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Mysterious Moonquake Traced to Apollo 17 Lunar Lander Base(space.com)
4 points by jahnu 3y ago|0 comments
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by jahnu 3y ago
Can you give some examples of before and after? Don’t see it myself. I confess I gave up on it once Musk started pushing racists like Tucker Carlson so this may colour my view.
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by jahnu 3y ago
Bad Blood is easily my favourite. Rashomon-X-Files! :)
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by jahnu 3y ago
Hey send us a mail and we can maybe work something out :) mail@gs-dsp.com I've been wanting to check out that museum and I live nearby so now I have an even better excuse.
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by jahnu 3y ago
I think I’m going to have to fire up the emulator again.
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by jahnu 3y ago
Thank you for the kind words! We love all our plugins but yes MagicFusion is basically unique :)
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Badger Badger Badger 20 Year anniversary edition [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jahnu 3y ago|0 comments
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by jahnu 3y ago
Correct. Although next update will be 7, not that it makes much difference. We only really use the plugin format abstraction and a little of the GUI stuff. Our audio path is all our own algorithms. JUCE audio stuff isn’t really it’s strong
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by jahnu 3y ago
Thank you! Hope you enjoy them. And if you have any questions that aren’t answered on the site or videos just reach out. We love talking to the folks using our stuff.
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by jahnu 3y ago
OctaMED was mind blowing. So many hours of joy spent on that.
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by jahnu 3y ago
Two of us are making spectral fx. Wouldn’t really have been possible on a 68000 :) https://gs-dsp.com/ Note we offer a completely free, midi modulation plugin (MMM) too there. Also available on iOS where it's especiall
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by jahnu 3y ago
I’ll never enjoy computing again as much as I did as a teenager with an Amiga 500, a CD ROM with CDs full of mod files and Fred Fish disks, and my trusty 8 bit sampler. Sampling and making extended mixes of favourite rave tunes from the era
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by jahnu 3y ago
Great project. Just hoping for command line attach/detach of USB devices and we can use it in our CI setup for some stuff.
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by jahnu 3y ago
Right. We probably will actually get something substantial out of investment in AI even if it falls far short of the lofty promises.
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by jahnu 3y ago
Wouldn't our extensive records of the variants so far make it possible to see if a variant discovered in bats tomorrow is newer than the one that started the original outbreak in humans?
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by jahnu 3y ago
Even stranger than that, Japan has two grids, one at 50Hz and one at 60Hz!
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by jahnu 3y ago
Not hydroponics at all but you may be interested in precision fermentation like Solar Foods is developing which could replace a substantial amount of the grain and soy we grow. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_Foods
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by jahnu 3y ago
Aye that’s a great one. Even testing and treating not so rare conditions can lead to statements that seem different when you know the details. Imagine you test early and often for a condition in country A much more often than country B whic
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by jahnu 3y ago
I wonder if behaviour like that doesn’t make you rise up a list of interesting IMEIs that ping at addresses X, Y, and Z, and seem to commute along road A for one year at a time.
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by jahnu 3y ago
In fairness I don't think it's up to the author to speculate or do original research to make their point (that the media failed to do basic reporting on the experiment). Maybe there are modern lasers that are more efficient but th
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by jahnu 3y ago
The author does celebrate it but points out something that the media should have: "So this news is both good and bad. Hats off for cracking into single-digit yield! But that leaves less room to improve. Even at 100% efficiency, we’d ge
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by jahnu 3y ago
The farmers who get this water cheap?
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by jahnu 3y ago
This is true for almost all projects but things are getting better. I use CPM for a couple of years now and get the experience desired https://github.com/cpm-cmake/CPM.cmake
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by jahnu 3y ago
The equi-complexity hypothesis states that all languages are equally complex and just trade off complexity in one area for simplicity in another. However, it is not yet accepted and highly disputed. https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by jahnu 3y ago
That seems amazingly cheap! Are we really down to that low level of cost?
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by jahnu 3y ago
> What fool reads all of Finnegans Wake out loud? Well I heard it said from Joyce experts that reading Finnegans Wake and Ulysses, which was intended to be read out loud, is an important part to unlock some of the meanings.
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by jahnu 3y ago
Already watered down to “ not exceed 0.1% of each bank’s total assets” https://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2023/aug/09/italy-...
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by jahnu 3y ago
I’d like to see a defence of the reason why it’s so often a bit of a job to be able to read the street name… on a map. If only for the laugh I would have.
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by jahnu 3y ago
https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2013-01-14
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by jahnu 3y ago
I read somewhere once that deliberately poor quality graphs are sometimes used so that readers cannot extract the precise values from them. This could be to obscure fake or real data.

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