![]() But then I realise I don't have the time :-). Then I think I should really make a good and fast filemanager for mac in something low level like C++. My searches usually comes up empty (pathfinder exists but to me it is just finder all over again, still slow and no real treeview). So when I am frustrated with finder I usually search for an alternative. I really miss a good file manager, which in my opinion of course is one that looks like windows explorer because that is what I am used to :-). I myself have used windows many years and switched to mac some years ago. But adding one would make it a lot more familiar to many users and would probably help adaption a lot. I know a treeview is not in line with the norton commander style that fman is going for. I'm attaching screen casts so you can see precisely what I did to take 8/11/13 seconds. How it "feels" is difficult to compare / quantify. I believe more complex examples will give more of an edge to fman - in terms of speed. In general, I believe the above scenarios are Finder's "best case": The directories are not deeply nested and very close together, making up/down navigation and drag and drop easy. To me it feels clunkier because of the mouse and of the going up/down between directories. There is a noticeable difference between the two approaches. The fastest I could do B was 13 seconds in Finder and 11 seconds in fman. I could do A in both Finder and fman in about 8 seconds. A: Preview file1 and file2 with QuickLook and move them to Receipts/2018.I tried how fast I could execute the following two scenarios, with both Finder's list view and fman:
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Like replacement windows, window screens come from different brands at varying price levels. The installer must also make and install a custom frame.Īside from the screen type and material, several other factors influence the cost of replacing your window screens. The average cost per square foot can range from $0.25 to $25. Custom window screens are calculated by square footage. Custom window screens ($50–$500): You must order a custom window screen if you have an uncommon window size or specific design, such as a shaped or accent window.Movable window screens ($25–$75): These prefabricated (prefab) window screens come in several standard sizes that are factory-made.Here’s the average price for each type of new screen, including installation costs : Manufacturers create them in standardized sizes for convenient installation, which also makes them less expensive than custom options. There are two main types of window screens : movable and custom. Both of these screens allow you to view the outdoors but block outsiders from peering into your home.īelow is a breakdown of cost estimates for window screens by material, including installation. Solar screens are dark window screens that deflect sunlight and reduce glare. Security screens use a high-tensile stainless steel mesh system that prevents forced entry while providing ventilation. Copper and brass window screens are more aesthetically appealing and last longer than more affordable options such as vinyl and fiberglass. Stainless steel is one of the toughest and longest-lasting window screen materials, making it a great option for coastal homes. The type of window screen you choose and its material have the biggest impact on cost. A simple, standardized model can cost as low as $100 per screen while a solar or security screen can run as high as $1,000. The average cost of window screen replacement is around $300 per screen. ![]() New cache and out-of-core friendly mode for Random/Sobol samplers.removed the limit of 8 * 4GB of scene image maps) GPU rendering now uses 64bit image map pixel indices (i.e.to render scenes larger than GPU ram available) Added the support for out of core CUDA rendering (i.e.Added processor group support to enable LuxCoreRender to use more than 64 logical processors on Windows.Mix material on GPUs now supports bump mapping exactly like CPU version.Glossycoating material on GPUs now supports bump mapping exactly like CPU version.New LuxCore API RenderConfig::HasCachedKernels() method to check if a (long) kernel compilation time is required.Added the support for light groups to PhotonGI.LuxRays API reworked to support generic hardware devices (now OpenCL, potentially CUDA, Vulkan, Metal, etc.).Accelerated duplicate vertex detection in pointiness shape (from 6.7 seconds to 0.016 seconds on a 100k vertex mesh).Added the support for RandomTriangleAOV shape.Added the support for the new IslandAOV shape.Added the support for new Random texture.LuxCore API has now SetMeshVertexAOV() and SetMeshTriangleAOV() methods to set geometry vertex and triangle AOV. ![]() aovindex property (a 4294967296 value will force the use of alpha channel instead, default value for compatibility with the past) Pointiness shape can now assign curvature values to vertex AOV with.New hitpointvertexaov and hitpointtriangleaov textures.uvindex (side effect of the above new feature) Removed the support for Triplanar texture.Geometry vertex and triangle AOVs (arbitrary data