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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
> which is 1-dimensional and has probably much less internal modelling to care about There is an ocean between “I like that sound” and a final, produced piece of recorded music. Much of that ocean being ineffable. Trying to reduce it to
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
I think you’re missing the point. Music is an experience, not a checkbox or text book needing summarized.
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Hehe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMVr7gPjpqk
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It happens everywhere. It's all information, and it's all communication if it's moving from one body to another (whether that is their stated intent or not). The medium is the message [ https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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Further, that somehow the reality is inferior to their other imagined, autocratic world.
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
The Canadian sweethearts Alvvays are excellent. There’s more to PEI than potatoes! https://youtu.be/eH5mqLjwg6U Paul’s Boutique represent.
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
Have you worked on multi channel encoding/decoding or mixed a multi-channel project?
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"Seems like", and the reality are often different. That's some of the ingenious nature of these inventions—they seem like they should be obvious and easy. And yet they aren't. Not at first. It took a heavy amount of in
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
There _was_ a license for stereo audio. See: Blumlein and EMI, Fantasound, etc
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They invented a lot of this stuff first, some of the preliminary work going back decades. It's not a secret. It predates digital audio. There's nothing stopping open source digital codecs from ruling, but they need people working
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
Like I have since I was 15. I wander into town. When I lived in a small town without any real culture, there was a group of kids and young adults that threw punk shows at the local Masonic hall for $5. Being the charitable sort of group the
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
Sadly true, and it's not limited to the ancient era. There are tomes from within the past 100-150 years that would shake up most peoples' entire worldview that are readily ignored. Hell, entire subjects are poo-pooed these days. D
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Even Balder gets an itchy navel.
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I've run the gamut recently trying to find one that was suitable for a project of mine—nothing crazy, just a server-rendered front end for a CMS/other data source. It was a mind-numbing exercise I wouldn't recommend. There ar
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
It's not a bad attitude. When front end frameworks are actively disabling browser APIs you've come to learn over years of experience in favour of their own tangled functions (that break if you look at them wrong) it gets pretty an
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
> They smoked a fat joint when writing this, didn't they? I think this is more indicative of a lifetime of total, stone-cold sobriety and bean counting.
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Pretty sure 'breaking' meant 'late-breaking' and the colour etc were meant to inflect urgency (also a bit of a sales tactic, but different intent) rather than particularly large news. It's just old newsy lingo. htt
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
Pretty sure 'breaking' meant 'late-breaking' and the colour etc were meant to inflect urgency (also a bit of a sales tactic, but different intent) rather than particularly large news. https://www.lexico.com&#x
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
Name what? My point was made in allegory. I would argue that obsession with accumulating capital has caused several orders of magnitude more situations like the ones you've named. So we probably agree that while we're at banning d
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
I can only ask you to try a bit harder then. Simply because something contributes to a set of behaviours you disagree with doesn’t mean we should attack. Sadly, for that very freedom we’ll end up with many more mega conferences about UI eco
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
> If you've ever had to deal with an addict, you know exactly what I mean. Drugs rewire your priorities in a big way. Can we do something about money then? I know people who have spent years of their lives arguing over pointless dif
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
And parsnips are phototoxic, too. We better do something about them.
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It's not so great for people who don't see themselves only as consumers of a service. It's not a simple linear change.
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The plots to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Canadian_Conspiracy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Bacon https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pentaverate Kidding as
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
Unfortunately, it’s also like that working at some places—not just in the interview process. The day-to-day can be excruciating involving each of your bullet points inside of 8-10 hours, on repeat. There’s a lot more humourless bureaucracy
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They do, I even used that professionally at a previous position. $5-10/mo box with Dokku installed gave us a heroku-ish platform that could be scaled up if needed. The main downside being that you have to manage it yourself, but it rea
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Hardened materialists?
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Go figure. Guess I'm preaching to the choir! How long have you lived in this part? I caught in another comment that you're into poetry. Do you frequent The Printed Word here in town? We only moved into Dundas a little over a year
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by 52-6F-62 4y ago
I grew up a five minute walk from Lake Erie in a small town several hours SW of Toronto near the Grand River. Like people who live on the coasts it gets into your blood. The summers really are something else. I don’t miss my home county so
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by 52-6F-62 5y ago
Please don't.

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