We had chickens when I was a kid. My brother stopped eating chicken for years after observing the chicken's lifestyle.
I'd love to see an economic analysis of buying eggs versus "home brewing" them. And health risks.
IThere was a LARGE cat that she thought might have been a Jaguarundi behind our home in the trees. It was at least twice the size of a normal house cat with a dark coat.
I carry on a few discussions at once lol. Thus I said I would think about tubes tomorrow. I am a fan of Walter Tevis the author and I played some tournament games in Lexington Ky where part of the series is based.
I carry on a few discussions at once lol. Thus I said I would think about tubes tomorrow. I am a fan of Walter Tevis the author and I played some tournament games in Lexington Ky where part of the series is based.
I seem to recall that the World Equestrian Games was in Louisville a while ago. If so, did you go to it? I think horses are neato but they are too big for me. My wife had a horse years before we met. She said it was just too expensive to keep.
I seem to recall that the World Equestrian Games was in Louisville a while ago. If so, did you go to it? I think horses are neato but they are too big for me. My wife had a horse years before we met. She said it was just too expensive to keep.
My wife still has family in Louisville and some of my college days were spent there. I had an apartment not far from Churchill Downs at one point. Lovely horse country farther south.
We had chickens when I was a kid. My brother stopped eating chicken for years after observing the chicken's lifestyle.
I'd love to see an economic analysis of buying eggs versus "home brewing" them. And health risks.
It would likely take awhile to recoup the investment. I spent alot of time as a kid tending to chickens at my grandparents farm. Collecting eggs was fun, everything else not so much.... my wife wants them, but I know who would end up doing all the work and what said work entails, so I am less inclined to get the ball rolling..
It would likely take awhile to recoup the investment. I spent alot of time as a kid tending to chickens at my grandparents farm. Collecting eggs was fun, everything else not so much.... my wife wants them, but I know who would end up doing all the work and what said work entails, so I am less inclined to get the ball rolling..
If anybody wants some foundational knowledge that helps to understand interpolation filters like Schiit's Megacomboburrito filter, I found this guy's videos really helpful. You just need a bit of maths background, but the nice thing about these videos is you don't need to have learned differential equations (I never got that far in calc), because with FIR filters you're dealing w difference equations, which are easier to understand.
Based on Mike & Jason's posts, I believe Megacomboburrito uses a FIR filter, with 10's of thousands of coefficients, or "taps". As somebody mentioned (can't recall who that was. Oh well...), a typical way to go about making an interpolation filter is to add zeros between the original samples as the first step. Then a FIR filter can essentially transform them into non-zero values, through successive delays and multiply-accumulate operations using the chosen coefficients. I wouldn't be surprised if Schiit was using a technique other than this "zero stuffing", but there's no way to know for sure about that at this point, unless I've missed some of their posts. This guy's videos step through the process of implementing a FIR lowpass filter:
It seems that part of, if not most of the secret sauce in the MCB filter is in how the FIR filter coefficients were chosen. You can use something like matlab to generate filter coefficients for you but you'll end up with a filter that probably sounds nowhere near as good as MCB. Mike et al came up with their own way to generate the coefficients they needed for bit perfect interpolation, optimized in both the time and frequency domains. And they've programmed sharc DSP chips, presumably mostly to run the multiply-accumulate operations to implement the FIR filter with its many taps, though there may he more to it than that when it comes to what the sharc chip is doing.
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