associated to mesh vertices and triangle usable by textures).Removed LuxRays support for virtual devices and hybrid rendering (old LuxRender GPU doing ray intersections and CPU everything else).Added the support for a new ".sharpness" (default value 0.1, range ) Intel OIDN parameter to blend original and denoised output.LuxCore API KernelCacheFill() is now available for Python.LuxCoreUI "Fill kernel cache" menu option now pre-compile all possible GPU kernels.It doesn't require kernel re-compilation anymore New OpenCL code to evaluate textures and materials.Note: Although Finder indicates no version number for this application, the developer refers to it as version 2.4. ![]() Affiliate, or contracted University employees, can purchase an annual membership for $250. 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This is basically in the territory for me where, if I could only choose 1 amp sim, I'd go with Reamp Studio because of the range it covers, and what it's capable of. The only one that I've noticed is that, for some reason, the tremolo speed doesn't save its status when I save my session (thinking about it now - I should try to save it as a preset - in this case, I'm using it on a mix bus in Reaper with the amp & cab section disabled). There were some bugs that were introduced with various versions of the beta, but they seem to be ironed out now. Some of the amp models (they're individual channels more than full amps) are so-so, but others are fantastic. I will say that it's not perfect, but if you use the right IRs & EQ it well, you can get some incredible results. u/TDMZebra is right, I will be happy to convince you that it's worth the price (although, whether it's actually worth the price for you is a very subjective thing)! I think this is definitely a step up on their behalf.Įdit: And the number of presets seems limited as well if I remember correctly (again, not really an issue as I generally ignore them anyway what works with the gear that whoever created the presets may not work as well with someone else's setup). However I have to say the sounds are nice and it doesn't seem buggy (it has been in beta for a long time after all the pan in the IR section doesn't seem to work in my DAW, but I generally use an external IR loader anyway). It's more like a GM2 with some more features and a boat load of amps. I felt as well that they may be in over their heads with this one, and it's a bit in no-man's land: It's not something little like GM of GM2, but it's not something full/flexible like Helix Native. In the meantime there's my earlier post here about some things to consider. ![]() I'm sure u/Capncorky will be happy to convince you that it's worth it's price ) Official r/WeAreTheMusicMakers Discord for music discussion: Official r/AudioProductionDeals Discord for plugin and sales discussion: Great music production subreddits to follow: More information on this can be found here Many of the links here are affiliate links which we make a commission on to help support the continuation of this subreddit. As such, please do not message asking for posting access if you are not a developer or an authorised dealer. All sales are from legitimate sources and the only people permitted to post here besides myself are developers and authorised dealers themselves. This subreddit exists solely for posting deals from plugin developers or authorised dealers. Failure to adhere to the rules will result in being ban from the subreddit. In fact, Reamping is the magic ingredient that has brought many of the most esteemed recordings to life.This subreddit is dedicated to getting posting the best deals on audio plugins and hardware available as things go on sale.īecause of the nature of this subreddit, the rules will be strictly enforced. And Reamping is no longer just for guitars It is now common to Reamp bass, keyboards, drums, violin you name it. With today's unlimited track capabilities, Reamping is now accessible to everyone. An on-board mute function has also been added to allow you to shut off the signal going to the amps when making adjustments or moving mics around the studio. The latest Radial version features separate XLR and ¼" TRS input connectors, variable output level plus a three-position filter that lets you tame excessive highs, warm up the lows or simply bypass if you want to revert to the original circuit. It features a 100% passive design with John's original custom wound 'Made in the USA' transformer and circuit. The Radial Reamp JCR is the latest version of the original Reamp that was designed and patented by John Cuniberti. Best of all, you can Reamp the track later as the production develops. Once the magic has been captured, you can send the guitarist home and Reamp the track at will as you move the mics around the room, try various amplifiers or introduce effects. The benefits are tremendous: instead of worrying about the sound of the track, you can focus your attention on getting the best musical performance. The Reamp® JCR is a passive Reamper that allows you to take a prerecorded track and send it back to a guitar or bass amplifier and re-record