You're speaking about an event that happened in the past. Which has nothing to do with the present, or the future, or the "accessibility" of this mailing list.
You can learn from the mistakes or faults of others, can't you? For example, if someone wants to construct a windowed sinc FIR filter with 20,000 coefficients, it can be useful to learn *why* that idea is not the best. Without pointing out to *why* that idea may fail, you cannot learn from it, can you? As the discussion was about things like, FIR filters with lots of coefficients, upsampling, interpolation, convolution, frequency response of interpolators and various other polynomials... Topics that are all relevant here, I guess. I think at least 90%+ of the discussion was strictly about these topics. If you cannot dismiss the other 10% as noise, then you focus too much on the (for you) irrelevant details. _______________________________________________ music-dsp mailing list music-dsp@music.columbia.edu https://lists.columbia.edu/mailman/listinfo/music-dsp
