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I see your point. Setting healthy boundaries is important. I also want to note that the most effective form of 'help' is the one that will enable the person in need to help themselves better in the future. As long as that point is
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I think you are right. Luckily, to fix these worries they can be translated to some principles one can live by if one wants to participate in overcoming this societal problem: 1. Help people without expecting to be repaid for it in any form
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But more horizontal eye movement, which at least I find unpleasant
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I recently watched a craft video of a guy that was a pretty egocentric douche, at one point he even mentioned how people get offended by him and dislike his videos (not only via the dislike button, but also that) and he mentioned that it d
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It's risky. You still need the software, otherwise only some devs and tinkerers will buy it - and even for them there better be tool chains etc
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Not helpful
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FYI I love playing this
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- Spotify discover weekly or song radios - Wikipedia Album release lists - reddit /r/listentothis
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I really want to build this. Is it possible to prevent frequent screen updates?
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I like them too. I used to own wu.gl but couldn't justify the 50$/year just for fun
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I'm not sure but to me it sounds like there is some similarity in how a bird modulates sounds and how primitive synthesizers do it, so I guess those sounds are easier to mimic or something
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> agriculture, the foundation of the food supply, is one of the most commoditized markets that exist. Does this bother you too? Why not? It does bother me
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I use Google Meet almost daily without problems with Ubuntu and Firefox
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Ah yes I should've been more specific - the DMXIS box from Enttec is a small piece of hardware which takes MIDI input and has an output port for DMX fixtures. Accompanied by a software to create mappings from one to the other. Would be
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tangent and pretty specific, but does someone know if there is something like a diy version of Enttec's dmxis? (that is, something like a midi to dmx converter)
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I sadly agree. While I love seeing products like this, I always hesitate to fully embrace them because it would have a major impact to my day and I don't want surprises there.
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I don't really get why one doesn't get the pdf in any case with the soft or hard cover but I'm still glad this is happening
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Here is another quote: "Do not repeat after me words that you do not understand. Do not merely put on a mask of my ideas, for it will be an illusion and you will thereby deceive yourself."
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It takes a lot of dedication to get there without drugs
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> What if the physical resources required are such that at human brain can be simulated 20 times slower than a natural brain using the most powerful supercomputer? I never thought about it, is it possible that accidentally torturing the
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Time for virtual synth to rise and shine again? So far I feel like softsynths sound amazing, but the hapric of a real device with knobs makes a huge difference in using it. Now, I wonder if it's time someone comes up with a fundamental
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I have a qr code on my wall, with the guest wifi password written below the code and an nfc tag sticked on the back. I think so far most people just typed it
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Well if I pay someone 1 million $ to redesign a logo... It better comes with some life changing philosophy
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Is it?
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Yesss! Another open source project based on the same idea I sometime did a prototype of but never made it. I love it when this happens :)
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> Copying and pasting a few lines of code takes almost zero thought and no time. ;)
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Thanks for the explanation, as I was really wondering what the robotic aspect is in this.
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Everytime I read articles like this I feel the urge to make writing a hobby, but I just can't get to it. Feels like I'm missing out but I'm not sure.
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I adore how this design is approached and explained. Almost reads like a topic about software
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Incredible, thanks for sharing. Seems like this whole website is packed with similar good explained help around mental health: https://www.mindmate.org.uk/
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