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No, you said that, not me! ha ha ha And as you note below, if it's fun for you to trot out all this "science" then please, don't let me spoil your broth. I'll just contend that science is about testing hypotheses an
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Therein lies the rub, wouldn't you say? ;-)
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Well, you can trot out the green pens and all, but I think there is more to electricity and its role in "audio" that is unknown than is known. Thanks for sharing your point of view. My experience differs. So it goes, cheers.
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Oh, I'm not interested in the flame war! lol I'll stand by my opinions but won't force them on you. People can use their own ears/brain. Always have, always will. Enjoy the music, ladies and gents.
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I asked in good faith and I think we share similar perspectives, however it seems an implicit assumption in your statements is that we know all there is to know about hearing, and we can measure it precisely, thus any claims of audio qualit
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Please cite actual research defining "objective audiophiles"? What is "objective" about sound? Do you realize that all gear is tuned by ear - someone listens to it to adjust how it sounds?
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Why is there such disdain for audiophiles? Do you have the same opinion of people who claim to taste notes of honey and oak in wine? Genuinely curious as to why everyone thinks they can hear the same as others when it's clear that huma
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Nikon and Canon and all the other camera companies, Japanese, German, or otherwise, are not software companies and have a pretty awful track record for even the basic software in their camera interfaces. Post processing is something they co
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The blurring of boundaries and/or the lack of separation in everything from small home tasks to personal calls and cooking and cleaning the kitchen to caring for family = chaos and complete energy depletion for this introvert. See, I a
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100% And um, may I include Adobe in this generalization?
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The answer goes back even further than my time in photography, which was over ten years ago at the transition from film to digital and DSLR video. Before digital, part of the answer was sports photographers all switching to Canon for autofo
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Until it doesn't, but your point is correct. Otherwise known as the greater fool theory (usually of stock investing, but applicable anywhere fools are found). Assuming you can enter and exit with a profit, you win. Next game...
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They have this thing called the metric system, too. ;D
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Oh, I was happily happily using my 16GB mid-2012 15" MBP as my main machine until the motherboard developed some issue with power and died a month ago. I fired up a 15" 2008 MBP to run some non-CS Photoshop and you know, it works
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A friendly culture open to question asking in public is fine if everyone is kind about it. Having worked someplace where that wasn't the case, and where one might be told, "wow, you really should read the policy about x" in p
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I sort of doubt there's really a so-called generational gap. I suspect it's just the usual click bait. I'm sorry I don't have the link but there actually was an online lament by professional sound crews for film/TV
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I can't help but mention that I play poker on commercial airline flights against the programmed computer opponent. I have crushed them three times in a row. I would've thought the programming would have been a wee bit tougher, but
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Just an aside: Audiophiles are not a homogeneous group because different people value different sonic phenomena. As you likely know, language largely fails to describe such things, and thus there is much debate over the whole endeavor to be
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Some seriously good commentary here, even if the original article isn't up to HN's usual level. Even though I dislike the Beach Boys, this all put a smile on my face this morning. As a former budding and aspiring music critic, I a
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This article (linked) is a fun thought exploration of alien psychology/motivations as understood by us humans, given the history of our interactions ("known interactions" so to speak) with the aliens: https://www.o
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I was going to suggest, "Black Holes Provide Umbilical Cords to New Stars"
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To clarify a little: Where I am interested in building, there are county-wide laws or code regarding mfg vs mod homes, effectively taking one of those options off the table for me. And, just to be clear, I am not a build my castle person,
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Here's one, see my comment about: https://www.ideabox.us/
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In my short experience, there is a very practical difference between "manufactured" and "modular" which is explained at the Ideabox site link below. We have seen/stayed in one of these Ideabox homes and they seem a
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Yes-data granularity, structure, architecture, and systems. Having worked with many customers in the difficult-to-define "magical" space (as a commenter put it earlier) of using Excel and it's successors (Smartsheet, etc.) to
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Maybe not exactly what you have in mind for spanning physical drives, but somewhat, perhaps...see Photo Mechanic Plus's cataloging feature: https://home.camerabits.com/tour-photo-mechanic-plus/
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There was a time just a year or so ago where I had Chrome, Firefox, and Safari all ready to roll because some bank-of-mine's website would break right at the crucial point (click to confirm bill pay, transfer, whatever). Maybe it was m
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Reading this on my 2012 15" Retina MBP w/ 16GB and 2.3 GHz Core i7 running High Sierra. Don't know what those CPU numbers mean since everything still "just works!" ;^) Okay, actually Adobe cloud software tanked year
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Same comment as above! Thanks for sharing your story!
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Thank you for sharing your story! (I'm a former skills instructor, although not at CA.) Hearing about this kind of life-change makes my day. :)
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