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by iamsaitam 5y ago
The people that disable Javascript are missing a whole world of interactive applications. Not every website wants to track you down and share that information with Google.
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by iamsaitam 5y ago
It's clear that the author of this article has missed the point brought up by the ProPublica's story. The system isn't fair for everyone and it's relaxed towards the upper echelons. The author also assumes that everyone
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by iamsaitam 5y ago
@author create a workflow with temporary account, because having to register without having done anything is completely unnecessary and a anti-pattern. The product is about editing videos, the prompt to register should be at the point there
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by iamsaitam 5y ago
"The Economist" releasing an article pro-capitalism appealing to the worthiness of their base (1.).. in which world would they agree with the author of the book? 1. "So what is really going on? Part of the problem, surely, is
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by iamsaitam 5y ago
There will always be edge cases to every public measure.
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by iamsaitam 6y ago
This is only "true" if you want to pursue a classical repertoire. For anything else you don't need to know music theory to make music or read it for that matter. A good ear and instinctive knowledge is far more valuable. Just
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by iamsaitam 6y ago
This article is a joke, starting with "If populism on the political right corrupts democracies, populism on the left ruins economies.". It really sets the tone and bias.. Maybe someone should introduce to Bloomberg the concept of
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by iamsaitam 6y ago
long gone are the days of Pitchfork having "objective good taste"...
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by iamsaitam 6y ago
Who wants to see ads? The fact that people buy on impulse shouldn't be the defining reason for trashing privacy. Like someone else said, we're not only consumers and the tracking goes beyond the boundaries of commerce.
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by iamsaitam 7y ago
Simple to describe, not accomplish. Think about the sheer amount of genres/sub-genres, what you're describing can probably be done in a few popular genres by some ML algorithm.. But are the results good enough?
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by iamsaitam 7y ago
either that or he's a german from some other place..
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by iamsaitam 7y ago
Agree completely with this comment. I think this kind of trivia learning could've been useful a couple of decades ago, nowadays if your phone can get you the answer in less than 1 minute, why bother? (I'm not talking about languag
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by iamsaitam 8y ago
Out of curiosity, what are the chord progression suggestions based on?
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by iamsaitam 8y ago
Oh, that title.. thought for a moment they were going to start paying more to the musicians.. but I guess it's not yet time to play fair there.
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by iamsaitam 8y ago
Just don't work for a big corporation.