound quality. Other factors are more important nowadays....
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joelthelion
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Very nice! Thanks for answering my question.
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No.
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nixle
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on images, no javascript, no movement. Awesome!
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howfun
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Very interesting. Does it works on Windows?
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PrintStar
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No movement in Opera 11.50 either.
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gilgoomesh
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I maintain a streaming media server written in plain C (we rolled our own). When you get a few hundred requests per second and you need to respond with the lowest possible latency, you're grateful if the communication protocol stays small, efficient and out of the way. I'm sure there are others in a similar situatio...
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sprashoo
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How much improvement can be done to a lossless audio codec?
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geon
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Ahhh, TPOLM... I still have Tournesol by Radix & Lluvia of TPOLM in my playlist. It came with the demo Tesla by Sunflower (http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=33). Not a very good demo imho, but a great soundtrack.
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orangeduck
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The reason I think people find learning about monads so hard is the fact every haskeller is so willing to tell you that whatever you think is wrong and that they are actually X. I've learnt about them plenty of times. At first I thought they were to do with state. After that I thought they were to do with side effects...
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ithika
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As with all learning. Focus on the specific you understand, and keep adding other specific examples. It's not really feasible to force someone into understanding an abstraction without an example.
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shillbert
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Yeah, but if your sampling rate is twice that of your highest frequency, and your signal is perfectly bandlimited, there is theoretically no loss whatsoever. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampling_theorem
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Taladar
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Correct me if I am wrong but even at twice the highest frequency you still would only sample to an accuracy of the closest 0.5Hz to the actual frequency, wouldn't you? That was the loss I was talking about. Doesn't matter in practice but it is loss.
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rpd9803
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The biggest underlying factor is likely container – ALAC fits with a standard MP4 container (which, by the way, is a QT container.. the container format was Apple's contribution to MP4). And according to Hydrogen's chart, FLAC = 58.7% compression, ALAC = 58.5% Hardly a meaningful difference for all but the largest lo...
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shillbert
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ALAC Lossless Audio Codec
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Taladar
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Personally I think it would be good if new (and constructors) could return something like Haskell's Either, i.e. an error of a user defined type or the object created as expected. This would solve a lot of issues on how to react to validation issues in constructors.
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osirisx11
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Just downloaded and ran on firefox 7 64 on ubuntu 11.04, 8gb of ram, i7-2820QM quad-core, got 2-3 fps
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RX_AssocResp
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Customizable yes, but then you have no interoperability whatsoever. There’s a predefined list of tag, but if Apple does not want a performer tag, there is none. [You can only prepend your own prefix](http://code.google.com/p/quodlibet/wiki/Development_TagMapping#MPEG-4_AAC). Never heard about people putting ID3 into ...
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kamatsu
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Monads are not hard people. Nor are they significant in Haskell (they are used in Haskell, but they are in no way fundamental). You don't even need them to do IO, despite popular belief. Why, there are a range of abstractions available for the IO type, just that monads provide a convenient notation.
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SpaceHeeder
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I dislike how this announcement has made so many people forget about that...
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tiftik
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Most of those image formats have different compression methods for different types of images. Same goes for compression formats. ALAC is doing exactly what FLAC is doing, does it worse, and it's newer than FLAC. Why do we need an inferior format while there's already a better, widely adopted one? I see no reason for A...
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