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601.
by adzm 3y ago
Do you know which app you are talking about?
602.
by adzm 3y ago
Lower latency for real time streaming over the Internet, for one
603.
by adzm 3y ago
Groove is such an amazing feature in Ableton. It's so surprising how much just slight adjustments to the rhythm can make something feel laid back.
604.
by adzm 3y ago
This is far superior and still pretty small. Still, the 3x3 ends up working due to context a lot. I wonder if there is a 3x4 or 4x3.
605.
by adzm 3y ago
I found this on the subject https://dyslexiaida.org/the-myths-and-truths-of-dyslexia/
606.
by adzm 3y ago
At one point you could just send a ton of <<<<<<< which caused some internal parser to slow down horribly and eventually crash
607.
by adzm 3y ago
Honestly I just want an Android iMessage app. If this forces Apple's hand that would be awesome.
608.
by adzm 3y ago
I was surprised that these did not already exist. Great work and great write-up!
609.
by adzm 3y ago
I'll take this opportunity to say it should be called Caelus
610.
by adzm 3y ago
Or just shade it lightly
611.
by adzm 3y ago
Oops, you are right, which makes this even more impressive!
612.
by adzm 3y ago
for further reference this is about half the width of your finger at arms length held up against the sky
613.
by adzm 3y ago
Let's just use all daytime as an offset of high noon!
614.
by adzm 3y ago
Goes all the way back to the Babylonians, 4000 years ago, at least
615.
by adzm 3y ago
Notably, chrome locks it's cookie database to help prevent these kinds of things while the system is running
616.
by adzm 3y ago
It also makes it easy to spread through messages or invites etc
617.
by adzm 3y ago
This is pretty great. I've been wanting to make a simple utility that can scan an NTFS drive for a filename pattern; scanning the MFT is incredibly fast versus using the actual filesystem API calls to do so.
618.
by adzm 3y ago
After Effects and Ableton will love this one
619.
by adzm 3y ago
Well a lot of custom controls worked using this technology, including Internet Explorer and the Windows Shell and Explorer themselves. Ultimately though it was the web that implemented the end goal of interactive, linked documents and compo
620.
by adzm 3y ago
Wow, corba wrapper around an OLE/COM embedded object. Actually pretty cool.
621.
by adzm 3y ago
> ASL seems like an image recognition task Not trying to be trite, but I imagine you don't know ASL. It is an extremely loose and context dependent language really. I am sure it can be done eventually, but I still think it's ve
622.
by adzm 3y ago
It would have to be scanned by a device that has already logged in, basically.
623.
by adzm 3y ago
Linked in this article is more info on the rapid reset feature of HTTP2 which was used at part of the ddos https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/identity-security/how...
624.
by adzm 3y ago
HDR and higher bit colors are becoming more popular but are still very much a mess from the consumer and software developer standpoint.
625.
by adzm 3y ago
Yep, ctrl-alt-x.
626.
by adzm 3y ago
Do you have any references about it being enabled by default in Windows 11? I've seen conflicting reports and often seems to vary depending on the system locale whether it gets enabled or disabled by default.
627.
by adzm 3y ago
this fact still blows me away
628.
by adzm 3y ago
> Universal translator for all human languages. We are pretty much already there, though there is room to improve, it's an amazing accomplishment though that I think we take for granted.
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by adzm 3y ago
I'll admit X12 has its charms
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by adzm 3y ago
Tangential but I will say that c# is a great multi-paradigm language with terrible code comment culture that still uses xml-based comments, ugh it drives me crazy. I've even looked into figuring out how to get the compiler to auto tran

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