Axe-Fx III Firmware Version 11.02 Public Beta #5 (Beta_4)

[Joe Bfstplk]

Keep it civil please

Oxford Comma vs. AP Style....

 

[iaresee]

Oxford Comma vs. AP Style....

 

[TG3K]

Oxford Comma vs. AP Style....

Oxford, all day long.

At NAMM I saw Joe Walsh, a piano tuner, and a hot stripper.

vs.

At NAMM I saw Joe Walsh, a piano tuner and a hot stripper.

 

[rickboot]

Oxford, all day long.

At NAMM I saw Joe Walsh, a piano tuner, and a hot stripper.

vs.

At NAMM I saw Joe Walsh, a piano tuner and a hot stripper.

Joe is a pretty hot stripper. Not sure if he can tune a piano though.

 

[bdrepko]

Tabs vs spaces?

Uhg. Cant stand when programmers use tabs.

 

[AlGrenadine]

Uhg. Cant stand when programmers use tabs.

I do

 

[FractalAudio]

I do

So do I.

 

[bdrepko]

I do

I have to read and modify other peoples code. Sometimes its not easy to look at.

 

[Dave Merrill]

I do

So do I.

And sane symmetrical braces not K&R. Except when in Rome. But they're Wrong.

This thread actually got me to price out a MacBook Pro, because they do seem to have great longevity (and they look cool, but I don't care). When I hit $3600 for a 16" 32G RAM 2TB drive I stopped, not to mention that Mac Pro starts at $6k. Insane. The "The best for the brightest" tagline grosses me out too.


Wake me when there's a thread about the beta or progress beyond it.

 

[PincoTech]

I've been on Win 7 forever very reluctant to upgrade to 10. This FW 11.02 beta4 thread keeps on giving with Flanger tweaks and awesome tips-and-tricks for win 7->10 migration!

Still... do I have to???

Disconnect the internet on W7, and use a thumb drive for new firmware

 

[PincoTech]

I have to read and modify other peoples code. Sometimes its not easy to look at.

Kinda like JavaScript lol. A colon instead of a semi colon, and nothing works. Then you have to find it. At least these days editors have colors, and can even find the mistake

 

[Dave Merrill]

Kinda like JavaScript lol. A colon instead of a semi colon, and nothing works. Then you have to find it. At least these days editors have colors, and can even find the mistake

Colon and semicolon aren't interchangeable, duh

But neither one on the end of a line works until it's minified, then maybe not.

And yay for IntelliJ IDEA, love it.

 

[PincoTech]

Colon and semicolon aren't interchangeable, duh

But neither one on the end of a line works until it's minified, then maybe not.

And yay for IntelliJ IDEA, love it.

Point being, the smallest syntax error is a nightmare.

 

[DougB415]

This thread actually got me to price out a MacBook Pro, because they do seem to have great longevity (and they look cool, but I don't care). When I hit $3600 for a 16" 32G RAM 2TB drive I stopped, not to mention that Mac Pro starts at $6k. Insane.

Look at refurb Macs. My refurbed 24” iMac (i7, quad core, Thunderbolt, 24GB RAM, 1 TB HDD) was under $1500, and I’ve had it for 6 years with zero problems. I’m hoping to run it for 10 years.

 

[bjjp2]

Point being, the smallest syntax error is a nightmare.

Forgive my ignorance (my programming experience ended with Pascal in 1980) but isn’t that true of all programming?

 

[unix-guy]

I do

So do I.

I'm in good company!

Except now I'm doing mostly cloud automation using Ansible which is based on Python and uses YAML for coding playbooks.

Both require spaces... So I just set vim to expand tabs...

 

[unix-guy]

And sane symmetrical braces not K&R. Except when in Rome. But they're Wrong.

Yes!

 

[Joe Bfstplk]

So do I.

Me three....

 

[PincoTech]

Look at refurb Macs. My refurbed 24” iMac (i7, quad core, Thunderbolt, 24GB RAM, 1 TB HDD) was under $1500, and I’ve had it for 6 years with zero problems. I’m hoping to run it for 10 years.

A MacBook Pro can run a full studio, and not sweat doing it.
The price includes Hardware that won’t fail or let you down, native audio and video applications (industry standard), and OS for life.

I’m on year seven with my 2013 MacBook Pro, it still runs flawlessly, and the CPU is yet to be too slow for full mixes. My investment is currently at the $350 / year mark, when spreading it out over 7 years.

I have piles of PC’s in the basement!
They were cheaper, ran ok at times, but crashed frequently.

The bottom line is I want to be as productive as possible!

Troubleshooting, rebuilding, and hard drive forensics is NOT getting things done.

I’m not getting any younger, that’s for sure

 

[PincoTech]

I do

Indented code sure makes it easier to find, and break up