AaronAPU

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by AaronAPU 1y ago
It seems odd that cells wouldn’t naturally move in the right directions with some purpose. Which makes me wonder if their purpose is just not understood and these faster healing wounds might have some yet unknown downside.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
News and media in general are about anomalies because that is what draws attention. It’s news because it’s “new” in that sense. It would be interesting to have a form of media which attempts to report on reality in direct proportion to occu
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
Wrapping up adaptive reference SPL for my ISO 226 based equal-loudness compensated gain control plugin and adding support for an SPL-based AGC. https://apu.software/truegain/ Then it’s on to the next project.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
No matter how many times Trump uses the strategy he literally wrote a book about, the reaction to the initial escalation is always the same. It is remarkable.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
This reasoning only makes sense if you weren’t already investing under the assumption of minor and major swings occurring.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
This was a reaction to the China rare earth news. If and when that resolves it will simply revert back. It may very well be true we are due for a major correction or bubble pop but this wasn’t it.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
Codec implementation and optimization was probably my favorite type of work. It would be fun to dive deep into AV2 in those areas but no time!
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
I wasn’t describing that, I was describing individual batteries which are small enough to be effectively liquid in aggregate.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
It’s too bad there isn’t some kind of liquid battery which you could just quickly top off at refueling stations with virtually zero downtime. Yes, like gasoline. But still batteries. Maybe some kind of bearing sized batteries which can be p
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
Around here, there seems to be an unwritten rule that every place a trail crosses the road there must be a row of 20’ tall shrub blocking the entire line of visibility in both directions.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
This is directly contradicted by a lifetime of witnessing dead grass under regions of leaves which were missed the previous fall.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
I’m looking forward to a desktop OS optimized version so it can do the QA that I have no time for!
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
I think in general we fill whatever amount of space we have available. Nature abhors a vacuum.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
Raking requires more back work and they are moving the leaves onto the street for collection. But some people seem to get obsessed with it and do it almost every day instead of the minimum number of times required to accomplish the purpose.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
In piano performance you often can hear the mechanical sound of the keys themselves as well as the breathing and humming noises from the pianist. Not to mention a performance will be played in an environment where environmental sounds will
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
That’s a good framing. Just gotta be careful not to let it turn you cynical over time.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
I am a solo founder literally to avoid ever having to deal with politics and video calls.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
There’s another side where the people you’re around downplay any sort of medical concern you have and actually discourage getting help. So I guess you have: bad company < no company < good company
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
There are problems to solve all over the place. But you will need to dedicate deep focused thought toward finding them. I recommend using the concept of a “talent stack” to find areas you are uniquely suited for and uniquely interested in.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
There is on the other hand a strong correlation between the sky is falling and the sky not actually falling. It makes one tempted to take the sky is falling as a buy signal.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
I live somewhere that you’ll find almost nothing but insults about online. Meanwhile it remains a great place to live because those people don’t come here. Consider it a blessing.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
This was literally the first idea I had at the initial GPT release. Prototyped it in about 30 minutes and then thought “bots will obviously just destroy this” and discarded it.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
Sounds like we agree with each other!
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
If things generally worked out very well for you, it feels good to believe you got there because of your virtues, and that those who didn’t got there because of their vices. It’s the narrative of least resistance.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
I generate all my GH YAML files via Python. The thought of writing them by hand makes me want to vomit, one of the best design choices I ever made.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
Tangentially, am I the only one left on the planet who abhors watching videos in order to consume information? It has been a nightmare watching the world’s information migrate over to YouTube when it used to be quickly digestible text forma
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
I really wish there was an auto train connecting the west and east sides of the country.
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
I’m only taking issue with the idea that by having a pleasant childhood you must live a life depressively mourning it. If you only mean to say that depressive moments are an intrinsic and inevitable one-of-many flavors of life, I’d agree wi
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
It sounds like you have an issue with depression and it is coloring not only your own perception but the presumptions you have on how other people must live. Take it from the responses you’re receiving that this isn’t normal and you don’t n
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by AaronAPU 1y ago
Interesting. For me, eating the animal makes it feel more a part of me.

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