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Aphex Twin Spurned the 90s Dance Mainstream (“Windowlicker”)
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This is a bit more than just an Amiga Emulator. It looks like it has goals of making running certain Amiga software as seamless with your host OS as possible.
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The Oldest Pub in Britain
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LGR Oddware – Altra Felix Pointing Device
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4y ago
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The Impossible Architecture of Étienne-Louis Boullée
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Trackers like MilkyTracker, OpenMPT, and Famitracker are trying to mostly enable people who use trackers to continue writing music for specific formats (and the specific limitations of those formats). There are much more modern trackers as
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Amix – Amiga Unix
(amigaunix.com)
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Mechanical circuits: electronics without electricity
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Near the Future of Python (a.k.a. Dave Live-Codes a WebAssembly Interpreter)
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4y ago
There was a youtube video a few years back that showed a guy livecoding...I think an ECMA interpreter, or maybe a WASM interpreter from scratch using some very easy to follow code. I can't remember what it was or the video, but it was
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4y ago
For some of these examples, I suspect that the short term transitional solution will be to simply reshape our spaces to make them co-accessible to humans and robots. For example, a robot could much more easily stock shelves in a fully autom
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I worked with a cyber ML team one time that explained that management wanted some kind of threat detection model to run in-line with only enough cases left at the end for a small team of human analysts. The math was bleak (I don't reme
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Flying the first civilian F-16
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4y ago
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On the fly conversion of 2d video to 3D
(old.reddit.com)
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SAFe seems to be a bit like "internet scale", it's designed for very large organizations building very large single software solutions. Most organizations wildly overestimate their size and the size of their solutions. A Micr
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4y ago
Yes. But I think in a sense, they're also somewhat handcuffed by the industry. Talent wants to work "in the cloud", and if you don't offer that you restrict your talent pool significantly. A big part of creating a desira
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4y ago
I agree with this. When organizations move their stuff into the cloud, they justify it as driving down complexity and reducing cost -- we don't need to rent space for a data center, hire people to build and maintain that stuff, and so
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4y ago
I don't think they make best in class devices, Apple has become in may respects a fast follower, but they do a great job of locking people into their ecosystem. It just turns out that their ecosystem doesn't suck, but it's st
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4y ago
Even more interesting, they make this money without even being the majority platform.
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In the U.S., almost all registrars offices now just use the National Clearinghouse service. Many schools will simply refer you or your browser to their site. They also track student enrollment, so if you are a company paying for somebody to
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Why Chiso Kimonos Are So Expensive
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That Mad Max Looking Wave Pool “What's It Like?”
(youtube.com)
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How Does Starlink Satellite Internet Work?
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4y ago
I guess my point is, why not just shove all the students into a Community College a-like for the beginning of their undergrad? With the following features: - Open enrollment - Cheap - Can drop out and retry later without any penalty - Entry
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I grew up pretty poor, and through a longer story than I want to type here and a confluence of negative voices mostly from my school, was dissuaded from taking the SATs and even considering college. Years after high school I eventually foun
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Man, that title screen. There's a clear beauty in 1-bit displays that's really hard to explain to people who've never seen them in person. I remember the absolute beauty of the black and white Macintoshes, those pixels so imm
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Tracker music is one of the great generally unknown "third way" [1] artifacts that arose from the Amiga and the demoscene. There are dozens and dozens of different formats, and even within 4-channel .mod files there are quite a fe
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I feel like Carreyrou was the first to popularize that there was something up with Theranos and Holmes. Being a journalist he also did it with direct sources. But the feeling that something was "wrong" predates him by a while, the
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How the World's First Computer Images Were Created
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A Mellotron M400: How the Mellotron Works
(youtube.com)
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