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Heh, great article! One of those engineering efforts where you're trying to get to the point where the user doesn't notice any of the fancy math, just that the controls always seem to Do the Right Thing.
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Building a replica of the legendary six-wheeled Tyrrell P34 F1 car [video]
(youtube.com)
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Steam/Diesel Hybrid Locomotive
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The $3k wireless Displace TV is the definition of CES absurdity
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Honestly, I normally wouldn't answer a question that sounds like an invitation to an increasingly bizarre thread with a paranoid person either. I'll be dipping out of this conversation after this reply.
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No ... it's really not a giant conspiracy. You're just guilty of being a jerk on a very public website which doesn't take kindly to jerks. I've downvoted all of your comments on this thread because they are completely un
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Making an Alphorn from Scratch (2020)
(argobuilder.com)
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From the linked paper: 'Gunther Schuller (b. 1925), an influential horn player, writes: “The timpani’s spreading wave-lengths back up through the horn, violently jarring the player’s lips. Under these conditions split notes abound and
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Effects on the lips of horn players seated too close to the timpani (2014)
(newt.phys.unsw.edu.au)
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Introduction to Flute Acoustics
(newt.phys.unsw.edu.au)
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Robot clarinet player and scientific results (2008)
(newt.phys.unsw.edu.au)
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This is great too! Being able to draw nice straight lines with a tablet pen might debatably be even more useful than drawing a perfect circle.
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The funny thing was that the author apparently used multiple sources, and has different import figures from the article as a result. But they didn't spot the order-of-magnitude error in the campaign cost.
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Honestly, really disappointing, especially since the author forces you to watch the video to see the final image - which looks nothing like the shoulder-spiked, triple-forehead-eye'd villain of the game. Spoiler, the generated image is
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This Twitter thread is mostly a summary of this article, which provides more detail, albeit maybe in a less easily digestible (ha!) form: https://medium.com/torodex/salmon-sushi-is-not-a-japanese-in... The thread is ac
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The tradition of only knowing a few of the lyrics and just mumbling through the rest is also alive and well in Scotland ;)
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Yeah, that's fair!
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For the downvoters, I'm going to paste the definition from the dictionary: feminism (noun): the belief that women should be allowed the same rights, power, and opportunities as men and be treated in the same way, or the set of activit
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You have an incredibly screwed up impression of feminism. It's literally a movement that seeks to gain equality for women. That's it. Gaining dignity is a large part of the movement! There's no feminist creed that says "
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Yes.
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Matching an arbitrary string with '*' is not a regular expression - it's a shell glob pattern. Different thing entirely. Maybe they should be the same thing, yes. And although I don't know for sure, reusing a matched pat
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The making of Rapsittie Street Kids, the worst Christmas special of all time
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Thiolized yeast – using CRISPR/Cas9 to edit beer yeast genetics
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It took rather a long time - a couple of minutes - to re-encrypt all my passwords, which presumably is why they didn't do it on login. But yeah, a notification sure would have been nice!
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Just checked on my own account, which I set up in 2012. Mine was configured with only 500 rounds of KDF - eep.
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I will never upvote something without at least skimming it. Mostly I finish articles then return to HN to upvote them, but occasionally I upvote after leaving the article partway (e.g. because I already know about the subject, or because th
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Oof, I remember how terrifying it was to mount one of those Athlon coolers, having heard so many stories about chipping the CPU or cracking a corner off.
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The UK recently changed from opt-in to opt-out.
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This really isn't true. I lived a pretty active life for a decade or so, as a drummer in various drum groups (samba, etc). I was well-liked, people knew my name and seemed to enjoy hanging out with me, and I had some decent conversatio
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I was wondering this as well. The article says "Apple Watch Ultra is certified to WR100 and EN 13319, an internationally recognized standard for dive accessories, including depth gauges." - people with domain knowledge, is this &#
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