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by _0ffh 2y ago
>I found yt-dlp did that more often than not anyway Yes, the default setting is to d/l and mux the highest available quality video and audio.
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by _0ffh 2y ago
Too bad the dataset link in the paper isn't working. I hope that'll get amended.
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by _0ffh 2y ago
These here are meant for experimental physics applications, but they have a simple interface via USB-UART-bridge https://labs-electronics.com/your-products/
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by _0ffh 2y ago
I've always though about the strategy/tactics divide as a continuum between larger scale (global/long-term) vs smaller scale (local/short-term) concerns. I might be off in this, but that's the interpretation I have
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by _0ffh 2y ago
Hmmm, thanks, maybe I should try that. I wonder if it would help if I wrote a little program that plays short note sequences and then asks me to recreate the sequence (possibly modulo transposition).
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by _0ffh 2y ago
I really like to call those factlets, but that's probably just me.
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by _0ffh 2y ago
Hmmm, I don't think I know exactly what words I want so say when opening my mouth, but I usually do know exactly what point I want to express. Also, after having expressed my point I stop making noises. Some people seem to really need
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by _0ffh 2y ago
Curiously, I have this but I lack the musical education/experience/talent(?) to really use it. I can make up and "hear" music with multiple instruments and stuff, but I'm utterly useless at writing it down. Even jus
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by _0ffh 2y ago
That kind of thing happened to me once when my mom came into my room to call me to dinner while I has busy programming, and I told her I'd be there in five minutes. I went to dinner an hour late and asked why nobody had bothered to tel
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by _0ffh 2y ago
Iirc much of learning a craft in some Asian countries, e.g. Japan, consists of just sitting quietly and observing the master at work.
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by _0ffh 2y ago
I don't think it needs to be low, but rather consistent, so that the delay between packets is preserved.
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by _0ffh 2y ago
> I think the win here - these days - for Forth is in things like "running on small embedded devices" In principle that's not a bad idea, it's just that you're at least 40 years late to the party. FORTH was and p
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by _0ffh 2y ago
It's not unusual to get the recommendation to deactivate ipv6, which isn't hard (on Linux at least).
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by _0ffh 3y ago
I'm sure I'm not the only one who's learned to write 6502 assembly on a machine code monitor [1]. [1] https://www.c64-wiki.com/wiki/Machine_Code_Monitor
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by _0ffh 3y ago
Yes, I think it's probably the simplest symplectic method, which would be quite the improvement already.
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by _0ffh 3y ago
Read that one first in one of Dawkins' books, maybe Unweaving the Rainbow .
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by _0ffh 3y ago
It's rather unfortunate that many laptops still do this to their batteries. The last time I bought one I made sure it has a smart charging feature: It charges the battery to a configurable upper level, then stops charging until the bat
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by _0ffh 3y ago
Amazing, I came up with the same thing. There's probably more of us out there! > then have to close it and never know the end That bit has irked me to no end since I was young!
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by _0ffh 3y ago
agreed!
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by _0ffh 3y ago
> But lots of animals also eat (uncooked) meat. It doesnt explain why the developmental difference occured in humans but not other animals eating a similar diet. As to the gut: "The guts of carnivores are usually shorter and less co
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by _0ffh 3y ago
> the actual evolution happens really fast With the qualification, that they can be "fast" in geological time scales, which are rather big. It might look like rapid change in the fossil record, but that is a very compressed rep
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by _0ffh 3y ago
I'm getting sick of this: Groq, Tenstorrent, all the promising startups are offering inference-only solutions. I have it from Groq official channels that they do not plan to invest development time into enabling training, because infer
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by _0ffh 3y ago
What happened to me once is that a long-time password of mine got truncated as the website lowered it's maximum password length, and the login page didn't truncate, so my full correct password suddenly stopped working. The pain.
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by _0ffh 3y ago
> Even worse, there are some that restrict what kind of special character you can use Even worse , there are some that restrict special characters, but don't tell you which! Now you've got to go trial and error to find out whi
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by _0ffh 3y ago
I think one of the most trying things that ever happened to me was when I was working on a time critical task and my manager suggested I switch to the desk besides his for the time. It was really distracting to have someone checking my scre
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by _0ffh 3y ago
If I already knew what the speaker was thinking, there would be no need to parse his words at all.
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by _0ffh 3y ago
> A hand-written recursive descent parser (with an embedded Pratt parser to handle expressions/operators) Exactly the recipe I swear by as well!
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by _0ffh 3y ago
A Windows exclusive game wouldn't make a Windows PC a console.
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by _0ffh 3y ago
Right, or use a 3D look or colour or backlight effect to indicate when a toggle is active.
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by _0ffh 3y ago
Right, the principal advantage and differentiator of a console is the practically immutable hardware configuration. If you take that away, what defines it then?

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