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by IndySun 1y ago
A propos
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by IndySun 1y ago
Haven't rewatched since it was first released. As an audio person I was particularly impressed with a scene whereby someone who was locked in a trunk determined their location by remembering the sound made by bumps on a specific road.
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by IndySun 1y ago
Can you say a little more about the "fan always running"? Can it be attended to?
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by IndySun 1y ago
This works well. I wonder if the Udio, Suno, et al 'extend' options work the same way?
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by IndySun 2y ago
That's not what news is at all. That's biased news. And not facts either. You might be confused with talking about how one projects feelings on to stories, filter internally, and, inevitably, bias them all by oneself.
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by IndySun 2y ago
I don't get your point. You are describing a world I do not take part in, I think for myself. And make adjustments appropriate to me. Your points are mostly circular and decidedly lacking in irony. I repeat, if what you say is so true,
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by IndySun 2y ago
It is in/on/within/part of the video, if you watch it.
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by IndySun 2y ago
Is that a little like cutting off one's nose to spite one's face? Good to have principles that propel forwards and not become entrenched by them, wouldn't you agree? That said, you will save, or at least not waste, an awful l
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by IndySun 2y ago
I believe you're correct but using the adverb 'deliberately' watched multiple times would be a slightly more accurate measure.
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by IndySun 2y ago
You mean poor news, right? There is such a thing as news, coming from reputable sources, at least, as reputable as a friend of a friend. We can agree to start from the position knowing all news information is biased, but if you still end up
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by IndySun 2y ago
I cringe when I see one, but sometimes the articles are good. Apparently, some people have great writing skills but suck at visual taste. Though, arguably, they aught to know that about themselves.
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by IndySun 2y ago
Title on video: Science of Groove Which should take precedence?
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by IndySun 2y ago
It's an important, if small, subset. And the greener option.
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by IndySun 2y ago
There was a huge difference between an American 'period' and an English 'full stop' to me for decades. The same thing having two different names in the same language only became apparent to me well into my life. Hearing
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No News Is Good News(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by IndySun 2y ago|1 comments
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by IndySun 2y ago
There have been a higher than average postings of off topic (not all unwelcome by any means) news posts. And by all accounts readers are split on their presence. Here's an approach worth pursuing at least once in your adult life for lo
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by IndySun 2y ago
That is one funny, informative read! Although, the first response, I feel, aught to have been 'non'. I can hear it now.
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by IndySun 2y ago
I mean, meant to imply, live performance will become gold.
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by IndySun 2y ago
They (villains) don't care about being caught, or the money. They just want to disrupt.
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by IndySun 2y ago
Thank you. But remember, these are villains we're talking about. They would not care if the world knew they had stolen nuclear secrets. They won't care if they are tracked stealing money. Right? Let's change it to, emptying &
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by IndySun 2y ago
Looks interesting, though not fully useable without a google account.
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by IndySun 2y ago
I'm coming at this not knowing enough, but have read many similar articles over the past 20 years or so. Bluntly, why don't these villains, instead of (for example) breaking into highly protected government nuclear facilities, why
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by IndySun 2y ago
>...new jobs will not be created, except the kind of jobs that crush the human spirit into oblivion... AI certainly means everyone will be able to create 'art' and as a result we'll have more art than we know what to do wi
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by IndySun 2y ago
https://archive.is/Ygvmy
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by IndySun 2y ago
"Forget xxxx - xxxx is the new king of AI image generation", repeat every 4 months minus one week. Calculation based on a ChatGPT response.
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by IndySun 2y ago
I use GoMap!!. It's comprehensive and a little clunky to use. I had not heard of streetcomplete. A quick suggests it is similar but a welcome alt.
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by IndySun 2y ago
>Selling that data. To whom? And to what aim? They're not exactly short of money.
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by IndySun 2y ago
While this looks like the EU tying itself up in knots, it's likely Apple will 'take another look' at this very soon and even reverse it before the year is out.
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by IndySun 2y ago
The title reads like it's from The Onion or Daily Mash.
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The Accelerando Illusion(shapesounds.com)
2 points by IndySun 2y ago|0 comments

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