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Nekorosu
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Nekorosu
3y ago
Gemini demo looks like ChatGPT with a video feed, except it doesn't exist, like ChatGPT. I have ChatGPT on my phone right now, and it works (and it can process images, audio, and audio feed in). This means Google has shown nothing of s
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3y ago
I'm so waiting for a techno track made out of those.
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3y ago
I wish I made something advanced, but anyways. This thing helped me a lot, so I'll share it. I hacked a Behringer X32 Rack mixer board to have physical controls. The idea is it is controllable by OSC, and there is unofficial documentat
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4y ago
your pathetic attempt at humor will be remembered for ages to come
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4y ago
I don't remember any mentions of them slacking their job. Did I miss it?
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4y ago
No.
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4y ago
Sounds like psychological manipulation and justification of questionable actions from the Tech CEO's side.
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Cross desktop and browser audio DSP app from the same Rust codebase
(github.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Includes an audio DSP library that works both in the browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Safari, probably Edge, not IE) and on the desktop (only macOS for now). Cross-platform UI, OpenGL on a desktop, WebGL in a browser. Multithreaded on all the pla
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4y ago
I felt a bit of irritation regarding the price at first, but after giving it a second thought and understanding it was based on OS lib, got okay with it. It sounds like a bold statement: "Learn to program or pay." Like it!
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4y ago
This is the worst domain name provider I've used, and I have experience with several. I moved away from them several years ago.
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4y ago
Thanks for bringing this up! The good stuff you've mentioned is behind the paywall for me and the intro I can read does look non-balanced.
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4y ago
"Crypto’s detractors have long argued that it is useless—unless you are a money-launderer or con-artist—and predicted its demise." What a piece of opinion. So not overgeneralizing and down to earth.
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5y ago
You are in trouble in both cases.
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5y ago
Depending on one's age.
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5y ago
I have provided the examples of the exact opposite, platforms that can't freeze assets.
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5y ago
It's easy to bash emerging technologies using prevalent public opinion and ignorance as a vehicle. The article just uses negative public image as a fuel and doesn't try to be fair. NFT platforms are not OpenSea on ETH. There is a
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5y ago
Looks a lot like declarative logical programming language in disguise (Datalog, Prolog).
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5y ago
Really emotionally heavy read. I'm not sure how it is properly called in psychology but it reminds me of Stockholm syndrome. Sometimes it's hard to acknowledge you've been ***.
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5y ago
Finally, an act of homage for that wonderful mind.
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5y ago
I somehow feel culturally appropriated.
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Finally, write audio apps in JavaScript
(elementary.audio)
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5y ago
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WebAssembly Music
(github.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
I'm not convinced with a convoluted C++ example. Why would you reason about FP in a language that was never built for it? Also, there are some mixed paradigm languages (like Clojure) that avoid pitfalls of the pure FP programming. And
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5y ago
It’s just a first impression. This is a very effective tool. Ofc it requires some effort to use (as well as mathematical notation). Required reading https://www.eecg.utoronto.ca/~jzhu/csc326/readings/iverson.p
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Messages on ModularGrid
(modulargrid.net)
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5y ago
There is a more up to date fork of it called Purr Data https://www.purrdata.net/
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5y ago
How many do you know? Tezos looks good to me, especially in the context of hic et nunc art market.
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5y ago
Just about time.
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6y ago
Java is Criminally Omnipresent.
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