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by emerged 5y ago
Funny, I actually use JUCE for audio and yet it never crossed my mind to use it as a general purpose cross platform UI. Good call!
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by emerged 5y ago
I’m personally happy that the forum I used to frequent is gone. Forums don’t like to remove old posts and it feels like a privacy win to scrub years of old posts. Even when you’re posting with anonymous names, there will come a time when al
363.
by emerged 5y ago
I seem to remember gearslutz coming up in searches all the time. Can’t say I’ve ever seen the new name come up. Maybe it’s just me for some reason, or maybe they basically killed their SEO.
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by emerged 5y ago
I’ve lived in the US for my entire life and do lots of music production. I never use half step or whole step. I tend to refer to things in terms of semitones or intervals (3rd, 5th, octave, etc). I thought half step, whole step was a grade
365.
by emerged 5y ago
The best is when the YouTuber bakes their own ad into the video so it can’t be skipped, and then that ad is interrupted by a normal YouTube ad. Yesterday I watched a video where a normal YouTube ad was immediately followed by a baked in ad
366.
by emerged 5y ago
Man proggies were so fun. The other day I was remembering the way proggies had their own unique skins which made them fun to use and collect. Then it hit me, music production plugins are basically the modern equivalent. They have all sorts
367.
by emerged 5y ago
Can you link to such scripts?
368.
by emerged 5y ago
It’s fine. There are basically infinite niche interests you could dive into and become completely fascinated by. Coffee is one of them and I’m glad people enjoy it. Personally, I love different niches and don’t care about coffee. But it’s a
369.
by emerged 5y ago
Yeah I saw that and it’s the reason I rambled on about the license. I should’ve made that clear.
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by emerged 5y ago
I remember the license being fairly unfriendly and the functionality not being enough better than my own hooking code to justify paying. In general I just remember not being particular impressed well over a decade ago when I messed with thi
371.
by emerged 5y ago
It’s a smart strategy. The best way to win a rationally impossible case is to drag it into an irrational identity politics scandal.
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by emerged 5y ago
Because sod is dirty?
373.
by emerged 5y ago
My ideal would be a group with some shared interest and shared goals who meet on a recurring basis. Typically that is merged with working in an office, so the demand for such a group is mostly satisfied. But it really leaves behind people w
374.
by emerged 5y ago
You can lock any thread or any process to any number of specific cores on both platforms.
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by emerged 5y ago
I recently came to realize that many addiction groups are actually a social replacement for buddies who used to go out drinking / partying all the time. Since they can no longer party, a replacement group is needed and they all immedia
376.
by emerged 5y ago
That’s the issue I’m highlighting. The dystopian evolution consists of all these small steps where people shrug and say “everyone else is doing it” and it ratchets up another notch. The only way to stop it is to stop giving an inch. But tha
377.
by emerged 5y ago
It really does us no favors to hide the things people want to say. All their thoughts and intentions are still there except now we don’t know it.
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by emerged 5y ago
I took the video as a long winded “don’t hate the player hate the game” and assume he wants external validation that it’s okay to manipulate people if everyone else is doing it. I like him and watch all his videos, but the ease of that just
379.
by emerged 5y ago
I just recently decided to draw a line in the sand here. I don’t want to be interrupted during weekend dinners with fire alarms. I don’t cause fire alarms, I don’t have the requisite extreme compensation to justify the stress (and don’t rea
380.
by emerged 5y ago
I think office friendships are often somewhat of an illusion. When one or both leave the company, they may never interact again or only very rarely.
381.
by emerged 5y ago
I do this for lifting, which I find unbelievably boring. It’s shocking how effective it is, I look more muscular than back when I had the discipline for 3x 40 minute workouts.
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by emerged 5y ago
I could never make it through any of the podcasts he’s been on because of this. It’s always weird hearing him brought up and described as a genius. He isn’t dumb, but genius is a huge stretch IMO.
383.
by emerged 5y ago
Almost nobody drives at or below the speed limit. It’s dangerous to do so in many places.
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by emerged 5y ago
Positive in the sense that eating a giant bag of candy and cookies is positive. Unfortunately that positivity is rather short lived as the consequences play out over time.
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by emerged 5y ago
I had a friend like this and another friend who was/is massively Instagram famous. I had absolutely no idea in either case until years later. I guess they weren’t very close friends lol.
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by emerged 5y ago
Then again the cameras might just remain active, having comforted you into believing all the cameras pointed at you are disabled.
387.
by emerged 5y ago
Politicization threw a wrench into COVID and it’s doing the same to climate change. Years of media gaslighting, fear mongering, and authoritarian tactics have left us in a social reality where nobody cares any longer what the talking heads
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by emerged 5y ago
I think someone needs to play big techs own game and find some cases where this algorithm underperforms based on race or gender, publish a bunch of clickbait articles and get the whole program canceled. Erosion of privacy and authoritariani
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by emerged 5y ago
I’m American and believe me, at least half of the country thinks shit like this is utterly insane and divisive. But there is no reasoning with ideologues.
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by emerged 5y ago
My sisters husband actively tells his 7 year old daughter not to wear a belt. He’s so stupidly anti-rules he’s willing to sacrifice his young daughter to it.

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