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_spduchamp
1y ago
I just got back from a 3 week driving/camping trip in Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and PEI. Saw one big plume of smoke from a forest fire in New Brunswick, and the skies were tinged red with smoke in NB, Quebec, and Ontario. The
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Got these done... https://www.instagram.com/_spduchamp/p/CVBM3yTLzVX/ at https://store.go4over4.com/ Very happy with them. BTW, the link Squigly.link didn't work for this link. https:&#
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1y ago
The sequel wasn't as good.
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I setup a VoIP.ms number with call extensions for the family and gave my kid a phone. They never use that phone because all the friends are on Messenger Kids. Our Uniden walkies get a lot more use. Calling into the shed, or kitchen to upsta
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Reminds me of the storage medium in Brainstorm from 1983.
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1y ago
The SID chip is an analog semi-modular synth with digital control. The arpeggios unfortunately seem to be so heavily leaned on that it pretty much defines the chiptune sound, and those arpeggios could be played on lots of other systems, bu
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1y ago
I want is someone to fab real 6581 SID chips so I can do stuff like this and have it sound as it should. 10 FORL=54272T054295:POKEL,0:NEXT 15 POKE54296,15:TI$="000000" 20 POKE54277,255:POKE54278,255 25 POKE54284,255:POKE54285,255
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1y ago
Can any companys/products be named that have gone down this vaguely described path that have actually avoided enshittification?
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1y ago
Apparently dogs have a far higher flicker fusion threshold. So a light that might seem OK to you is like a disco stobe for your pooch. Also, if you take a photovoltaic cel and hook it up to an audio jack, you can turn the unseen flicker in
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1y ago
Not sure about that, but more like using Impulse Response techniques like in convolution reverb, to craft a short sound that reflects back given a burst of sound like a clap. For long sustained sounds using evenly space round rods can creat
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I love corregated concrete! Those highly ordered early reflections can make a cool sound if you stand about a few feet away and clap your hands. I've wondered if it was possible to vary the bands to encode a designed sound in the refle
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I use DistroKid to publish my music out to streaming services. It pushes out to a long list of streaming service, most that I've never heard of or use. Other musician friends seem to do similar and don't ever directly interact wit
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AI experiments on babies and anxious parents does not sound like a good plan. Maybe think more about curated streams, and that the actual service is vetted by researchers rather than a conjecture of what research says. The research may says
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I've been leaving things broken from the get go! I'm a frigggin master of this!
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A friend of mine ditched his Synology for a very low cost multidrive chassis from Aliexpress, and this... https://unraid.net/ Seems like a good setup.
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I will add, listen to these with your wife so you can share a similar vision for your future. Also, check out the podcast How I Built This podcast with Guy Raz. Hearing the stories of other founders really is inspiring, and my wife and I ha
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Never stop. Go listen to all this... https://www.founderspodcast.com/
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We're trying a new thing in our house to curb the dopamine addiction. Screens allowed every 2nd day. So far it has been working well, and our kid always finds something creative to do on the screen free days.
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I bought a 4TB external hard drive from a thrift shop and found it is loaded with a huge unorganized treasure trove of MP3s that stops maybe around 2008. The tags and file names are a bit of a mess (looks like bad character encoding for an
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X might be removing direct messaging
(bsky.app)
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2y ago
"I am sitting in a petrie dish..."
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Anyone here doing rhythm work without sequencers? I've been noodling with a side project for a couple years trying to figure out how to replicate folk drumming patterns by adding LFOs together and doing beats at the zero crossing. My a
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Bluey helped me out immensely at my research job. I was watching it with my daughter and in the episode, the father says, "Obstacles don't block the path. They are the path." It was a big ah-ha! moment that completely changed
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Wow, that player seems to work really well. The music played almost instantly. Would it be that responsive for long tracks?
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Perhaps open source it?
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Ask HN: Should Canadian companies leave AWS in preparation for cut?
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I'm trying to finish off a final mix of a weird album. It's a 36 minute composition made from recordings done over 2023/24. It is all rotary magnetic bow on electroduochord and metal wire rack shelving, and will be on Bandcam
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Fake CBC news stories on X promoting investment scam Quantum AI
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Smart temperature control with rads sounds unfeasible because rads are slow. Maintain a certain level of heat with rads, and then perhaps add some smart controlled infrared radiant heating panels for fast responding cozy comfort.
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I love Home Assistant and run it in Proxmox. The USB zigbee and z-wave dongles work without any problems.
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