it. Improves productivity while expanding creative options Plug and play easy to use passive design Original Reamp circuit designed by John Cuniberti ![]() Lets you re-record tracks through a guitar or bass amp ![]() When the chicken is done scoop it onto the tortilla and you have quesadillas. Bacon Eggs and Tortillas on the Skottle in the Eastern Sierras of Californiaįor lunch, you can grill up some chicken and bell peppers, warm tortillas on the side with some cheese so it starts to melt. Easy as that you have Bacon Eggs and Hashbrowns all in one “pan” and everything has stayed hot while you are cooking the rest of the meal. Slide the hash browns to the side to stay hot, and crack a couple of eggs on the side of the disc and drop them in the middle. Start frying some bacon, once you get a little grease in the bottom, slide the bacon to the outside to finish slow and stay hot while you put some hash browns in the middle to start cooking in the grease. ![]() The answer is simple, just about anything you would cook on your stove top at home. So now that you know what a Skottle is, what exactly can you cook with it? Couple of quick turns of the thumbscrews and the legs are secure The thumbscrews make a great spot for hanging the lid and cooking utensils and keeps them in easy reach. I do recommend the optional windscreen as well, but it is certainly not necessary. There is also no need to take the burner back off, you can leave it attached and just unscrew the propane when you are done and it will be ready for next time. Pretty much any of the single burner propane stoves will work, but I prefer the Century brand as it has the piezo ignitor so there’s no need for matches or lighters, and the burner goes in just as easy, with just a couple turns of the thumb screws. The legs attach quickly to the bottom of the skottle with a just a few thumbscrews (one in each leg). ![]() Packed up in the bags from Blue Ridge Overland Gear. In the photo below the bag is holding the Skottle (with burner and windscreen attached), the lid, the table top, cherry wood spatula, and two 1 pound canisters of propane. We feel it was an excellent investment and fits the Skottle itself, plus room for any extra components that we might use in cooking a meal. It feels virtually indestructible, and even though we have used and abused it for over a year, it shows no signs of wear at all. Tembo Tusk, along with Blue Ridge Overland Gear, has created a storage bag for the Skottle, made from the same type of vinyl that bounce houses are made of. This allows it to be used anywhere, using a standard single burner propane stove and it does this while still quickly breaking down for easy storage. Tembo Tusk has taken the shallow wok-like bowl of the harrow disc and made it more versatile than what was used in the farms by adding legs and a burner supported by a simple framework. In an effort to simplify our loadout, we picked up a Skottle last year, and it has easily replaced all of that. All of that adds up pretty quickly both in weight and in the amount of real estate it takes up in the truck. ![]() These are the discs that are pulled behind a tractor or mule to till the ground and prepare it for planting.īefore the skottle, we traveled with a 3 burner Coleman white gas stove, along with a cast iron skillet, cast iron griddle, and an assortment of pots and pans, and don’t forget the jug of white gas. The Skottle (Pronunciation: Skō Til or Skaw-Til) originated from the farms of South Africa, where harrow discs were put to use as cooking tools in the fields. Ribeye Steak with onions, potatoes carrots and peppers High in the San Bernardino National Forest It is not often that I find a piece of camping gear that actually changes the way I camp, but the Skottle Grill from Tembo Tusk has done just that. ![]() Many operas are comedies - The Barber of Seville and The Marriage of Figaro are basically RomComs, just to give two examples - and even the serious ones tend to have at least some humorous parts. This is also not true the opera genre is as varied as any other. That's it." note Although cynical musicologists might say that he arrived at that definition to justify his own musicals being performed in opera houses.Ĭommon Knowledge also insists that opera is always a tragedy. Stephen Sondheim was heard to claim, "I really think that when something plays in Broadway it's a musical, and when it plays in an opera house it's opera. The actual line between musicals and opera is blurry and kind of technical, but the short of it is that opera doesn't use electronic sound equipment and musicals typically need better actors than singers. Likewise, there are musicals that have "regressed" back to including recitative among these Sung Through Musicals are Les Misérables and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and others are nearly so like The Phantom of the Opera and RENT (which to a certain extent reserves spoken dialogue for its Wham Lines!). This means there are in fact operas that have spoken dialogue, like The Magic Flute and Carmen. ![]() Because opera tended to be the theatrical equivalent of a