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by blipmusic 5y ago
> Would you be willing to provide an example where this becomes a problem? It's not a specific example, as much as every piece of code where mutability is involved. I don't have a LOC number in mind, but it could be f
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by blipmusic 5y ago
Please, yes! It may sound dumb, but such a "simple" change (simple conceptually, can't speak of the dev challenge involved) change would be an enormous quality of life increase to me. I've ended up looking into scoping r
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by blipmusic 5y ago
Ouch, thanks for the heads up. :/ We'll be stuck with FITS this time around, though. Also, someone should put OCFL on the front page, while HN is in an archiving mood.
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by blipmusic 5y ago
I've seen experiments built on top of https://3dhop.net for viewing (if that's the issue), but have no experience myself. Don't know about animation, though.
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by blipmusic 5y ago
In terms of wasted space, only 1/8th is actual xmp for that DJI exif chunk, the rest is padding for (13mb jpg:s in our case). 8k, so 1k actual xmp data of which a lot is structural. I've only tried with scripts, verifying with exi
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by blipmusic 5y ago
Depends on what device generates the image perhaps? DJI Drones have a lot of info as EXIF XMP. I just parse that as XML. EDIT: It's not 80k, but good enough as a GPS log.
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by blipmusic 5y ago
It seems so, unless I'm misunderstanding the documents. From an old, random readme for a workshop, then the official wiki: - https://github.com/mjordan/archivematicaworkshop#archivematica-and-aip-migration
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by blipmusic 5y ago
Others out there, such as: - DataVerse: https://dataverse.org - Omeka: https://omeka.org/s/ - also many internally developed archival systems To us it's mostly up to the granularity of the
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by blipmusic 5y ago
There are also modular approaches like CMDI [0] out there, that allows for constructing a metadata profile with a corresponding schema [1]. A single metadata standard won't be able to cover all disciplines regardless. Too many free tex
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by blipmusic 5y ago
:-) Also see Glenn Gould's Goldberg variations: https://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/12/arts/music/12conn.html https://www.prosoundnetwork.com/archives/yamaha-disklavier-
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by blipmusic 6y ago
How does this compare to ELAN ( https://archive.mpi.nl/tla/elan ) in regards to doing the actual annotations/transcriptions? Or could ELAN/EAF-files perhaps be considered for input formats in future releases?
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by blipmusic 7y ago
Julia returns: julia> c='ı' 'ı': Unicode U+0131 (category Ll: Letter, lowercase) julia> uppercase(c) 'I': ASCII/Unicode U+0049 (category Lu: Letter, uppercase) julia> lowerca
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by blipmusic 8y ago
Considering this is HN, does anyone have any input on the latest GoPros vs Garmin Virb Ultra 30, specifically in terms of telemetry formats vs general camera quality? Garmin seems to be the data king here, but I'm curious as to whether
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by blipmusic 8y ago
Add lack of 16:10 screen to that. It's getting dumb. Is Apple buying up all laptop screens with this aspect ratio? Also, are non-Apple trackpads getting better? These two things are the biggest issues every time I ponder moving to Linu
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by blipmusic 9y ago
Firefighters getting up-to-date info and routes to emergency exits etc in large, burning buildings. A mechanic, medic, farmer... getting info on what's in front of them with suggested actions. People not focusing on their phone while o
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by blipmusic 9y ago
I like Forklift[1] but that's more of a Finder-replacement with remote possibilities, I guess. 1: http://binarynights.com/forklift/
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by blipmusic 9y ago
There are still languages with no writing system of their own out there (or with a borrowed script that does not necessarily fit their sounds very well). IPA is not perfect but quite relevant for research and language documentation.
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by blipmusic 9y ago
"Scold" or something similar to it was in there, so quite possibly yes. Thanks, for the heads up.
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by blipmusic 9y ago
I didn't mean to imply otherwise. My curiosity was/is with the generation of the model in the link (especially compared to current models), hence the question in my original post. There's also pitch accent that helps with dis
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by blipmusic 9y ago
Well, to be honest my first impression was that this is what I've been using all along. I just liked that someone experimented a bit. :) Perhaps I assumed this would end up with a different predictive model. No idea what kind of corpor
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by blipmusic 9y ago
Does it act up on your desktop OS as well? I know there's an alternative from the ATOK developers for iOS ( http://www.justsystems.com/jp/products/atok_ios/ ) but I haven't tried that one.
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by blipmusic 9y ago
Cool! So, would it be correct to say that this is in essence generates a disambiguation model for a language with a lot of homonyms due to having relatively few sounds (but also with some variation in morpheme boundaries, e.g. "an-i&qu
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by blipmusic 9y ago
That's fair enough as long as other companies and their customers are held equally responsible. Just because we sometimes/always use linux does not mean the hardware we run it on has an equally "clean" background. Also,
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by blipmusic 9y ago
Turn it off then? It's in the settings. Can't say I particularly like Siri either but not using it works so far. So what's a real example of Apple making the UI worse to further their agenda (i.e. selling more stuff)?
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by blipmusic 9y ago
Even with telemetry turned off? "telemetry.enableTelemetry": false
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by blipmusic 9y ago
I had a bunch of old Word-documents from a late researcher using non-latin scripts and custom fonts that needed fixing for archiving (the only important step was to make these readable by humans). Don't remember what encoding. Current
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by blipmusic 9y ago
Is this reddit?
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by blipmusic 9y ago
Do you want me to? :) Every single time I fire up Pythonista on an iOS device I soon realise that any meaningful coding I do requires access to external data. And then I give up, until next time some years down the line.
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by blipmusic 9y ago
It can be just as simple in Japanese as in English, and just as complex. They refer to ways of being implicit + grammatically encoded social deixis, which Japanese is good at (not exclusive to Japanese, though). Grammatically it's quit
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by blipmusic 9y ago
https://www.spectacleapp.com but whose to say that won't disappear as well...? Software licenses are starting to feel dangerously close to "patenting the wheel".

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