elevaet

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by elevaet 3y ago
Absolutely, such a great project! I understand one of the guys behind the project is doing it more or less out of passion as he made his money from WinAmp back in the day?
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by elevaet 3y ago
This post really makes me appreciate the engineering that led to the completely usable and powerful DAWs that ran on the comparatively weak hardware of the late 90s, early 2000s like Cakewalk, Cubase, Logic.
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by elevaet 3y ago
Thank you for the picture there, that was very interesting. My one doubt about all this is if mode-switching really does burn telomeres. Is there any actual evidence of this? I find it hard to imagine that somewhere along the course of evol
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by elevaet 3y ago
The opening sequence over LA's skyline with the iconic Vangelis CS-80 song has to be one of the greatest moments in movie scoring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6dKU22lt3E
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by elevaet 3y ago
I grew up on Bladerunner, and the Vangelis score is like a part of my being. I think 2049 was great. I cant say it's better or worse because it's different but it fits and was more than I hoped for. Of course it has problems but s
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by elevaet 3y ago
> the qualities you suppress the most—because they make you weird or different from other people. At some point in your life, you were probably shamed for embodying those qualities, so you learned to conceal them. > But here’s the thi
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by elevaet 3y ago
I think ML-generation is in a different class than procedural generation. Sure, technically it's procedural underneath it all, but in practice, this is a different category, and I think the products of ML might end up being more compel
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by elevaet 3y ago
I've been using "al dente" on my new laptop to keep the battery charge maxed out at 80% and hopefully extend the life of my battery.
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by elevaet 3y ago
Good question. I think it must come down to - land costs (but I think you're not talking about that part) - expensive building materials - permitting and hookup costs - expensive building code requirements - maybe the industry isn&#x2
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by elevaet 3y ago
New builds, renovations, extensions generally all need electrical work.
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by elevaet 3y ago
If this is correct then the converse should also be true; by sticking to glucose metabolism and avoiding ketosis you should prevent cellular ageing?
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by elevaet 3y ago
Yes! My bad thank you for the correction. That's a bit sobering.
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by elevaet 3y ago
> battery with 500 Wh/kg Wow, that's amazing, creeping up towards the energy density of gasoline at around 1200 Wh/kg Of course you don't have to lug around the spent gasoline after you've used it, but that'
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by elevaet 4y ago
> Maybe consciousness is just what it feels like What is the it that does this feeling? What is the medium in which feeling is felt?
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by elevaet 4y ago
Totally, I came hoping for about 3-8 ideas that might change my life too. I can't be changing my life 51 times in one reading!
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by elevaet 4y ago
Dang, save some karma for the rest of us buddy! XD Thanks for all you do on here dang, it's one of the oases of the internet, thanks in a very large part to your work.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Another thing that happens is being born in a place that does birthdays on a lunar calendar, and then immigrating to a place that uses gregorian/solar, and needing to come up with a birthday in the new system.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Standing forests are perpetual carbon storage. At some point a given area of forest reaches maturity/stability and the rate of tree decay is more or less matched by the rate of tree growth. Once in a while the forest burns down, grows
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by elevaet 4y ago
I just had the misfortune of having to wade through pages and pages of byzantine building code where the relevant parts were scattered though the document. This would be very helpful for that kind of thing.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Being banned could give it subversive allure
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by elevaet 4y ago
With your peers, be the inner circle
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by elevaet 4y ago
I might have missed it, but they didn't really discuss how introners replicate. Does the host species accidentally transcribe the intron segments into new introners until it evolves a mechanism to avoid that particular trick?
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by elevaet 4y ago
Care to explain what you mean here?
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by elevaet 4y ago
"Welcome to our facility. By using our facilities, you agree to the following terms and conditions: Biometric Data Collection: Our facility collects biometric data from the urinals. This data includes, but is not limited to, images and
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by elevaet 4y ago
This is similar to how I reverse aging by walking backwards. Works like a charm! /s
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by elevaet 4y ago
That's amazing, and very cool how the melody sounds good both directions as well. Do you know when this was written?
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by elevaet 4y ago
Shoutout for another offshoot of ADAM: Eve(!) Audio. I had the pleasure to work on their SC307 monitors in a well treated room, and they are so good. Solid, clear, and accurate, the best speakers I've used. I understand the they use i
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by elevaet 4y ago
Agreed! They are fantastically fun, poignant, and quite overlooked compared to some of his other works.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Yes I read the article, and I think it's sensible to say that fishing nets melted down into nuggets are much safer for turtles (and other life) than when they are loose and intact.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Yeah, by we I certainly don't mean you and I, but the greater collective of humanity. And we do all play a part in that, in myriad ways.

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