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by greenwhite 2y ago
Yea user provided synth patches for a vintage synth like a Moog or something. Not sure how feasible it is but could also be cool as a web app
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by greenwhite 2y ago
Love this idea and the execution. Would it make sense to make this for synth patches or some other musical idea? I'm wondering if that's something you plan on exploring in the future?
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by greenwhite 4y ago
The software people who work on embedded systems like medical devices, speakers, sensors, electronics etc. are doing engineering all the time. Although I guess it's mostly EEs or computer engineers who do that kind of work, but many co
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by greenwhite 4y ago
Nobody was literally solving them offhand in the sense that they had no background in algorithmic problem solving. Those who didn't explicitly "prepare" were the people who liked competition programming and solving these prob
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The Apple II(youtube.com)
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by greenwhite 9y ago
I mean, that's just wrong lol. Obviously that's apart of it, but to imply that it's not so much about ideas is profoundly wrong. In my opinion, anyway.
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by greenwhite 9y ago
Sure, I think this will probably just be reaffirming what you already interpreted the idea as but basically I think that the notion of humans being able to perceive self sacrifice in an abstract manner (as opposed to traditionally killing o
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by greenwhite 9y ago
To an extent, yes. But I would also say learning how to think should continue to explicitly fall under the university umbrella, or at least that particular notion should be extended to a greater degree in university. From my experiences, to
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by greenwhite 9y ago
You say you may be a little opposed to colleges becoming simply a means for attaining a job, is that correct? In that case, could you expand on why you wouldn't be completely be opposed to such a notion? I think that's what colleg
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by greenwhite 9y ago
ambition in the context of self sacrifice can be quite powerful