cmehdy

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by cmehdy 2y ago
He also appears immensely intelligent, motivated and kind, which makes for great content. I'm glad I discovered his channel here in the past.
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by cmehdy 2y ago
It all seems close because the terms are muddied in our minds by countless poor instructions over the years. Their doc actually explains the difference efficiently though : Tutorials - learning-oriented experiences How-to guides - goal-orie
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by cmehdy 2y ago
Off the top of my head: - open a file for editing, realize you needed admin rights, npp allows you to relaunch with escalation and keeping the change in memory - find all gives you a list of items, a count of them, and quick preview of each
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by cmehdy 2y ago
That's how the DJ feature of Spotify talks and it's pretty jarring. "How's it going. We're gonna start by taking you back to your 2022 favorites, starting with the sweet sounds of XYZ". There's very little
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by cmehdy 2y ago
For anybody wondering about the title, that's a sort-of pun in French about how words get pluralized following French rules. The quintessential example is "cheval" (horse) which becomes "chevaux" (horses), which is
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by cmehdy 2y ago
All Zachtronics games are a strong recommend for anybody who doesn't already know them. Exapunks and Opus Magnum are probably the more casual ones to get into, but everything they make is awesome and pretty challenging.
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by cmehdy 2y ago
The doorway effect: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doorway_effect
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by cmehdy 2y ago
One at a time, low text density, advanced settings obfuscated at best and removed at worst, quick shortcuts (cpl and such) won't exist anymore. The settings are a fantastic way to solve absolutely nothing by clicking on very large butt
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by cmehdy 2y ago
Paychonautwiki has been classifying effects in a somewhat similar fashion for years/decades now: https://psychonautwiki.org/wiki/Geometry
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by cmehdy 2y ago
Truly the work of delve elopers. (I applogize for delving into what one might consider the realm of superficial comments)
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by cmehdy 2y ago
In a way that seems a bit like delayed auditory feedback: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed_auditory_feedback And I wonder if different types of people react to it as differently as the stutter/non-stutter d
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by cmehdy 2y ago
In a way that seems a bit like delayed auditory feedback: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed_auditory_feedback And I wonder if different types of people react to it as differently as the stutter/non-stutter d
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by cmehdy 2y ago
This article was a joy to read, both for explanations and visuals. I'm not knowledgeable at all in visual generatio but I'm now wondering about other uses to extend the method. What other shapes can be coupled (with the technique
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by cmehdy 2y ago
Same here. Wrote a simple program to which I added Fire to parse arguments as a CLI, and Gooey/Tkinter for a GUI on top of it. To get a working standalone .exe file which does not require folders on the side, Pyinstaller did the job. U
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by cmehdy 3y ago
Thank you for sharing this, beautiful and tragic as it is.
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by cmehdy 3y ago
This does read like a joke, I had never heard of it either and I'm wondering if many people do use this at all.. Operations on cepstra are labelled quefrency analysis (or quefrency alanysis[1]), liftering, or cepstral analysis. It may
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by cmehdy 3y ago
The entire east coast of Taiwan is absolutely gorgeous, and Taipei - Yilan - Hualien isn't too long of a journey. If you can rent a motorbike and go further along the coast you will also enjoy a lot of nature right between mountains an
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by cmehdy 3y ago
This is exactly how I'm seeing it right now. Those bots are generally still wrong in some ways, but I can generally spot it in seconds and rephrase those parts after a bit of back and forth. That is still a bit annoying currently, beca
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by cmehdy 3y ago
Proxmox is incredibly helpful especially for homelab beginners familiar with Linux. You can easily create and destroy various things as you learn. Only thing that's not so easy to use is storage in general : it's very difficult to
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by cmehdy 3y ago
Generalized anxiety disorder here. It stresses me out to be so square about breathing, as if I'm not allowed to do it when I feel the need to do it. Almost feeling like I'm strangling myself if I keep it up for more than a cycle o
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by cmehdy 3y ago
> Like any experienced controls engineer, I spent a few days flipping the signs of various signals before I got them right. As somebody with a M.Sc. in controls & signal processing (who ended up doing way more boring things), I alway
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by cmehdy 3y ago
It is the worst tool by far on any computer I've used in the past 30 years. Regularly disconnects Microsoft's own headsets and saturates CPU until the headset is unplugged and re-plugged, good job selling your products together wi
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by cmehdy 3y ago
This is also in some way where Camus ended up. I've faced a beginning of life pretty loaded in trauma, and a young adult life where self-inflicting some more was a comforting behaviour in the face of the absurdity of life. When contemp
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by cmehdy 3y ago
Do you have good recommendations to learn about this stuff? I've covered a decent amount of information theory, signal processing, systems control and generally relevant concepts in classical physics (boltzman, thermodynamics, the begi
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by cmehdy 3y ago
We went from mostly fearing vibrations in a mechanical world to harnessing them in a chemical and electrical world. It entirely reshaped our relationship to the world and perhaps so fast that our brains haven't entirely caught up yet.
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by cmehdy 3y ago
That's because they've hardly changed anything from the previous game in order to make this, which will be obvious to anybody who has played NMS much. I appreciate the effort they've put into improving the game over a decade
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by cmehdy 3y ago
I'm not doing great at all myself these years, so I know all too well how bad things can get for somebody. I'm able to give some funds (however little I can put together, i.e. $50 CAD) to contribute to what you're doing OP. I
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by cmehdy 3y ago
Have you ever tried the back of the head tap thing? https://lifehacker.com/this-weird-trick-might-give-you-brief...
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by cmehdy 3y ago
I think most Europeans agree we're doing it wrong, but we disagree as to where the solutions are. Generally left leaning parties will want to create support for immigrants through money, education, and some nebulous flexibility with re
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by cmehdy 3y ago
Doesn't Apple make billions selling ads? https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/06/15/apple-ad-business...

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