amgutier

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by amgutier 9d ago
how are you planning to stay compliant with the exploding number of clients users will have in practice? Or do you not think the number of clients is going to balloon?
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by amgutier 1y ago
"4k77" should get you to the right places
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by amgutier 1y ago
In my younger days I threw 100 person parties in a San Francisco apartment - it's standing room only for sure, but so is going to a crowded bar. And I've cooked for 15 without a dining table - you eat on the floor wherever you can
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by amgutier 1y ago
> Of course, not counting those who just trace 16-th century font without paying a compensation I can't tell which way you mean this, but that sounds similar to the situation with most public domain musical compositions - the manusc
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by amgutier 3y ago
Well-made leather shoes and boots can be repaired though. With regular oil/polish and a new sole on every couple of years you can keep a good pair for decades.
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by amgutier 4y ago
Roon handles metadata and relationships between entities the least bad of anything I’ve tried. It’ll do things like link covers and live performances of the same song together, or let you group multiple issues of the same album and switch b
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by amgutier 4y ago
Sounds a lot like the SIGBOVIK tag line: joke realizations of joke ideas, joke realizations of serious ideas, and serious realizations of joke ideas https://sigbovik.org/
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by amgutier 5y ago
Roon provides the best classical music experience I've seen (better than when I tried primephonic previously) - there are still some papercuts, but generally it handles normalizing classical metadata well
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by amgutier 5y ago
I was also surprised to see no mention of the (not quite mass produced) 1990s RAV4 EV https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_RAV4_EV
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by amgutier 6y ago
I can see a need for cookies to mitigate against things like DDoS attacks, session management for paywalled content or just to leave comments on articles, favoriting certain sections. There are several reasons why as a reader you would want
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by amgutier 6y ago
Another option for sport equipment is to rent before you buy. You can rent skis and boots for a week for less than a cheap kit, learn, and then choose to invest. More difficult with some items (shoes), though. I had a homework problem in so
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by amgutier 8y ago
Blind testing is good for the first two questions, but it's next to impossible to blind test headphones. The question of preference, though, is what matters, and that's where I am now firmly convinced lossy compression is fine for
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by amgutier 8y ago
I've conducted several A/B tests back when I had nothing better to do and it was a very education experience. I used a recording of a harpsichord, using lame V5 mp3s, and came away with a statistically significant result (I rememb
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by amgutier 8y ago
San Jose is larger than San Francisco.
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by amgutier 8y ago
Presumably, though, once someone offered you more than $10 a month, you could just pay for another streaming music service. I think the whole idea here is that paying someone to not use a service means they then use that money on some alter
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by amgutier 8y ago
I love that Google Photos is able to add location information to my old photos and pictures I take on my actual camera without manually mapping everything. It's surprisingly accurate and really enjoy seeing where all I've been ove
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by amgutier 8y ago
I've attempted to keep whitelists working, but now I just use a separate chrome profile with javascript+cookies disabled that is for random blogs/news sites/etc. If you have 2+ chrome profiles open, there is a menu item for &
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by amgutier 8y ago
Limiting FOMO was a large part of the appeal for a smartwatch to me. I could easily triage notification and dismiss from my wrist without the ability to get lost in an infinite scrolling list of whatever. The few times when it was an action