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by casion 8y ago
I'm slightly confused by this comment. If it was important for you to not have traceable DNA, why wouldn't you just not submit it?
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Musings about Text Editors(admiralbumblebee.com)
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by casion 8y ago
You are not the only one. I can’t tell either.
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by casion 8y ago
Unless of course, you have low blood pressure, which some of us do.
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by casion 8y ago
Thank you
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by casion 8y ago
What does "signalling" mean in this context? I tried to look it up and failed to find a definition that made sense.
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by casion 9y ago
I would say that technical competence is not one of the 2 things you need to make it in the business. You only need to find work and get paid. Technical competence is just a bonus that may improve longevity, sometimes.
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by casion 9y ago
I had the same issue, but I switched from Karabiner to https://www.orderedbytes.com/controllermate/ and I couldn't be happier. It did take a bit of extra time to replicate my Karabiner setup, however controllermat
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by casion 9y ago
It is not ad hominem at all. Please refresh your vocabulary. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem
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by casion 9y ago
He says he can differentiate tap v bottled. He also says he can _not_ differentiate tap v soma. So the difference between soma and bottled should be obvious (or there is some other factor in play), but it's clearly not. Obviously taste
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by casion 9y ago
This bothered me a lot too. If he can tell the difference between 'tap v bottled' but not 'tap vs soma'... then 'soma vs bottled' would intuitively have a different result if his conclusion is 100% correct. I s
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by casion 10y ago
This seems to presuppose a good deal of functional programming background. Not a criticism, just a note to anyone thinking of spending an hour with it.
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by casion 10y ago
I see. I'm coming from the other side. I do microcontroller and embedded development. This post is basically Ancient Greek to me, as you put it. I think I largely became curious since "these types of posts" tend to be highly
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by casion 10y ago
Are there really that many people on NH that can understand this? I'm not trying to be snarky, I'm legitimately interested. It seems like this class of knowledge is highly specialized, yet I see posts like these high up on NH freq
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by casion 10y ago
Could you explain your reference to the "knife throwing scene in the Starship Troopers adaptation..." I am familiar with the scene, but I don't understand why you are bringing it up.
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by casion 10y ago
I auditioned at a number of schools and prima vista was the only thing. At a few of the auditions they would interrupt you if it appeared that you knew the piece and give you something else. Honestly rather annoying. Even though I entered t
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by casion 10y ago
With GUIs, consistency is the primary concern followed by 'pretty'. Non-native breaks consistency, rendering 'pretty' fairly meaningless.
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by casion 10y ago
The thing is that we never hear about the high percentage of uneducated people. Those that couldn't read/write or were busy tending the fields never wrote anything, nor were they frequently written about by name. Well educated peo
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by casion 10y ago
Also a teacher, and pretty sure there's maybe 1-5 high schoolers a year that would understand this.
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by casion 10y ago
I read the article, and I still feel like I need a tl;dr. Seems very disjointed with no thesis. What is the point here?
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by casion 10y ago
There is also SAWStudio, which was one of the first mulitrack audio softwares for pc. It is till actively updated and maintained by one guy. I know of a number of commercial facilities still using 20+ year old versions of it.
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by casion 10y ago
This is definitely not 'Pay what you want.' It's 'pay $30 or more' with no other option.
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by casion 10y ago
Something can be fun, technical, complex and laden with responsibility. Very strange article.
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by casion 10y ago
JUCE is not decent?
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by casion 10y ago
Same here, and in fact I'm tutoring someone whose physics book is right here... It's all labeled in ft/sec^2
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by casion 10y ago
It doesn't sound like a contradiction to me. A very small segment of users are 'pro-level' users. Now yes, it isn't supported, but if you accept that as the reality then it is not contradictory.
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by casion 10y ago
$11 for french fries, $19 hamburger is considered blue-collar? I assume this is a new york thing?
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by casion 10y ago
Note that this does not address quality of sleep or effect on circadian rhythm, both of which are the primary action of melatonin supplements.
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by casion 10y ago
A problem with this is that not everyone has a smart phone, and expecting someone to spend what can be a large sum of cell fees to make purchases is just not reasonable.
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by casion 10y ago
It's possible that the person being recommended has lax settings. Connections are a two way street. Facebook can assume that if he has connections to you, then you may have a connection to them. Nothing nefarious is necessary.

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