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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Max4Live is what got me into Ableton, it also got me out of Ableton... As someone who had been using PureData for quite a while the idea of having that kind of development environment integrated into the DAW was super exciting, unfortunatel
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Outline only uses SSO for authentication. The solution when self hosting is use a private keycloak server [1]. This allows you to do email based auth. [1] https://www.keycloak.org/
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Doesn't respond to charging status change events even though an .onCharging call back has been set. Chromium 117.0 on Linux
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Tobacco contains Harmaline which is an MAOI - it both increases the bioavailability of nicotine as well as adding an additional psychoactive effect; stimulant + anti-depressant I've recently started adding free base harmaline to my vap
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
While I'm happy there's more R&D going on in this field, I'm highly skeptical about the use of TcU -- people move around to much while sleeping for this approach to be effective or safe... and there are less invasive ways
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
> It's not clear if ketamine — or anything else — should be expected to work normally when it is administered to patients under general anesthesia. General anesthesia has profound effects on the functioning of the nervous system. Ve
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
> This comment reminds me a bit of people saying that Y2K must have been way overhyped because nothing bad actually happened. You're comparing apples and oranges ... Y2K was a know problem, with known trigger conditions, and prescri
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
It will be interesting to see how this plays out. People have already started hoarding water a month in advance of the arrival of the "salt wedge"... The last time this happened in New Orleans was 1988 and lasted ~2 months[1], lif
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Came to make the same reply!
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Your're being to literal without being literal enough! The "reality" that we experience is a predictive model of what we believe is about to happen. This is required because it takes a quite some time[1] for stimulus to be
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
I've experienced the 10th rule first hand... Many years ago I was writing a bunch of modular audio applications that were all interconnected using JACK. So of course I needed some convenient way of storing/restoring the graphs tha
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Very much depends on what you're trying to do... In my case I wanted to examine the raw traffic between two devices that I had written software for and had full control over. I found it worked just fine as the debug version of the code
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Recently setup this up using the same board (nrf52840 usb dongle), it was a fun and cheap ($10 on mouser.com) mini-project. Learned a bunch about the ble protocol in the process :)
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Very impressive work, but this reads more as data compression and retrieval algorithm than a generative model. For all of the examples they're inputting a novel 2D view of a known object and reconstructing the 3D mesh from the 2D/
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Thank you for pointing out the missing link: https://news.mit.edu/2023/mit-engineers-create-supercapacito... > Also, cement is not very sustainable because of CO2 emissions. Agreed that cement is a CO2 issue, but I
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
If LK-99 turns out be a legit room temp superconductor I can't see traditional patent/IP rules applying to it. The value to our species to too high for a technology like that to be encumbered. I would think a very large lump sum
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
It would be fun to combine this with the cement-based supercapacitor announced by MIT a couple days ago[1]. It would be possible to create a house who's structure "passively" collects and stores energy made entirely of commod
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
> Good luck trying to run a proper GNU/Linux on those Android devices. The Termux App [ https://termux.dev/en/ ] provides a full linux terminal with zsh, emacs, and apt based package manager. I've been using
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
I also got 11% answered no to everything but car and horse... Not sure given the other responses if this number is acurate?
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
You can absolutely translate object oriented C++ to vanilla C. As a young teenager I would routinely convert C++ from books I got from my parents/library to C, because I didn't have access to a C++ compiler. The process isn't
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
OSC still exists it just never became the defacto standard for the industry; primarily because there is no standardized device mapping for interoperability. MIDI 2.0 fixes a number of issues that OSC was intended to fix, but imposes vendor
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
> The so-called "systemic" racism is mostly a conspiracy theory unsupported by evidence. I will give you far too much benefit of the doubt and assume that you are speaking from a privileged position of ignorance vs being willfu
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Luckily, like many of the sensor based side-channel attacks, the information rate is extremely slow (0.125bps nominal rate for pixel sniffing) and the machine has to start in a known calibrated state. Not to diminish the work, it's an
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
I don't know who is down-voting the above post, but it is 100% correct. People have bought into the 'self-defense' mythology of gun ownership and it is just that -- a mythology. The sad fact is that in the United States, the
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
A few gripes... Binary is impossible to 'invent' as it is just an application of established arithmetic rules to a base 2 number system. If i declared an arbitrary base of 73 you wouldn't say I just 'invented' septu
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
> I’ve decided to entirely disregard the suggested measurements provided in recipes, which means that I guess I’ve decided not to follow recipes at all anymore. When I want to cook something new I'll grab several recipes and compare
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
Given everything I know about feature extraction/embedding, my armchair answer would be a resounding no... Given enough similar content the water mark would get rounded of as what it is -- noise. Also, The fact that a service which in
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by kallistisoft 3y ago
You can go back in time before the invention of the train and find autonomous transportation!!! People used to own 'vehicles' that were capable of automatic obstacle avoidance and fully autonomous navigation to predefined location
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by kallistisoft 4y ago
The bill specifically mentions open-source software, and given how broadly an 'entity' is defined, and open source project/library that has contributions from a citizen of a 'adversarial country' and has more than 1
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by kallistisoft 4y ago
I had to do a search for other sources and found a slightly better article from the Times of India: https://www.indiatimes.com/trending/social-relevance/punjab-... As for the substance of the article... I'm

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