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by iamsaitam 2y ago
sarcasm right?
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Now that you mention this, removing color from the exercise and focusing on the spatial features made the exercise incredibly easy. Trying to visualize color seems to be more difficult.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
I recommend that you try out WezTerm[1]. I used Warp before switching to WezTerm, but Warp took always a long time to open the first time. WezTerm on the other hand is extremely snappy and easy to configure. After having tried iTerm2, Alacr
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Can you explain further or point to, how exactly wasm allows more precise timing? I also agree that the timing with JS and Webaudio is really poor, not as bad as MIDI with 24 PPQN, but I think a few years back from my experiments, the max I
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
"First of all, JavaScript. JavaScript is not a great language for anything except inside the browser. It never was and it likely never will be, unless it gets a decent standard library and ditches its type coercion and many other broke
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
If you translate this to movies, then what you're buying is a script. Or if you want to keep it generic over experiences, a trailer prompt. This feels like a future where it will be very easy to get it wrong and you end up with terribl
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Yes, you get an explosion of content, but of the mediocre kind and focused on the average viewer.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Outdated comment. Look at onshape.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
This was a very low hanging fruit.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
They cannot disclose the identity of the person involved in order to protect their privacy. This is a very convenient cloak, leaving no way to know if they cloned Scarlet Johansson's voice or if it's from someone else.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Or you buy them because they know how to design products unlike Behringer?
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
99% of mainstream music this days*
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
Terribly* good.. mainly terrible.. but also music.
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
Thanks for the heads up about the observable notebook. I suggest also having a look at the test cases, there's plenty examples in there on how to use the library. Congratz on Ambiphone, I'm using it right now, it's a nice con
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
Ah yes, Europe the country
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
Are you kidding? Specially with the article in the topic referring to creating a company. Search for "Criar uma empresa na hora".
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
(shameless plug) If you're interested in something more focused on creating music with tools for generating melodies, chord progressions, drum beats, etc., check out PLAYA at https://github.com/ricardomatias/playa
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
Is it possible to use it with a local model via ollama f.ex?
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
How the lack of design impacts users that want to read your blog post
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
Article behind register wall.
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
Oh yes, the classic climate change denier rhetoric, penning at the end a random quote. You mention some scientists tweets and the first one is a Economics Professor.. come on man, at least put some effort in your bullshit propaganda.
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
You're confounding using Javascript for web development and "loading megabytes of tracking code". They are not mutual exclusive, nor have anything to do with the development side of it. Advertising and tracking are a business
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
At this point, blog posts like these just look like "rage bait" for web developers.. What's the point of it? What's the alternative? The biggest reason why this topic is a topic, is due to the browser developer tools let
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
The reality for musicians is that if you're on the middle of the bell curve in terms of ""quality/popularity"", in comparison to other professions, you earn the same as the people below the bell curve of other
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
"I assume the artists are reasonable rational adults. If they're on the platform, its economically advantageous to them." - Your assumption is wrong though. Artists aren't on spotify because it's economically advant
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
It was ground breaking, taking into account that Radiohead released a critically acclaimed album. In Rainbows had a digital release that was pay what you want, not exactly the same as putting something out for free after breaking up.
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
It's like if income tax brackets were inverted and the higher your income the less taxes you pay.
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
Maybe he left because he finished building it.
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
The point should be to kill training on unlicensed material. There needs to be regulation and tools to identify what was the training data. But as always, first comes the siphoning part, the massive extraction of value, then when the damage
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by iamsaitam 3y ago
The point is that the musicians still deserve to get paid from streaming. Ridiculous nonsense to say that if something isn't well remunerated, might as well go the illegal route and not pay anything at all.

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