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by eon1 10y ago
22.4 sounds utterly ridiculous. Bass is omnidirectional, so the .4 is largely pointless, and 22 speakers in a room sounds like an impossible nightmare for the average consumer to set up and an inevitable mess of diffuse confusion and comb f
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by eon1 10y ago
Even so, that doesn't stop one human helping the computer to understand, and thus replace x more humans.
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by eon1 10y ago
Computers don't need to understand natural language, they just need a little guidance towards what the data means. You can train a neural network, or you can just write some solution-specific code. A lot of people are not that hard t
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by eon1 10y ago
RTJ also have an established brand - I can tell you 100% I only know of them because of their previous marketing, I've maybe heard one song. It's like how Radiohead did a pay-what-you-like for their album and it came out being via
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by eon1 10y ago
This is about a decade earlier, though.. would it have been the same?
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by eon1 10y ago
Yeah, that protest business was extremely shady. According to KSO it was approved previously (as noted, they applied on Jan 9th for the protest to take place on the 20th) and approval was revoked at the last minute and taken to the Supreme
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by eon1 10y ago
> "Uber for planes" would be highly illegal, and everyone involved would get arrested. Unless, of course, it was actually Uber doing it.. then it would suddenly be made legal in 90% of the places it operated and have a blind ey
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by eon1 10y ago
Hmm.. the point of it, or result of it?
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by eon1 10y ago
While in practice that may be mostly true, it's not necessarily a fact. Unbalanced microphones can and do exist.
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by eon1 10y ago
It's not a generic "defiance to authority", as I understand it's more like anyone trying to exert any kind of authority over you is bound to generate a kneejerk negative reaction, big issue or small, reasonable or not. C
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by eon1 10y ago
I think it's more that your comment seemed to be intentionally facetious and over the top..
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by eon1 10y ago
Yep, our tech guys are constantly looking for ways to implement things that may or may not be useful, or even understood; we've just gotta be able to say we have the latest in machine learned blockchain-based buzzword doodads to consta
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by eon1 10y ago
I've witnessed either the act or aftermath of several assaults on people living in homeless shelters, usually by other tenants, not to mention plenty of theft (one guy even took my CD wallet). Much of it was reported to staff but not o
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by eon1 10y ago
"..remember iPhone 5 is 5 year old phone, which will get new version of OS, not just security update" Yes, and remember that Apple intentionally writes OS updates that will run slower on their older devices, thus achieving almost
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by eon1 10y ago
Serious question as two people now have mentioned Bootcamp "drivers", and I've only ever gone the other way (Hackintosh) - why do you need Apple drivers to install Windows on what seems to be a perfectly normal x86 machine?
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by eon1 10y ago
Does it run the same OS, software, etc as before, though?
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by eon1 10y ago
Wow, that's.. disgusting. And also damaging to their own hiring practices, by the sound of it.
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by eon1 10y ago
> videographers, musicians, illustrators, photographers, graphic designers I've worked in or with at least three of those. 8GB and integrated GPU is not going to cut it for a decent load on any of the basic apps.. Pro Tools will eat
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by eon1 10y ago
Yeah, in a similar situation right now and I find the DLL thing is relatively unknown and incredibly powerful if used well. Recently this 'robotics' evangelist keeps trying to rope us into spending a few mil on his automation and
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by eon1 10y ago
Two words: Corporate IT. Another two: Onboarding Process.
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by eon1 10y ago
Almost all of these are done or do-able, though. They're just not right there on the surface.
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by eon1 10y ago
Both Python and R can be used in Excel via several addons. Python: http://www.python-excel.org/ https://www.xlwings.org/ https://datanitro.com/ R: http://rcom.univie.ac.at/d
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by eon1 10y ago
Sounds absolutely incredible. Any idea if they've released the impulses? I couldn't find anything on the IoS site.
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by eon1 10y ago
Er.. so what does a list of notifications look like, especially iconised, and how/why should I intuitively know that?
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by eon1 10y ago
Yeah.. and if it weren't for unions most of us would've been working from the age of 7 or so in a country with no safety regulations. Imagine how competitive those businesses would be though, oh boy! Sorry if the unions in your pa
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by eon1 10y ago
Ugh, yes. At the beginning of last winter, one manager INSISTED on coming in with this really horrible, wracking, deep cough, and the resultant spread managed to take out about half the management team and a ton of floor staff variously ove
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by eon1 10y ago
"activists and other people who are doing illegal stuff" Does this actually read how you intended it to, or was there an invisible comma/parenthesis there?
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by eon1 10y ago
Ha ha, so very clever. Please don't do this here.
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by eon1 10y ago
Needs more D3..
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by eon1 10y ago
Average Joe will pick convenience over security every time, unless it's such an absolute shambles that they actually fear (or have been convinced they should fear) using it. Not to mention the already-formed habit/association of &

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