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1y ago
Yeah, this was what happened when Warhol died, the market was flood with thousands of works.
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It's incredible how many folks are saying to pay it forward when OP specifically ask about paying it back (the fwd is addressed in the initial prompt). Call them, write letters, specifically tell them how they influenced you. My MIL wa
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I think this is part of the Balkanization of the West ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics ) and I'm really surprised this is not stronger in Quebec, but I guess it's more easy to orches
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It looks a lot like Mass Effect Citadel, with the water reservoir in the middle. I'm surprised to not found some link documenting if it was inspired by it.
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1y ago
Gates has been advocating for higher taxes to people like him for a while.
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I haven't heard about this game until today, but literally 10 mins before reading this on HN I was reading this Polygon article about it https://www.polygon.com/awards/557285/blue-prince-game-of-th... So it s
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2y ago
Yes, I could do that, but I'm not happy also with the quality of the samples and I need to produce more velocities.
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Yes this looks perfect for what I'm trying to do. Thanks!
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Not sure if you can help me here or someone reading this. I'm trying to find something to programatically make piano sounds (and record an mp3) based on 2 params midi note and velocity. I'm making a videogame and I need the mp3 pi
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Oh this is great. I made an app very similar to this (in spirit at least) some years ago and I still think we need more real social like this than social networks.
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2y ago
If they walk from school to home and decide to go to a friend's house instead of going home directly. That's my case for a dumb phone.
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2y ago
I have used Revideo for a personal project and I really like what you're doing.
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2y ago
Are you going to sell LivePaper as an electronic component or it's just going to be available for Daylight devices?
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2y ago
Yes, this is the one, thanks! One of your favourites from Barnes or in general? I really enjoyed, so I want to know which are your other favourites.
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2y ago
Oh, great, thanks for this.
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2y ago
I'm guessing Paul Auster fans will comment here. 20 years ago I read a book that I cannot remember the name and I vaguely remember it was from Auster, but I'm not sure and I have been looking for ages. It was a compilation of shor
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Mexico is replacing China as low cost manufacturer place. These are oranges and apples. https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/canada/total-exports-t... https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indica
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3y ago
Location: QC, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Javascript, React, Typescript, Node, Python, Html, Css, TailwindCss, SQL Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertomartinez/ https:&
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3y ago
A similar game but not DIY is https://www.thinkfun.com/products/robot-turtles/
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Hi Tim, I'm just starting with electronics, following the Make Electronics book with my kid. And this seems super useful to understand circuits better (at least for people who code), do you have the plan to make a series of lessons for
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My kid (10yo) started programming in Scratch 2 years ago. He have been doing stuff in Scratch, dabbling a bit with the Microbit and doing some mods for Minecraft. A while on pico8, but he doesn't enjoy it. I'd suggest start with s
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Alma QC. Pros: small city, super safe, the beach is near and awesome in summer, the forest great any season, affordable housing, winter sports. Cons: not enough cool restaurants and cultural life, you need a car as it's not walkable fr
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On the other hand restaurant/movie critics have a vertical. If I want a ukulele I prefer a different critic that the one reviewing toasters, this is not possible with permanent staffs, unless the team is quite big or expert in everythi
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Mokapots are great. We had an espresso machine, but it took more space and cleaning time than a mokapot.
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I live some 5 hours north of Montreal, we have few days at -40C and wall radiators (not sure about the name) are needed, but for most of the winter days we use the heat pump to heat the house (-21C and up). Some members in my family work in
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I always wonder how this kind of services show images. Do they hot-link them or they are saved in their own servers? One approach violates web etiquette and the only seems over engineering (save an image that maybe just one use is going to
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3y ago
"eating less meat" != "sacrifice them"
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No I haven't. Maybe I'll try. I'm happy with industrial tofu tbh and never thought about homemaking.
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I'm on the opposite side, I'm omnivorous and try to eat less meat for ethical & environmental reasons and I really want lab meat to become mainstream, for the obvious ethical reasons, but also hoping that we could use less res
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They work pretty well, I live in the 2 hours north of Quebec City and it works most of the winter. Today is the first day that I turn it off as it's -22C outside, but as soon as it's -19C it could work again.
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