cfr2023

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by cfr2023 3y ago
I want to storyboard/pre-vis/mess around with this ASAP
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by cfr2023 3y ago
You and me both!
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by cfr2023 3y ago
It is fun to take a hard line on soft "sciences" but hey, human beings are live product that can't ethically be tampered with for useful experimentation.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
An interesting read and a good share. Every time I see that other people are contemplating these subjects, I notice that they hit on many of my own considerations and miss many of the big picture things I consider essential. I think this wi
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Worthy considerations
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by cfr2023 3y ago
I dislike and object to the scope of this device as much as the author. It's not a popular view, but I hope Teenage Engineering is acquired by a very large company soon so that they can be relegated to functioning somewhere as a harmle
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by cfr2023 3y ago
You are doing what I have been planning to do all year. Looks like 2024 will be the year for me.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
You are not misremembering, it could/can still do this.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Factual inaccuracies within: Loopback can pass multi-channel audio and devices can be set as an input and output for applications, including with other audio processing between them, in an effects loop type configuration. Why spread misinfo
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by cfr2023 3y ago
I laughed out loud several times reading this. Grain is desirable and aesthetic, but it's also a part of history. People that want to aggressively remove it, even if it alters their image contents in the process, these people have lost
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Good precedent, more please.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Some people just wake up in the morning wanting to fight. If you're providing support, you might just be the first person they find on a given day. It's crazy to want to fight someone who is trying to help you, but lots of people
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Good spirit, I was just recently seeking reference materials about how to execute an accordion style fold in pure html or CSS and discovered the approach you describe - so simple, we should be seeing it more often.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Needs more ads... jk... it's actually so good that I'm afraid it will be killed.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
What do you care? Whether I've made a masterpiece sculpture or skid marks in my dungarees, people deserve powerful tools and instruments that will last.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
There it is: achieving alchemy* is my new favorite piece of MIT hype. Somewhere in America, a parent is reading this headline and it is fueling them to terrorize their depressed, sleep deprived teen over their AP Physics and Calculus scores
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by cfr2023 3y ago
And? TE is still one of the worst offenders, and they don’t even have the excuse of being an out of touch legacy musical instrument manufacturing brand.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Teenage Engineering Syndrome, oppressive proprietary products with undeniably appealing designs. On the surface, this is their bet effort yet. Props for that, I suppose.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Fast or close to real-time capture can encourage sloppy thinking and carelessness, neither of which Knuth is known for.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
I've seen people that normally wouldn't align with any sort of creative identity suddenly light up when placed in the role. Even more when their contributions are meaningfully acknowledged and dignified as valid creations. Reminds
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by cfr2023 3y ago
It could be that type of target. It can also be a low commitment way for people who are on the fence to scratch a particular itch they are feeling. For some, the only "output" it produces may be, "I do not enjoy this." T
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by cfr2023 3y ago
NaNoWriMo, though a net positive force in the world, strikes me as a creative exercise for non-creatives. Truly not a bad thing, no offense intended. Trying to create regularly will help you become more creative. However, if you're alr
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by cfr2023 3y ago
One person uses it, for a pre-determined amount of time dictated by security updates and software based gatekeeping, and then its time of usefulness has passed, and it can't be meaningfully put to any other use. In parallel, parts and
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Speedy recovery Steve, you and your hundred trillion dollar brain.
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by cfr2023 3y ago
I understand that you want to feel good about your purchasing decisions, but you just are not seeing how low you are setting the bar. I use these products and am deeply invested in them. They are good, but much farther from perfect than you
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by cfr2023 3y ago
I'm using "glue" as a stand-in for all of the measures they use to lockdown their products when there is no physical need for it. Nonetheless, you're selling "typically dissolves in acetone" as a user friendly,
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by cfr2023 3y ago
I have a strong grip on the meaning of these words and the organization I have observed as a customer and user for decades. How about you get a dictionary and encyclopedia and learn what dystopian horrors and banal inconveniences are? Then
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by cfr2023 3y ago
There is no demonizing taking place - they make shit that objectively lasts longer (good), but they glue it shut when they don't need to (bad). The latter is such a poor environmental choice, that it negates the former, but you don&#x2
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Pretty dull newsflash, this is the exact kind of weak, destructive relativism I was talking about in my post. Apple's the worst, except for all the rest? I should lay off Apple because they're doing better than their competitors?
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by cfr2023 3y ago
Late to reply, but I sure hope so, and appreciate your open optimism on the subject.

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