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by IndySun 5y ago
Often, when people say 'I couldn't (or cannot) hear the difference' they are not, or have not, been a/b'ing or making other technically meaningful comparisons. It is effectively saying, 'when I listened to the
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by IndySun 5y ago
I am interested in ReMarkable. This recent reddit post, is it your experience? What is happening with this lag? https://www.reddit.com/r/RemarkableTablet/comments/nemvjy/my...
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How the internet has woven itself into American life (2014)(pewresearch.org)
2 points by IndySun 5y ago|0 comments
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by IndySun 5y ago
I understand and agree that these stories continually need to be told and charlatans unmasked - Extreme Gullibility is on the rise, thanks to the reach of the internet. But told here?
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by IndySun 5y ago
>coming up with an elaborate story and committing it to memory I've tried a few of these, including the one in Derren's book. I have to say, none of it worked. Over the course of trying to remember 20 places of pi by various me
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by IndySun 5y ago
Pretenders as in I see them (BOC) as exploiting a genre rather than being anything approaching a band, in the broader sense - not to totally disparage that angle. Yes, I'm rather surprised people see a simpatico here. For example, the
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by IndySun 5y ago
Yes it is the point (If indeed we are agreeing on the same point). I like 'ignorable as it is interesting'. I'm just quite astonished people are viewing these two artists in the same ballpark, I find them incongruous - BOC be
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by IndySun 5y ago
BOC are, I find, thoroughly unlistenable. Great pretenders, but nice people, I wish them continued success. Several programmers I know, and now more than several here, put BOC on to code to; this is undoubtably because they make background
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by IndySun 5y ago
I'm slightly put out (personally) to see Boards of Canada and Aphex Twin in some kind of parity. Surely only one is making music to listen to and thus the genuine article, the other only making music to actively ignore whilst on. Takes
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by IndySun 5y ago
Interesting that patients who already had high vit C / good immune system in their body did not see a significant or relevant change. Quote... "During the 1970s, studies by ... Pauling suggested that high-dose vitamin C has benef
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by IndySun 5y ago
>I suspect MDMA is quite psychologically addictive MDMA consistently ranks particularly low when compared to alcohol, meth, cocaine, smoking.
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by IndySun 5y ago
For at least a couple of decades upwards of 250,000 people took MDMA every week, in the UK. During this period deaths solely from MDMA ranged from around 3 to 24 per year. How does that measure up to smoking, drinking, road traffic accident
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by IndySun 5y ago
https://sisterswithtransistors.com/the-pioneers
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by IndySun 5y ago
Is there a moral to the story? Perhaps, when in the US, be sure to get a second opinion on your diagnosis, the first might not be right.
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by IndySun 5y ago
Very interesting and the music is more than decent. What was the fail rate? Did you ask friends for opinions on half made tracks? You have some ear for musical finesse - you do seem to know something about the process of making music.
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by IndySun 5y ago
There is a hole in joe public visualiser apps that will work with any input, without too much additional setup, and taking that visualisation and superimposing it anywhere, with little or no 'setup'. There are many that do incred
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by IndySun 5y ago
Coincidentally, I recently bought the creative bundle. Very nicely executed. Tell me about the issues you found when considering the use of the phone mic or general music playback as input to the visualiser.
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by IndySun 5y ago
If 30% goes to Apple AND the quality & privacy of every app was high and secure, as they boast, I wouldn't mind - but it is not. So I wonder what Apple ARE doing with that 15%-30% because it is not quality control or tight privacy
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by IndySun 5y ago
>the best DAW is the one you know ... and the one used by people you're collaborating with. I completely agree. While it is true some DAW mentioned have unique features, the gaps are closing all the time.
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by IndySun 5y ago
As noted in macrumours comments, many lyrics are 'laughably' incorrect.
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Alzheimer’s and Low Frequency Sound(alzheimersnewstoday.com)
3 points by IndySun 5y ago|0 comments
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by IndySun 5y ago
>The data has to be processed very quickly. How about designing an arm that used more than one laser 'needle'?
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by IndySun 5y ago
How much of the measured additional increase of congestion (from the flood of hail sharing services) can also be considered from, sheer weight of numbers, poor road infrastructure, wasteful navigation (bad driving)?
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by IndySun 6y ago
This 2009 short documentary is fulfilled in the most alarming manner every year since. It has been discussed on this site previously, a couple of years back in my search, but hasn't lost its potency.
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The Story of Stuff Project(storyofstuff.org)
21 points by IndySun 6y ago|2 comments
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by IndySun 6y ago
So when you are on a call, are you using the headphone mic or your cellphone mic?
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by IndySun 6y ago
I hear short sounds more than people around me. I work with audio and consequently find it hard to switch 'listening' off. Hotel rooms are fun - no, it isn't a quiet room. Phase is something I notice all the time, and fix it,
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by IndySun 6y ago
Misophonia is my bugbear. Though I only recently discovered it to be a thing; I just thought I was an irritable person. It is far far less concerning as I age but was quite confusing for a good couple of decades. Your story of hearing the c
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by IndySun 6y ago
https://asa.scitation.org/doi/10.1121/1.2761883
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by IndySun 6y ago
>I can hear past 25kHz That is incredible and astonishingly rare. I must assume you under the age of say, 25? At my young peak I could hear around the 20-something kHz mark, measured at college. I'm a bit older now, the peak will be

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