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by TheHideout 5y ago
Not at all, but I do have much greater appreciation for the time that sound engineers took to cram as much frequency information into the fixed size spectrum box using level variation, panning, parametric equalizing, and compression. All of
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by TheHideout 5y ago
When I was at Berklee [0] we had considerable ear frequency response training that would involve weekly hearing quizzes where they would boost/buck certain frequency bands of either pink noise or music and you had to pick out which ban
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by TheHideout 5y ago
The good: the interface is very slick, nice work, you obviously put a lot of work into this tool. The bad: I was immediately turned off that I was presented with an up-sell to premium on the very first on-boarding step and it was for a colo
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by TheHideout 5y ago
Great work! I've been wanting to do this but add springs to it to make a finger strength builder that I can use as keyboard controller input for playing pc games.
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by TheHideout 6y ago
Tangentially related if you're interested: I worked on IceCube and ARA as an undergrad in college and wrote a lengthy paper on the autonomous power stations we built for the ARA neutrino detectors at the South Pole. https://
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by TheHideout 6y ago
It would be interesting to have something like FB Purity [0] run in a headless browser that will RSS you meaningful posts based on rules you provide. I'd totally use something like that. [0] https://www.fbpurity.com/
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by TheHideout 6y ago
I've released over half a dozen games as a solo developer and 100% agree with this as well. Using off the shelf assets [0] to quickly MVF (Minimum Viable Fun) an idea really helps get up to cruising altitude. [0] https://ope
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by TheHideout 6y ago
If you're interested in trying to do it in Rust, I've made a series of simple text games that you could use as an example [0]. Rust will work for web and someone has added web support for these, but I haven't merged it in yet
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by TheHideout 6y ago
Great, thanks!
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by TheHideout 6y ago
Tangentially related - if anyone is new to Rust and wants to see some simple mini text game examples, I've been working on a bunch [0]. It also includes some more complicated text games: Asylum - Choose your own adventure style interac
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by TheHideout 6y ago
This reminds me of a book I enjoyed, Show Your Work. https://austinkleon.com/show-your-work/
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Pathfinding.js Algorithm Visualizer(qiao.github.io)
3 points by TheHideout 6y ago|0 comments
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by TheHideout 6y ago
I believe "oracle" refers to a "test oracle" and not the company. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_oracle
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Automated Combinatorial Testing for Software(csrc.nist.gov)
34 points by TheHideout 6y ago|4 comments
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by TheHideout 6y ago
I would recommend looking at Design of Experiments methodology using Pairwise or Fractional Factorial methods combined with some form of automation. https://csrc.nist.gov/projects/automated-combinatorial-testi...
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CSCI 520 – Computer Animation and Simulation(www-scf.usc.edu)
1 points by TheHideout 6y ago|0 comments
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Don Reinertsen – Second Generation Lean Product Development Flow(youtube.com)
3 points by TheHideout 6y ago|0 comments
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CourseTune – A systems engineering approach to curriculum design(coursetune.com)
3 points by TheHideout 6y ago|0 comments
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by TheHideout 6y ago
I absolutely agree. It might open some doors for further testing though.
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by TheHideout 6y ago
While not a test for the belief directly nor a test of consciousness, I would start with making a sufficiently advanced embodied reinforcement learning agent that can do each of these things on a super basic level, then test for emergent go
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by TheHideout 6y ago
Tangent by PhD student in Cognitive Science here - My current belief is that consciousness arises at the cross section of 3 core skills: Theory of Mind [0], Autobiographic Episodic Memory [1], and Embodied Cognition [2]. Principally, recogn
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by TheHideout 6y ago
"You're only ever 15 minutes away from peace" - a sticky note on my desk. I regularly slowly breathe in and count to 4 then out while counting to 4 for 15 minutes and find that it leaves me in a peaceful/content state. I
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Poom: Doom on Pico8(twitter.com)
3 points by TheHideout 6y ago|0 comments
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How the Theory of Mind Helps Us Understand Others(verywellmind.com)
3 points by TheHideout 6y ago|0 comments
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by TheHideout 6y ago
As an academic, it feels natural and organized for me.
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Taguchi Designs Differ from Factorial Designs(blog.minitab.com)
1 points by TheHideout 6y ago|0 comments
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by TheHideout 6y ago
Nice work. It looks like the book thickness isn't corrected for rotation angle. If you made the horizontal width of the inside pages = thickness * sin(rotation angle) it'll be zero when laying flat and full thickness when rotated
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by TheHideout 6y ago
Lasik eye surgery. It cost about $4k per eye USD due to how bad my eyes were. I went to a super reputable place and now have perfect vision. I can barely remember what it was like before. Even better, I paid for them using money I made from
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Navy Electricity and Electronics Training Series(fcctests.com)
2 points by TheHideout 6y ago|0 comments
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by TheHideout 6y ago
You might find the Navy Electricity and Electronics Training Series helpful: https://www.fcctests.com/neets/Neets.htm

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