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givinguflac
2y ago
“ They roll over without a peep.” What are you talking about? This is literally them doing the opposite, and there are multiple other public instances of them making a stand, not to mention in the design of their systems. Truly curious how
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givinguflac
2y ago
Thanks, I’ve read the constitution too. Ever heard of congress, full of elected officials? Or the senate? Your claim that there are so few elected officials is patently absurd.
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givinguflac
2y ago
“Outside of that, everyone is hired / appointed.” Tell me you don’t know how the US government works without telling me you don’t know how the US government works, why don’t you?
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givinguflac
2y ago
“I could not replicate the above results with different photos, although I imagine that this will be possible with more effort.” I have a feeling that the red background lighting in that image is what is causing confusion for the model. Tha
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givinguflac
2y ago
I’ve done multiple online tests and always scored at least in the 70s. Using foobar and my own cds or hi res downloads I’ve done encoding of the same exact wav file to flac, mp3, and ogg. Flac wins. Using monitor speakers (Mackie MR5’s) and
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givinguflac
2y ago
Right, and children shouldn’t be taught to name distinct colors and therefore they would not need it. Hot take there bud.
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givinguflac
2y ago
Because it’s lossy, period. You may not notice it if you’re not looking hard enough; but you wouldn’t accept a .zip file of a word doc that was missing letters or words in the document. You’d use lossless compression. I’m not saying there’s
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givinguflac
2y ago
The human ear is absolutely good enough to hear the difference. However the vast majority of the population has not had listening training. I’ve done double blind tests repeatedly and provided it’s not on crap audio gear I can absolutely te
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givinguflac
2y ago
Why re-encode to a crap codec when you could just use plex with adaptive bitrate streaming?
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givinguflac
2y ago
While the headline seems a bit extreme, I thought this was very interesting.
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AI Designed Computer Chips That the Human Mind Can't Understand
(popularmechanics.com)
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givinguflac
2y ago
Given apples outright refusal to help the FBI previously I have more faith than other companies that they’ll do the right thing. But nothing’s perfect.
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Charged in 12 Minutes! Korean Scientists Develop Next-Gen Li–S Battery
(scitechdaily.com)
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2y ago
The key part: The lithium–sulfur battery developed in this study utilized the multifunctional carbon material synthesized, through the simple magnesium-assisted thermal reduction method, as a sulfur host. Even under rapid charging condition
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givinguflac
2y ago
It exists; but not for much longer: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/android/wsa/
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Revolutionizing Clean Energy: Newly Developed Breakthrough Hydrogen Nanoreactor
(scitechdaily.com)
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2y ago
I’ve found this to be a fabulous resource: https://letsbuild.ai/ Specifically the reading and tutorials sections may be of interest to you. Edit: honest question, why the downvotes? Am I not contributing to the conversation
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Lower-cost sodium-ion batteries are finally having their moment
(arstechnica.com)
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https://www.loudersound.com/features/which-music-streaming-s...
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2y ago
Apple Music has a ton of smaller/niche artists and songs that other streamers refuse to pay for. I’ve never found anything missing.
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givinguflac
2y ago
Actually Tidal has a partly direct to artist model, while Apple pays all labels the top-line rate instead of forcing smaller ones to accept less.
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2y ago
So we are the ones potentially spreading life by accident. Fascinating! Now if Ryugu hits a distant body we could perhaps have proven our own panspermia hypothesis! What a time to be alive.
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givinguflac
2y ago
Have you tried usb? My Magic Trackpad and keyboard work fine without BT on both windows and pop os. Would love a way to actually disable the radios though.
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2y ago
Oh good, historically Nvidia drivers on Linux are just… chef’s kiss. Hopefully this will improve things /s.
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I totally agree with you, and find the price a big turn off. I pay $30 a month for my meds, this I’m sure would help but no way could I justify the expense.
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I love this take- Sure, let’s just ignore the disastrous adware, bloatware etc that also “subsidize” these cheaper phones, to say nothing of the actual capabilities or user experience of said devices.
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givinguflac
2y ago
Can confirm, I have it enabled on iOS 18.1 and this seems to work fine.
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givinguflac
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To be fair, iPad loads a desktop url. Easy mistake for a first day launch! Worked great on my iPhone.
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2y ago
Very cool! I could see this being a service for schools to provide to children.
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2y ago
Low information density, too much scrolling, and generally dull to scroll through. Not a fan personally but I’d love to hear other’s thoughts! Edit: list and neutron star are better than the new standard but I still don’t like it compared t
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