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by bowsamic 2y ago
Well we don’t hear in the time domain, we hear in the frequency domain. The neuron firing rate is too slow to sample audio. Our ear does a kind of Fourier decomposition. Still in a sense we’re hearing the waveform, just the Fourier decompos
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Of course we do, humans can sense timbre and transients and all that
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Interestingly I got it instantly but I’ve used busses far more in my adult life than as a child
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by bowsamic 2y ago
The UK is not particularly humid. This is just poor house construction
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by bowsamic 2y ago
No
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Can you explain what exactly about this license makes it unusable?
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by bowsamic 2y ago
What do you mean?
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by bowsamic 2y ago
That is very strange. Local libraries subscribe to Elsevier journals, for example? What would be the point in that? If not, then they are not similar, since that’s the main purpose of a university library Btw in Germany and the UK it’s like
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Wow it’s extremely ugly
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Yes
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by bowsamic 2y ago
It is against the rules here to comment on the form of the website itself. Remain focussed on the content
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Please keep comments focussed on the content
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Also the healthcare system is unbelievably better than what I experienced living in the UK I know, saying Germany is better to live in than the UK is hardly much praise, but I will probably stay here for as long as I can just because the qu
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Maybe that’s a mainland thing. In the UK the Xbox 360 was definitely far more popular
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Yeah, Airbus is extremely backed up with orders
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Are you in EU?
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Well you can ask them why they thought it was such an interesting story to post. But yes the article discussing the schedule in detail says it is split up across 18 loads
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by bowsamic 2y ago
It's split up into 18 separate loads
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by bowsamic 2y ago
This is logically inconsistent
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Damn, fired all their staff to be replaced by AI too
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by bowsamic 2y ago
LLM detectors are going to cause more damage than LLM use itself
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by bowsamic 2y ago
It’s not null, it’s true and profound
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Yes you can decide not to mention the politics inherent in the thing but that doesn’t mean it isn’t there. I’m wondering if the person I’m replying to can produce a thing where it truly isn’t there
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Science does not say that behavioural therapy works in 100% of cases. It seems you want to believe that it does. I have tried behavioural therapy, it is not right for me, it doesn’t work for me. I pursued different modalities that do work f
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by bowsamic 2y ago
One of the main things I’ve learnt undergoing psychoanalysis is how much pain and repression is caused by not allowing ourselves to admit that our parents are not perfect. For example I still to this day try to construct ideal people and am
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Can you give an example of an apolitical topic? EDIT: unfortunately I can’t reply to the comments as I have been banned EDIT 2: I have been banned to reply to the commenter, dang told me EDIT 3: dang has now wiped all the upvotes on this me
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Sure but that's really just a hack. By defining the measurement device to be somehow outside of the entire thing you can analyse another measurement device as if it's not a measurement device, but still it leaves an element of the
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Even when people were raving about 1Passwords integration I found it inferior to LastPass
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by bowsamic 2y ago
Nope, it will not work
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by bowsamic 2y ago
> Division is much harder, but doable also. > If you want to play around yourself, it’s trivial to add those operations. Now you're using "trivial" like a mathematics professor!

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