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Evoked Melodies in Auditory Illusion(blogs.zynaptiq.com)
2 points by IndySun 4y ago|0 comments
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by IndySun 4y ago
A photograph of reality can and often does look 'unreal', or odd, or fake. So many, many, aspects cause this; lighting, expressions caught mid point, even the colour. My point is, the invitation is nether a robust or an intriguing
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by IndySun 4y ago
Would this make it possible? I am unaffiliated. https://oddsound.com/mtsespsuite.php
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by IndySun 4y ago
A short but quality list. Missing the Aphex / Oddsound endeavour... https://oddsound.com/mtsespsuite.php
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by IndySun 4y ago
Is this a serious topic worthy of serious responses from high ranking HN readers? Depressing. They're both photos. A photo (of 'reality') is at its very best, at very best, already just a representation of the subject. Both a
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by IndySun 4y ago
Without you knowing my skill or interest level you sent great links. Thank you. I don't follow much per se, more of a contiguous surfer, but do like Guy M's short, simply explained, music theory videos. You may appreciate his styl
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by IndySun 4y ago
As has been pointed out, if the authors knew what they were talking about they would have said "inaudible"; nevertheless, the article is still bogus at best. Fans of Orphx wear motion capture and the it appears the tracks with low
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by IndySun 4y ago
Inaudible? Mentioned higher up, or lower, I can't always tell on HN.
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by IndySun 4y ago
Thank you.
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by IndySun 4y ago
It was not an especially good film by any stretch. It is rare to find a fan. Hokey male posturing, celebrating vicious violence as now historical whimsy, cartoon opponents, plus some bad direction, script, editing, and acting. Literally gen
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by IndySun 4y ago
@coldtea, agree on the meandering, de-facto for youtube. Share one or two alt music explainers, maybe in a new submission, though here will do.
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by IndySun 4y ago
>...all the pictures in the article actually show that... This simply is no longer as true as it once was. And has been for at least a decade. More than three decades ago my forward thinking cobol programmer friend stated, drunk, that in
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by IndySun 4y ago
Shazams correct hit rate has certainly lowered in the many years I've been using it. Presumably because the pool of music it now is being asked to decipher is becoming unwieldy. I am permanently pleased to learn one size does not fit a
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by IndySun 4y ago
Signal uses your own (working) mobile/cell phone number, isn't that why/enough for Signal to be a no? It is for me.
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by IndySun 4y ago
Or put it in/on/embed via x-ray... https://www.npr.org/2016/01/09/462289635/bones-and-grooves-w...
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by IndySun 4y ago
Overeating might be helped by knowing your own body's blood sugar response to carbs. Take a browse through Tim Spectors ZOE. Hope you get some progress.
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by IndySun 4y ago
>That's why I like the privacy cards on the iOS App Store a lot Donkeyd, I find the privacy cards in the iOS app store to be an unreliable source. I will read the relevant privacy policy stating 'data not collected' to mea
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by IndySun 4y ago
https://archive.ph/cOtoS
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by IndySun 4y ago
Thank you. I have reported it to them, several weeks ago, and have yet to receive a response. I used the app and website contact emails and forms. Nothing.
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by IndySun 4y ago
Lot of highly sophisticated software thinkers here are doing the equivalent of a 'meh' to something the 'richest, most sophisticated, most caring, tech company in the world' has proclaimed. I did a 'meh' at the
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by IndySun 4y ago
I'm sure someone will explain how "not" can mean "is" in software policy-ease but it is still disappointing to read "Data Not Collected" (on the iOS store) when, in actual fact, data is collected, and shar
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by IndySun 4y ago
>I make multiple Spotify playlists, each dedicated to a particular type of music This is the correct way to make use of the so-called 'algorithm'. I say 'so-called' because I know the algorithm to be dumb/blind.
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by IndySun 4y ago
edit : added year
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Is Wirecard a Real Alternative to PayPal? (2008)(lowendmac.com)
2 points by IndySun 4y ago|1 comments
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by IndySun 4y ago
>It's a story about violence and about human savagery that happens to be set within the context to the Vietnam war. Your points are valid, almost entirely. But it cannot be stated strongly enough - not human savagery, male savagery.
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by IndySun 4y ago
https://archive.ph/3LiEI
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Woman, Computer Nerd and Proud(nytimes.com)
2 points by IndySun 4y ago|1 comments
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by IndySun 4y ago
>...but I know of a few distinct places where audiophiles fell for blatant snake oil... Thank you. Searched those examples. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, is something we should all be wary of. The mind set that utterly needs t
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by IndySun 4y ago
>Are you asking if a phone which has specifically been told to ignore AirTags will see AirTags? Why are you asking this question? The answer borders on the tautological. The victims are almost universally people oblivious to what can be
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by IndySun 4y ago
An ill thought out product from Apple. Because their tagline should be "Our business is pretending to care." Back to the story. By default iOS "Find My" tends to be on when setting up a new phone with an Apple id. If it

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