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by colkassad 6y ago
I got into music production when the pandemic hit. I've been obsessed with it since March. I've been playing guitar for over 20 years though. I found I enjoy making electronic music with a lot of orchestral and piano elements. If
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by colkassad 7y ago
Not sure what exists out there, I started over 25 years ago. A good first step is to learn chords, starting with major and minor versions of each chord. Get comfortable switching between them. This is where most people quit as a lot of chor
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by colkassad 7y ago
His Unreal Engine C++ course is especially great.
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by colkassad 7y ago
Duh! Thanks!
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by colkassad 7y ago
This is awesome. I wrote a Terrain-RGB to greyscale PNG converter and would love to play around with this in a demo map for a 3D preview or something. How are you rendering the mesh in your notebook? Threejs?
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by colkassad 8y ago
Game development is more than just programming.
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by colkassad 8y ago
"Our SLAM algorithm is notable for being able to run in real time with not just one, but three Ouster OS-1 devices at the same time, on a typical desktop computer CPU." What SLAM algorithm is that? Anyone know?
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by colkassad 8y ago
We actually use both. Discord is great for "pinging" fleets, i.e. sending out a bat-signal to all members that a fleet needs to form for whatever reason. It's also good for general text chat (talking about market/industr
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by colkassad 8y ago
We live and die by Mumble in Eve Online. The hierarchical chat room setup is essential for large fleets.
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by colkassad 9y ago
This is an interesting theory. Perhaps you could expand on it and form a new social science called "Cosmic Sociology".
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by colkassad 11y ago
I have a similar email address. Signed up for gmail early on. A lot of people are surprised that AM doesn't verify emails, but it doesn't surprise me at all. I am signed up to 100s of newsletters and other services through no acti
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by colkassad 11y ago
It's just a framing device for the article. Office parks are a very American thing so why not work in a founding father somehow. You could swap out the whole bit with a quote and vignette from the life and work of Henry Ford. Perhaps i
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by colkassad 11y ago
It has a great name too.
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by colkassad 12y ago
Reinventing Geospatial ( http://www.rgi-corp.com ) - Washington DC area, Northern Virginia, Fairfax - Full Time - Java, Python, and Web Developers We are a small business working in government-related research and development. We&
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by colkassad 12y ago
Seems like some journalistic backscratching. This American Life is trying to push Serial, and the Startup guy recently had a piece on This American Life, and if I remember correctly, is somewhat affiliated (could be wrong about that). Anywa
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by colkassad 12y ago
I don't know about other phones but streaming is an option with the Windows Phone podcast app. I like to download mostly because I have a data cap and I set the app to download only on WIFI. If I find myself away from a hotspot and wan
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by colkassad 12y ago
I recommend people take a look. The video is indeed well-produced and the style reminded me of the director of Love Actually and About Time. It was not what I was expecting.
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by colkassad 13y ago
Pre-internet, if you wanted to peruse music, toys, books, movies, and/or video games and software, you essentially had to go to a mall. Or at least you wanted to because it was so convenient to access one or more of these sources of en
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by colkassad 13y ago
This will be nice for my common-name gmail account: <first initial>.<lastname>@gmail.com. It's fairly unusable right now because of all the newsletters Bob, Bill, Brandy, Briana, Brian, etc sign me up to.
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by colkassad 13y ago
I have a Lumia 920 and I find the turn-by-turn navigation to be abysmal. It gives distances in yards and the vocabulary does not extend much past "keep right", "keep left", and "follow the course of the road".
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by colkassad 13y ago
I've found non-fiction audiobooks to be good when you can't devote full attention. I do find that fiction audiobooks are ok on interstates, though, for especially long drives.
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by colkassad 13y ago
That's very interesting, didn't know that. Thanks.
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by colkassad 13y ago
Incredible image for an Earth-based telescope. I wonder what we could get from space?
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by colkassad 13y ago
Both TV shows and the movie studio entered into a licensing agreement with the Conan Doyle estate, it's all in the article.
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by colkassad 13y ago
Labdien. You are not kidding. I lived in Riga for two years and can attest to this. Latvians had a funny sense of humor though. I once heard a joke about teaching an Estonian the proper way to address a woman in Latvian, something like &quo
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by colkassad 13y ago
When I first moved to eastern Europe I couldn't make friends at all. After a few months I started to get really discouraged and somewhat depressed and stopped trying to engage people. As soon as that happened, my social life did a 180.
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by colkassad 13y ago
King is my favorite writer. While none of his novels make it in my top 20, I generally enjoy most of what he writes in some fashion or another. Some of them are stinkers but they are like a finding a burnt potato chip -- the carbon taste is
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by colkassad 13y ago
Regarding the language itself, what's there to dislike about C#?
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by colkassad 13y ago
The thought exercises are fascinating. Say he has a completely trustworthy friend somewhere that the FBI is unaware of. Could he have that person spend a little, back up that copy again, and effectively keep that FBI from ever getting that
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by colkassad 13y ago
Considering the number of Russians I know from Kazakhstan, it doesn't surprise me that it's a Russian site. However, it's interesting that its mail.ru and not Yandex. And why VK in Belarus and not Yandex? I realize that VK is

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