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by a96 6mo ago
I would absolutely expect a sysadmin in particular to know and understand the term and acronym.
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by a96 6mo ago
More on the topic of the post, devices require a tight focus on details on a small object. That's the poison. Tight focus means stress for humans. You need time where you're not focusing on things (in all senses of the word, ideal
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by a96 6mo ago
Yep. Even the previous Seal was a very tempting option. If only it wasn't a privacy game over. I've also eyed the CLA, but it seems over the top. Too bad KiaHyundai is mostly doing van sized things.
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by a96 6mo ago
Yes. Even with the ludicrous subsidies and support from governments, ICEs are a nightmare to feed and maintain. (And inefficient and massively polluting.)
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by a96 6mo ago
Looks like there's a roadmap here. Potentially interesting things in the works. https://github.com/WeebLabs/DSPi/blob/main/Documentation/Roa...
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by a96 6mo ago
No, like I commented earlier it's a (digital) audio output from USB only and the DSP part is mostly filters that wouldn't be musically very useful. But there seems to be new features being planned all the time, so who knows what i
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by a96 6mo ago
I might go as far as saying that SE is dogmatic. And the dogma is usually very outdated. Not necessarily useless, though.
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by a96 6mo ago
Looks like output only and only one stereo pair from USB is processed to outputs, but a really cool project. Also, for those watching for it: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/i... > I
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by a96 6mo ago
I had my hopes up, but looks like it has nothing to do with actual Helix.
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by a96 6mo ago
I wish I'd found some for neovim on that list.
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by a96 6mo ago
Yes. Though not all ESP32 variants have wifi. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESP32#Features
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by a96 6mo ago
"The Ferrari The Ferrari" comes to mind somehow.
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by a96 6mo ago
G code and ascii art are also text formats, but seem to be beyond most if not all models. (There are some that generate 3d models specifically, more in the image generation family than chatbot family.)
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by a96 6mo ago
I'm not sure a physically accurate pelican would reach two pedals on a common bicycle. Maybe a model can solve that problem one day.
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by a96 6mo ago
"The difference between screwing around and science is writing it down" -- Adam Savage
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by a96 6mo ago
It's not about likes, it's a flat out lie.
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by a96 6mo ago
I definitely could. An american maybe couldn't.
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by a96 6mo ago
That's a crack, but repurposing price tags to display things they weren't intended to is a hack.
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by a96 6mo ago
I remembered being vaguely amused learning VHDL how familiar it felt because I'd learned some Ada long ago. But yes, it's not a deep connection. I don't know if there would be much to be gained from bringing them together.
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by a96 6mo ago
Microsoft started creepy in 1978 and has been getting worse every year.
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by a96 6mo ago
Shh, don't tell web designers about reader mode! They'll try to break it!
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by a96 6mo ago
It does say it runs on Gtk or SDL, so I expect it should. Though there are also terminal graphics protocols these days. That seems like it would be another neat box to tick.
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by a96 6mo ago
WTF? Doesn't anyone do a web search before naming a thing? That's the stupidest thing since Phoenix. I mean Firebird.
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by a96 6mo ago
The form is fuckugly, too. At least it's somewhat consistent, though.
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by a96 6mo ago
Human eyes have a viewport that's like a mailslot, though. A lot of screens are a compromise between area and a movie screen like wide immersive image. CRTs might have actually liked being nearly hemispherical because glass and deflect
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by a96 6mo ago
That's the one that always broke something down the line leading to a stream of reverts and retries?
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by a96 6mo ago
Some smaller doses of friction include not putting icons of entertaining apps on home screen or removing such apps entirely and e.g. using a browser if you need a particular service. Making sure unlock requires entering a (long) code. Makin
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by a96 6mo ago
BP died in 1662 and that's a translation. The phrasing isn't quite timeless or perfect. The central point anyway is the ability to be without entertainment and possibly also focus. Not just people.
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by a96 6mo ago
I'd say the only way you're not cut out for an instrument is if you tell yourself you're not cut out for an instrument. Any other case will be a hyper rare exception. This applies to most skills. How hard it's going to b
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by a96 6mo ago
You could start with one note. Then add some more.

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