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by bane 1y ago
I have an unRAID homelab. It's kind of really awesome in the sense that it lets the home user incrementally add compute and capacity over time without having to do it all in one big shebang and doesn't require nearly the fussing o
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by bane 1y ago
I remember this time well. For hacker types, Java was...not what we were looking for. But it checked a lot of boxes for the type of bland corporate development that makes up the majority of software development. What Java really offered was
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by bane 1y ago
While I missed out on the CP/M train, I do remember GEM very well. I grew up in a printing company and spent a lot of time in the prepress parts of the company - around the layout and art folks. There was one employee who brought his o
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by bane 1y ago
Total global military expenditure as a percent of global GDP is about 2.5%.
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by bane 1y ago
I dunno, this seems kind of junk sciency. There's all kinds of reasons to walk all kinds of ways. Walking on toes, or pointing your feet have almost never been a notable feature of people I know who are clearly on the spectrum. Convers
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by bane 1y ago
I was also considering the effect of how silent computing used to be. It created a tension and expectation when waiting for an image to appear like waiting for a curtain to open on a play. So when the artwork appeared, the artists worked to
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Southeast Asia's Last Culinary Frontier: The 17,000 Islands of Indonesia(youtube.com)
8 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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by bane 1y ago
No comparison at all, but thanks! I've been looking for a good generative music tool for a while and this looks very interesting.
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by bane 1y ago
I put an answer here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44505703
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by bane 1y ago
I really need to carve out some time to look at this and compare to Renoise. The in-line representation of automation/effects look absolutely killer to me as I usually have to manage a lot of that in my head when working.
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by bane 1y ago
For those asking how this is different than other non-tracker DAWs, the answer is basically "this is a tracker". For those not familiar, trackers are a type of music composition software that's been around in one form or anot
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by bane 1y ago
I've been bearish on the JWST in the past. I've thought it an investment in science that could have been made better by waiting a bit for cheaper heavy lift and advances in computational imaging. However, this is the culmination o
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Wolfenstein 3D on 8-Bit Consoles [video](youtube.com)
17 points by bane 1y ago|3 comments
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by bane 1y ago
Every woman I know who's been properly diagnosed with endo had to self-diagnose first, and then advocate to be tested. Not a single one was properly diagnosed by their doctor first. I'm not sure what the reason is, even women who
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by bane 1y ago
I've tried to help young struggling people over my career, because I was a young struggling person early in my career who also had help. Pay it forward, don't pay it back. I don't even want gratitude in most cases and never e
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by bane 1y ago
Not thinking about you guys needing to write these integrations, but if there's interest on their sides for building it themselves?
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by bane 1y ago
Is there anyword on integration with Batocera, ES-DE, or Retroarch? Those mega systems would get supercharged with it. The homelab community would likely catch on very quick.
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by bane 1y ago
RomM is a great project! I've so excited to see the integrations coming along. As somebody who's setup a lot of little retroboxes, the idea of doing it once and having my collection served off of my homelab to all my other devices
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by bane 1y ago
I can drive a manual fine, and we don't rent fancy cars, so if it saves a few bucks we'll get the manual option when we visit Europe. The last few times we visited Europe, the car rental places basically defaulted to either electr
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H&K G11: The Rare Caseless Assault Rifle That Never Was(youtube.com)
4 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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Xoftware: Unix Apps on Windows(youtube.com)
1 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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by bane 1y ago
The answer is something that's harder and harder to do these days with all the layers of abstraction -- set a performance target and use arithmetic to arrive at the specifications that you hit and still achieve your performance goal. I
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Day in the Life of a Japanese Truck Factory Worker(youtube.com)
2 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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by bane 1y ago
When I did the equivalent "lets learn about stocks" at school, we opened the newspaper, found a stock, "invested" fake money in a ledger the teacher kept, and then cashed out at the end of three weeks after doing some ro
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by bane 1y ago
yup, it's very hard to bootstrap without knowing where the next step even is in a dark room. > All the things you lists are things I personally associate with familial education. I absolutely agree. Or some good mentor. If your enti
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by bane 1y ago
Grew up poor, made it a little in life - could maybe retire now. The things I and the people I grew up with don't know how to do at all can be shocking. People who grew up similarly and ended up in middle class seem to be similar u
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90s Cable Simulator – Recreating Retro Cable TV with a Raspberry Pi(youtube.com)
3 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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Two Meets Leon(youtube.com)
1 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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Mind-blowing graphical tricks in classic games – Your questions answered(youtube.com)
6 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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by bane 1y ago
As I told your possible sock puppet, this kind of bad faith trolling behavior has no place on HN. I've flagged you both.

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