hecanjog

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by hecanjog 2y ago
> I'm pretty sure NULLABLE is default for int in PostgresSQL It's not the default...
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by hecanjog 2y ago
Ethical reasons should prevent you from intentionally infecting them.
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by hecanjog 2y ago
Why was this flagged?
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The Impact of Generative AI on Critical Thinking [pdf](advait.org)
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Industry is primarily concerned with profit? I don't mean to be dismissive, I think that's significant, and seems like everything else just flows out of it.
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by hecanjog 2y ago
They might be talking about people who are trying to automate the testing hundreds of stolen credit cards with small purchases to see if they are still working. This is basically why we ended up using cloudflare at work.
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by hecanjog 2y ago
This is the one I like to use: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events
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by hecanjog 2y ago
A genre is a conversation you have with other people.
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by hecanjog 2y ago
It appealed to me since the way I block distractions is easy for me to unblock them, too. (like HN, I unblocked it to look for commentary on the bitbucket outage and now I'm reading random articles) If unblocking via software is easy t
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by hecanjog 2y ago
They might be doing it on linux. I've had the same experience. Supposedly it's possible! I never managed to get around the DRM nonsense.
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by hecanjog 2y ago
You're getting downvoted for some reason but this is a perfectly fine way to think about subtractive synthesis. (From a compositional perspective anyhow.)
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I had a really good time interacting with this, from the standpoint of feeling like I was being heard without putting in special effort (I just spoke like I would meeting a new person, not trying to interact with a phone menu system) but ot
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by hecanjog 2y ago
A common way to use liquidsoap with icecast is to send a stream from liquidsoap to a remote server running icecast for distribution. Your pi running liquidsoap can then accept local telnet commands for control: https://www.liquid
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by hecanjog 2y ago
Liquidsoap is amazing. I've done a number of small radio projects with it and friends over the years, including some wild things like mixing 10+ remote drone musicians together into a single feed with just liquidsoap behind icecast and
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by hecanjog 2y ago
Aolean harp! I'm planning a workshop for kids around this now: build the harp & resonator however you like (two flower pots with a piece of fishing line in between for example -- more ideas here: https://www.homemade-des
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Reclaiming AI as a Theoretical Tool for Cognitive Science(link.springer.com)
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IMHO the way to achieve this is to pay the upfront cost of building out a small framework for your application, which has lightweight abstractions for common patterns. With some design, a small internal API can be as nice to work with as th
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by hecanjog 2y ago
I had some success using this for basic input, but never took it very far. It's meant to be customizable for that sort of thing though: https://talon.wiki/quickstart/getting_started/ (Edit: just the voice inp
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by hecanjog 2y ago
Milwaukee has grid areas downtown, but the street layout between there and south to bay view gets a bit weird and jagged in between. The story I heard was it's leftover from two competing shipping(?) businesses who wanted to make some
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by hecanjog 2y ago
bootstrap won just a few years ago. something else will win soon. edit: I'm trying to impress the fact that things change. looking at if this library "won" or not misses the point.
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by hecanjog 2y ago
> Trees are loud, like really loud, but we can't hear it at all since it's all ultrasound. Just to put loud in perspective: seems like cavitation produces ultrasound in the ~30db range at the highest[1], which is roughly the le
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by hecanjog 2y ago
> C's own descendants, by which I mainly mean C++, may very well be even livelier in the next few years. Aside from languages that are directly descended from C, (particularly C++ but also some others) [...] Does anyone know what th
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by hecanjog 2y ago
MacOS does show advertisements for the iCloud services.
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I hate where all the links take me (big social media platforms) but I like how personable the list feels.
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by hecanjog 2y ago
Oh, bummer. I got down to flipping between position #2 and position #3, then the poll request returned 503 and I lost my spot.
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by hecanjog 2y ago
I've been going back and forth between position #4 and #3 for a while now, which is a bit confusing.
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Screamer 1.0: a live-coding language for browser-based ray marching(charlieroberts.github.io)
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Independent music and independent publishing was, in my opinion, thriving even just 25 years ago in a rhizome of record shops and small venues which are getting stomped on by streaming culture and ecommerce platforms. It was certainly alway
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by hecanjog 2y ago
The rest of the tweet (I assume) is quoted here in case you have twitter blocked too: https://fortune.com/2024/06/14/edward-snowden-eviscerates-op...
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That's an important clarification, thanks! The full FMA database has lots of music that isn't licensed that way.

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