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   No advertisements randomly inserted in the middle of a piece of music!
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   100% For me it's also in the ritual of getting up to physically select the item I want to hear, withdraw it, and set it up on the player. It's something you have to do deliberately. It won't shuffle for 100 hours through ever
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   Whoa this is great! Thanks for the link!
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   My partner and I were given one of these: https://www.dualit.com/products/classic-toasters They're dead simple, and work excellently. The bars you're mentioning are single, wide and flat, so they'd suppo
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   by 52-6F-62 5y ago

   Good point! I used to play that same thought experiment with more basic utilities like my toaster with it's various settings and electronic controllers. Then I was given a Dualit. No more philosophical dilemmas! Kidding aside, it'
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   Thought I should add that his son is also a performer. I think he may still live in the area, but I’m not sure. Never met him. Also of Dundas as of late is John Ellison ( Some Kind of Wonderful )
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   Crazy to see Stan Rogers on here. I know he had a large sphere of influence, but still wild. I moved down to his old stomping grounds in Dundas, Ontario at the start of the year and if anyone ever visits you’ll quickly understand how the ar
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   I just bought one and have to agree. I was aiming for the i9 because audio production tools hadn’t migrated fully but it wasn’t available anymore so I went with an M1. inside of a month any of the tools or plugins I’ve bought in the past ha
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   I'm pretty sure Burroughs was everything at least once at some point in his specific timeline.
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    Neil Young made a similar effort: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LincVolt
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    This is cool. I use Voice Memos regularly to jot down ideas and it has its limitations, so work in this space is really welcome! I don't have anything to contribute on the marketing front, so all I can say add is just keep it up! I rea
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    Anything can happen. Guitar pedal and amp modelling of some real quality and portability hit the market over a decade ago, but in that time the boutique analogue market for effects and amplifiers has exploded. It'll be hard to model th
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    I love Civ and play 3/5/6 a lot. But today I learned I've never really played Civ
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    I'd wager alcohol is healthier (within reason) since it promotes reducing your inhibitions which might open you up to learning since you are more open to new experience and ideas under that influence. Social media, untamed and untemper
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    I don't think it's the process so much as the outlook that's taught to younger students that the disapproval comes from. It's presented as a much smaller frame of study than it really is. And often it's treated so m
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    It's helpful for people like me who subscribe to Apple News and not to every outlet independently. Saves from double-dipping. After some recent health developments, I'm very happy to see this one moving along!
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    > Nothing is sacred enough for some people I guess. Not science, not even the human mind. Certainly not when the aims seem to be to corner the market in ruling over those minds.
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    I didn't say it was experimental science. I said their use of the word link implies a causal relationship because that is precisely what the word link means. If they are not describing a link, and instead are describing a correlation t
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    I'm not misunderstanding. The word link literally means a connection or relationship. There is neither of those two things in this data, except that their 1.3% of "abusive" smokers had heart attacks versus 0.5% of non-smoke
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    There was an independent variable that was controlled as stated in the abstract and I pointed out already: they selected for people that had "abusive" relationships with cannabis according to whatever standard they chose. They f
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    This strikes me as a bit weak, and an answer looking for a question. > the current evidence is limited to case–control studies that are prone to bias and studies relying solely on administrative data.9–14 It is also limited in its defi
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    I don't think we'll get there with AI unless we get to point of creating general intelligence. The AI compositional developments are pretty wild, but I think without the varied high-entropy input that comes from lived experience I
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    Good insight! Putting it in that frame, it sounds like encoded data reaching an endpoint in the wrong packet order. In many of our daily jobs, that would be considered a bug and would result in removal of dependent features, or active rewor
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    "That Fugger kicked me out of the housing project because I missed my last 3 eucharists"
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    It's kind of a youthful trait, isn't it? An idealism that may carry a ton of insight, really, but no understanding of application. So they think complicated things shouldn't be complicated and get angry about it. (I did. The
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    Self-actualization when working a job for mere survival doesn't happen because of the job, it would happen in spite of it. Succeeding in spite of something means that something is an obstacle. Usually, it's good sense to remove
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    While I’m kind of with you that there are added barriers that don’t seem to make too much sense there’s a very real purpose to making you take something like a literature course while studying physics (for example). Those added requirements
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    by 52-6F-62 5y ago

    Thanks. I'm always keeping my eyes open for projects in the larger space. LibreTime looks to be a lot larger than the domain I'm working to serve but it looks great and also looks like a good place to take notes on open sourcing a
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    Excellent! Thank you
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    I'm working on an [ very basic] audio streaming project. Still looking at the examples and docs and cases, but this might be just what I need to fill some gaps—at least in future iterations. Particularly a simple encoder/transcod