IndySun

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by IndySun 10mo ago
Related https://www.tapeheads.net/
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by IndySun 10mo ago
Is the draw here the strictly linear unveiling? I'm pleased to know that despite the instant-ness of 'digital' media humans can still get a kick (thankfully, though behaviour is changing) from analogue experiences.
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Ask HN: What do you consider fun?
25 points by IndySun 10mo ago|19 comments
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by IndySun 10mo ago
I have. I did. I do. But like so many cocktail sticks launched towards the mammoth, eventually one lobs a final ineffectual remark. But also agreed (with you, yes), for the vast majority of moments, ignore and don't add more noise. But
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by IndySun 10mo ago
A lot of comments here exhibit the Gell-Mann amnesia effect writ large.
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by IndySun 10mo ago
Hmmm... was 'tone' a pun? Why mention a strings 'slow attack' as less of a problem? No isolation software considers this an easy route. Vocals are more effectively isolated by virtue of the fact they are unique sounding.
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by IndySun 10mo ago
Make sure to vet your entire circle - friends, relatives, books, movies, everything... it's going to take a while. In the meantime you'll stop learning/growing too. Mine is as ludicrous a suggestion as it is to damn by associ
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by IndySun 10mo ago
You remind me. I use ChronoSync, and although the price has changed (crept up), the product is always updated to all owners. Conversely, 'lifetime' purchases can be a total disappointment if the software folds or is bought out.
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by IndySun 10mo ago
I'm paying, I really find it useful. The rollover option is very fair. Are there any examples of businesses becoming so successful with the sign-up to a subscription model they lower the prices (would have been a better ask)?
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Ask HN: Will Kagi's subscription cost reduce with enough subscribers?
4 points by IndySun 10mo ago|8 comments
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by IndySun 11mo ago
Black and white on a screen are not that different when it comes to emissions into eyes.
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by IndySun 11mo ago
>evan, I agree. Hate the dark. Dark is hard to see. Light is easy to see. I use light at every opportunity. Dark partially grew out of an interest in saving battery power on early oled screens, but dev's noticed a certain demographi
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Ask HD: How should the UK Post Office problem be solved?(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by IndySun 11mo ago|1 comments
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by IndySun 11mo ago
You're smarter - what's the right answer?
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by IndySun 11mo ago
Apple did exactly what you're accusing others of, re 'smart phones', skipping lost bets and combining existing technologies, that did exist in smartphone form pre iphone. Lots of real time material evidence exists. https:&#x
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The Invention of the Transient Designer(elysia.com)
2 points by IndySun 11mo ago|0 comments
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by IndySun 1y ago
Ack, thank you, I really should have, and normally do, append the year.
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The GPL, the App Store, and You(engadget.com)
14 points by IndySun 1y ago|5 comments
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by IndySun 1y ago
Who is Dr Richard Gaywood?
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by IndySun 1y ago
Are Apple troubled by this apparent misjudging recently? Siri, Apple Intelligence, ios/mac 26 'liquid glass', and now a thin phone with no demand. Where was the research? Squandering vast amounts of money on pointless fluff.
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by IndySun 1y ago
Thank you. Spirulina had a moment, and I took it, in the UK in the 90s. I'm struggling to remember exactly why I took it or stopped taking it, but, as a veggie, it did seem to offer everything else I might be lacking in my diet. As I&#
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by IndySun 1y ago
Do you know why taking Metamucil (or similar) helps with absorption?
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by IndySun 1y ago
>I'm not sure Posy is a layman I mean/meant pleasant for average (layman) interest. A compliment, in other words.
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by IndySun 1y ago
There are lots of interconnecting bits inside and around the ear, and with that in mind... Can you try something? Find a very quiet place, one where you do hear the tinnitus. Move your jaw as far to left, and then to the right, and notice i
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by IndySun 1y ago
MAD is wacky. This is more England and it's casual gutter talk. All cultures have their own. Do you enjoy any British hum(o)ur? VIZ is crass, puerile in the extreme, casually (insert your red line here)-ist on many levels, and often re
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by IndySun 1y ago
Have you ever read Viz? Specifically on the London underground (or your local public transport) during morning rush hour, with a hangover. It's hard not to laugh out loud. https://viz.co.uk/about-viz/
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by IndySun 1y ago
Good point. The bandcamp link to Posy music is equally pleasant. Nice to find actual mellow music.
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by IndySun 1y ago
A pleasant, if muted, layman's 10 minute journey to explain sound, eq, and speaker response. It gets juiciest on room eq correction/compensation, approaching the 9 minute mark.
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by IndySun 1y ago
I have got into a long habit of noting the writer of articles I like (that are accurate after checking). I try to follow well written, honest, as unbiased as you can get (or at least consistent if biased - very important) journalists. So th
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by IndySun 1y ago
It's a brilliant article. Anyone here irritated or moralised should reconsider. "Psychologically, we tend to view things nearer the top as ‘good’ and those lower as ‘bad'." Isn't that the salient point? Just a simpl

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