Doorstopper, someone asked why it couldn't just be abridged by turning the recitative into dialogue this form was typically called "operetta" (to oversimplify the matter), and the only thing you have to add to that to get a modern musical is a greater inclusion of dance. While not a bad approximation, it's not always true. The public perception of the difference between opera and The Musical is that musical theatre has breaks for spoken dialogue, whereas opera is "sung through", alternating between " recitative " (which is when the plot happens and is typically sung in a less-formal style) and "arias" (big numbers where someone has a therapy session onstage ). Major opera composers include Mozart, George Frederic Handel, Giuseppe Verdi, Gioachino Rossini, Richard Wagner, Giacomo Puccini and Richard Strauss, though there are, of course, many more. Opera has been around since the end of the 16th century and is still going strong. ![]() Meanwhile, student debt amasses at unprecedented rates (over $1.6 trillion). Per an unscientific 2018 study, 89% of students (a.k.a., the customer) do not agree with the argument that mandated, unrelated coursework expands their horizons in necessary ways, hence the rise of alternatives.Īnd just in case you weren’t doing the math, it will require 26 years for the college graduate’s nest egg to surpass the bootcamper’s headstart. Ironically, that is exactly the starting salary of a Georgia Tech Computer Science major, which should make the reader imagine the graduate earning those six figures in their senior year rather than paying it to the university. Arguably, none of this will particularly assist the future developer with coding, and creates nearly $100,000 in unneeded cost. For instance, to graduate from Georgia Tech in Computer Science, a student must take a total of 124 credits which includes 51 credits of humanities (12), social sciences (12), sciences labs (12) and mathematics (15). However, these elongated degrees require many mandated, bloated, unrelated requirements, thereby driving-up the aforementioned cost. Additionally, fascinating electives provide related learning topics such as entrepreneurship for computer science, telecommunication policy for the Internet Age, and ethical dilemmas in computing. Each university provides deep dives into topics like Cybersecurity Engineering, DevSecOps and Artificial Intelligence Engineering. The average out-of-state tuition for these fine institutions surpasses $45,400 per year, thereby ringing up a 4-year, total tab of nearly $250,000 after room, board, books, etc. The Traditional, College Software ProgramsĪnd so the assumption is that the better money is spent on traditional, university programs where the experienced staff and defined coursework blaze a path toward enlightenment and stable earnings.Īccording to US News and World Report, 2021’s top five universities for undergraduate degrees in Software Engineering are Carnegie Mellon University, MIT, UC-Berkeley, Georgia Tech and Illinois. Instead, the curriculum is focused around learning web-centric code such as HTML or JavaScript, and turning the eager earner lose on the world. Per Kugler Maag Cie North America’s CEO, Peter Abowd, “The art of simple abstraction - which traditionally has only been taught by a few of the better universities or coaching experts – is one a few, crucial skills for efficient software architects, and cannot be learned and practiced in a few weeks.”Īdditionally, most of the bootcamps do not teach about other core development needs such as creating structured requirements with verification criteria, developing a comprehensive-yet-efficient test strategy, or organizing an Agile team for effective project management. “Needless to say,” states, “a Software Architect is responsible for many tasks hence, you’re required to get familiar with several crucial domains such as System Design, Development Operations or DevOps, etc.” Some of those tasks involves learning the embedded, complex technology, and then creating a well-communicated abstraction of the product to help lead teams towards efficient development. ![]() The deep knowledge needed for positions such as Software Architect, Product Owner or Software Lead exceed the too-quick bootcamps. ![]() Might this career-quick-start lend itself towards high-paying or stable positions within software product development in these complex fields? In all likelihood, no. In the growing era of shopping remotely, dealerships and airlines will require more and more online marketing tools fueled by software developers. Websites, applications and frontend development will be needed for any industry, and both automotive and aerospace are no exception. ![]() “With more than 20 years in the online education sector, Skylab's relationship with the industry gives them a unique insight into exactly what skills employers are looking for and allows them to develop syllabi and projects accordingly.”Īnd so the question is whether there shall be positions for such graduates in long-term mainstay industries like automotive and aerospace. 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