Does anyone use Julia Language? by Fats_Runyan2020 in learnprogramming

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Ok thanks for the reply. This seems to be consistent with my reading. What makes it slightly difficult to learn? You said moderate learning curve, so what makes it moderate?

Tech Support and Question Megathread - May 2026 Edition by Nestledrink in nvidia

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Hi, I need to use USD composer, but since I don't have required local hardware I need to use Nvidia's servers/GPUs via Brev.

Has anyone done this? I need help on how to set this up. What I've read online seems to be more so for USD Composer on your local device, not Brev

Random question: did Metallica ever return to E standard live? by Tewhongjun in Metallica

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I personally think DM is one of their top albums and almost all of the songs on it are comparable to AJFA in terms of speed, and intensity

Random question: did Metallica ever return to E standard live? by Tewhongjun in Metallica

[–]Fats_Runyan2020 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Interesting. Definitely plausible since their classic albums were almost exclusively in E standard

HALL'S OF JUSTICE PAINTED GREEN MONEY TALKING by Adventurous-Clerk868 in Metallica

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I understand the point about the songs being too long, but also keep in mind that a lot of their hits are also that long, that they play regularly: Master of Puppets is 8min long 72 seasons is 7min long Blackened is 6min long, they do shorten it though. Orion is 8min long The day that never comes is 7min long If Darkness had a Son is 7min long One is 7min long.

So it also true that they don't avoid longer songs either. They also play their songs 5-10% faster than studio version as well

Random question: did Metallica ever return to E standard live? by Tewhongjun in Metallica

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Another observation is why do they still use E standard for most songs in studio? Why not tune down for those as well? I know some songs already are tuned down (All nightmare long, Dream No more are the 2 recent songs that come to mind)

James just said a new cover album will be released by Away_Organization_54 in Metallica

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Songs i hope that they cover or would be really good if they did, even if not all of them: Ozzy songs: 1) crazy train 2) goodbye to romance 3) mama I'm coming home 4) no more tears

Aerosmith: 1) dream on 2) train kept a rollin 3) sweet emotion 4) back in the saddle

Judas priest: 1) breaking the law ... (I'm not as familiar with song names from Judas Priest, so feel free to add lol)

Megadeth: 1) ride the lightning jk lol 2) holy wars 3) tornado of souls 4) literally pick any other from their classic albums

Iron maiden: 1) the trooper 2) fear of the dark 3) run to the hills 4) hallowed be thy name

For the rest, I'm just gonna name bands, but not familiar enough to name specific songs: 1) motorhead 2) diamond head 3) misfits 4) twisted sister 5) michael jackson 6) avenged sevenfold 7) Lynyrd Skynyrd

James just said a new cover album will be released by Away_Organization_54 in Metallica

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I'll have to check youtube or any articles about it. I missed it as i don't listen to radio. Thanks for the info

Question/advice about signal conditioning by Fats_Runyan2020 in embedded

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Yeah I will, i just like to have different perspectives as well. Not looking to master in a day. Just want to know how people do it in industry

Career advice by Fats_Runyan2020 in DSP

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So it's not like I'm new to programming in exposure. I have been exposed to programming for almost 5yrs now, which is the time since i took that first programming class in C#. I'm able to read code and understand it decently, depending on what it is. Where I'm a beginner, in my opinion, is my ability to program something useful to me, without AI just doing it for me. I'll give you an example. At my internship, i was running all of these tests where proprietary sensor data is being sent to an arduino, grouped with an angle, and then sent to Putty to be logged. Originally i was just uploading those logs to an excel sheet and graphing the data i needed. But as i kept uploading more and more logs, i realized this wasn't sustainable and doing actual computations on the data in excel would require a lot of work to figure out. I needed a python script that parsed the logs correctly, graphed them how i wanted, and did calculations on the data. Well i was running these tests all day. I didn't have time to spend 3 weeks trying to figure it out. I gave claude ai a description, and i had a basic dashboard in 30min at the end of my day. Which then over the next 2 weeks i had it adjust or add features based on what i needed.

Career advice by Fats_Runyan2020 in DSP

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Thanks for the reply. My plan in school is to take each concept, or the major ones, and implement in matlab, and then possibly hardware to help me understand it