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jordache
6y ago
Do not compare this guy to Bob Ross. No offense to Bob Ross fans but Ross was not an artist. His paintings were not of high quality amongst the field of what is considered art. This assertion goes beyond subjective tastes. His paintings wer
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jordache
6y ago
UPS drivers turn however they want in my neighborhood. No left turn restrictions.
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>. I haven't tried it out but Apple's real-time head tracking plausibly provides the necessary DSP inputs to produce a spatial model that tracks as good or better than external speakers. Apple's spatial audio head tracking
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I own binaural recording equipment. My experience along with listening the golden standard of binaural recording (the barber shop simulation) indicates front and rear positioning is still not possible with binaural. The left/right soun
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interesting info. I'm sure visual sensory input factors somewhat into how audio positioning is being processed by the human brain. However an audio experience w/o visual input via physical surround sound sources provides convincin
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>Audiophile and Bluetooth is a contradiction in terms. Not true. Yes, bluetooth compression puts a ceiling on audio quality. However, the majority of sound output devices are so crappy that they don't even exercise the full bluetooh
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6y ago
> With the spatial audio they're actually cheap if you figure I'm done with any Dolby Atmos, 9.1, 7.1, 5.1 etc stand alone setup. I'm watching movies with this. Spatial audio is a replacement of true surround sound to you?
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spatial audio is utterly useless, terrible sound effects.
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Do not buy their 1st gen product for at least 6 mos to 1 yr. Especially for these audio products which are not Apple's domain expertise All the airpod pros (ear buds) during the 1st year of manufacturing suffers from a rattle issue tha
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haha r/pics r/earthporn utterly useless
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trackpoints are horrible, even the thinkpad implementations suffer drift issues. Non-Apple manufactures need to really catch up and implement trackpads that are on-par with Apple
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Man! What did she expect, treading into unionization topics on company systems?
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6y ago
Just don't quote anything from Dieter Bohn
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6y ago
why would you want to work under direct sunlight? you can barely see the screen in that condition
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6y ago
predominant WFH w/ ability to get together at the office seems like an excellent mixture of flexibility and adequate face time. Strict mode on either ends of the spectrum is non-ideal for most people I would assume.
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6y ago
These HP calcs have the most aesthetic keyboard. The key size, click feel, and font/color all much better than the competing TI models
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6y ago
Stupid article.. complete with the stereotypical "programmer" depicted in a hoody..
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6y ago
good enough as photo reference!
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6y ago
>Money isn't everything At the top of the requirements list of any job, is How Well It Pays. Having comfortable amount of money frees you to to enjoy other aspects of life/personal passion/family building. That's how
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6y ago
UX researcher? That doesn’t pay as well
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6y ago
If it pays well for as a job, what else can you ask for? Unless you are independently wealthy, how can one be so picky as to complain about the nuances of software development at the tooling/dependency management level? Sheesh Look at
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>I've never seen purposefully redacted content like this, targeting multiple platforms. When your user base consist of different personas, doing distinctly different job to be done, one option is to tailor the application for each s
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6y ago
You are not getting it. Cross device compatibility is not a simplistic notion that the desktop ui just needs to reflow and scale down into a smaller screen. Properly done multi device support will recognize different “job to be done” in mo
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Programming languages are general purpose. When you build a specific solution, why opt for a general purpose raw language, when a framework provides a richer set of purpose specific tools? Why get al dogmatic about programming purity? When
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None of those optimizations matter in the context of energy efficiency, to make a material difference for global warming
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it's dumb. after nov 12, tiktok traffic will be ended as well
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6y ago
ha people in the US have to VPN now, to bypass the Great Trump Wall of U.S.?
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>but evolution must have led them out of wildfire conditions in the past. or maybe such extreme wildfire didn't happen frequently enough in the past, for animal to develop a method to mitigate.
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when you decide to buy a watch SE over the watch 3, or no smartwatch at all, you already have disposable income to spend. $120 more for watch 6 is not that big of a deal relative to someone's disposable income level.
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What I hate the most are those job sites they extract the text from your PDFs. They are close to 99% failure rate, requiring me to manually tweak the content they extracted
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