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by evereverever 1y ago
This is interesting because it's based on audacity, but Audacity is also going through a more thorough rewrite.
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by evereverever 1y ago
Kudso! I love Atomic Object. A Grand Rapids, MI institution.
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by evereverever 1y ago
The kids I see that have peanut allergies lived in bubbles. It seems like it is self-inflicted but I have no scientific evidence.
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by evereverever 1y ago
I just went to a talk at Portland Retro Game Festival by the dutch guy that made an official Atari Lode Runner port. He said he found a japanese book that had the C source in it and got the enemy AI from that. This is pretty cool.
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by evereverever 1y ago
Super specific rules and making the consumers look at dates and have certain watching habits....the lawyers are getting all the money on this one.
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by evereverever 1y ago
Microsoft tried to replicate the iOS libraries and everything with project Islandwood. It was a valiant effort but that moment (iOS 5->6->7) was a major time of upheaval for iOS libraries and they matured and this project was ultimate
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by evereverever 1y ago
I can HIGHLY recommend the book: "Book of Eels" by Patrik Svensson Eels are incredibly interesting.
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by evereverever 1y ago
That re-synthesis of information is incredibly valuable to storing it in your own memory. Of course, we can just rely on knowing nothing just to look things up, but I want more for thinking peoples.
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by evereverever 1y ago
Screw Intel. When they moved all of their contract work to InfoSys in India I lost hope in them. Dev shops and design agencies in Portland and Seattle were cut out of it. They missed on buying Nvidia and in the last 5 years they have netted
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by evereverever 1y ago
I was really impressed when I took a trip to England and it recognized european birds. At one point it said there was a Rose-ringed Parakeet which seemed totally wrong, but then we saw a bunch of them in Hyde park a couple days later. The i
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by evereverever 1y ago
I tried adding a 2nd region when I was in Europe and it locked up. I had to reinstall the app to get it back to a usable state. Adding region packs is totally broken on iOS.
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by evereverever 1y ago
If rents for commercial spaces don't reduce I welcome more of these fire sales. Portland is still great, but the future of small businesses and the tech scene is abysmal.
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by evereverever 2y ago
Not a thing works
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by evereverever 2y ago
I went to school in Minnesota and we had to go to a certain music store and ask a specific employee for the book. I believe it was $50. It was basically required to play jazz.
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by evereverever 2y ago
Wow, contributed to today!
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by evereverever 2y ago
Yep, just with less Austin Texas.
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by evereverever 2y ago
Well they have promised to open it up to more cars but have not yet, so I guess, in theory, they have, but not in practice.
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by evereverever 2y ago
Yeah, I'm painstakingly reading out a novel I wrote and recording is hard. We had to scrap last nights recording because there was a hum at the place we are recording and even turning off all breakers we couldn't figure out where
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by evereverever 2y ago
When Intel moved all of their small contract jobs from small businesses in Portland and Seattle and gave them all to InfoSys that was the beginning of the end. They spoiled their ecosystem by themselves. Also they have so many tax exemption
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by evereverever 2y ago
It sounds like they've re-thought this idea now. It would be huge deal for all EV drivers of non-Teslas and that's probably precisely whey they're slow-rolling it.
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by evereverever 2y ago
So every version you release you'll have to go back and fix the same bugs? Or re-patch them in some way?
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by evereverever 2y ago
The YellowBox would have been such a great target. They kept it around for iTunes on Windows and I suspect they still use some version of it.
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by evereverever 2y ago
I described minesweeper and it came up with something, so that's fun.
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by evereverever 2y ago
I am saddened that I never was able to visit this museum. With all of that money it could have easily been fully funded for 100 years.
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by evereverever 2y ago
But this is only for ovarian cancer. I have a friend that is dying of mesothelioma and her case is still pending. She'll probably die before any judgement is made.
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by evereverever 2y ago
This is amazing! I've played it at the computer history museum and this is just as good (although the real circular monitor is super fantastic).
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by evereverever 3y ago
Amazing! When will these be chipped away and taken to Naples to their museum? I feel that's the greatest tragedy of Pompeii is having to visit Naples and see that whole walls and most artifacts are just kept there.
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by evereverever 3y ago
There was an old macintosh application that had an interactive FFT. I remember seeing it at the Haus Der Musik in Vienna and have always looked for it.
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by evereverever 3y ago
Kinda heinous to link to a big PDF when that entire site is amazing and deserves support not more serving costs.
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by evereverever 3y ago
Cyberdog was the demo.

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