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Audio routers, also known as “virtual cables,” allow users to route audio from one software to another, providing flexibility in the audio processing process. While the concept of using audio effects software on audio synthesis software may seem straightforward, it often turns out to be tedious. There are several software solutions available with varying reliability, […]
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In their research, Utkarsh Utkarsh and his colleagues present a method for solving ensembles of ordinary differential equations (ODEs) and stochastic differential equations (SDEs) on GPUs. Unlike other methods, their approach does not require any code changes and achieves excellent performance, outperforming the vectorizing map approach implemented in JAX and PyTorch. The method is also […]
The complete text of the original Limits to Growth study is now accessible online for free, thanks to a partnership between the Dartmouth College Library, Dennis Meadows, and the Sustainability Institute. Published in 1972, the study modeled the dynamics of our human presence on the planet and found that a “business as usual” growth model […]
In this web content, the author explains how to pass SSH through HTTPS in order to access blocked TCP ports. The author provides specific examples of client and server configurations, including the use of the ProxyCommand directive in openssh. They also discuss other options such as the sslh project and encapsulating one protocol into another. […]
In the pursuit of understanding mathematics, it is crucial to question, challenge and explore different possibilities. The process of discovering new mathematics can be messy and filled with dead ends, but these failed attempts are essential for deepening one’s understanding and ultimately finding the correct path. It is important to not shy away from asking […]
Crown shyness, also known as canopy disengagement or canopy shyness, is an interesting phenomenon observed in certain tree species. Instead of touching each other, the crowns of these trees form gaps, creating a channel-like canopy. Crown shyness is most commonly seen among trees of the same species, but it can also occur between different species. […]
In 1988, a piece of C code called xmas.c won the International Obfuscated C Code Contest. The code, which compresses a text to represent a new departure in text compression standards, was written by Landon Curt Noll and Larry Bassel. The code appears to be complex and difficult to understand at first glance, but after […]
The book “The Art of Electronics 3rd Edition” has received high praise for its thorough and pragmatic coverage of circuit artifacts. The author’s attention to detail, including graphical depictions and real part numbers, is impressive and allows readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. However, there have been reports of counterfeit copies […]
Ruby 3.3’s IRB introduces major enhancements to improve debugging capabilities, autocompletion, and overall user experience. Users can now access the irb:rdbg session within the IRB session, allowing them to execute rdbg commands without exiting. The integration offers advantages such as multi-line input, autocompletion, symbol aliases to commands, and pager support. The autocompletion feature has been […]
StreamDiffusion is a pipeline-level solution for real-time interactive generation. It offers several key features, including streamlined data processing through efficient batch operations, an improved guidance mechanism that minimizes computational redundancy, GPU utilization efficiency through advanced filtering techniques, efficient management of input and output operations, optimization of caching strategies for accelerated processing, and various tools for […]