l33tbro

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by l33tbro 4y ago
Tape is still what many use to archive project files and the daily rushes for feature films. Certainly more robust than the multiple drives that get used in post.
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by l33tbro 4y ago
There are far better and cheaper optionsavailable. I recently bought a Mackie 1604 for a hundred bucks. It's from 1993 and they were basically designed to fall off buildings. Super transparent and likely to outlast this thing due to be
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by l33tbro 4y ago
That actually makes sense. Watches are a status item and, as OP (pardon the pun) points out, Teenage Engineering is a bit of an aspirational/hipster brand.
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by l33tbro 4y ago
Israel seems to have a relative degree of immunity when it comes to subverting UK pol. Anyone ever see the investigative journalist piece of the Zionist group trying to subvert the UK Labour Party? They had a journalist go undercover for
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by l33tbro 5y ago
Good critics aren't 'prescriptive'. They are scholars of various media who elucidate where a new piece of work sits with in an artist's oeuvre, or the larger canon that the work is contributing to. While some self-anoi
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by l33tbro 5y ago
I think you might mean 'content collapse' here instead of 'context collapse'? They're both terribly clunky terms, but the article defines the former as the homogenisation of all content due to it sharing the same s
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What Hath God Wrought?(americanhistory.si.edu)
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by l33tbro 5y ago
I think you may be misinterpreting him. Didn't he say don't re-use words in the context of unnecessary jargon and buzzwords, as it gets boring reading the same superfluous words?
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by l33tbro 5y ago
What about my alcoholic friend I've known for 20 years that is destroying his life and lashing out at me right now because he is sick? Or my heavily depressed friend of 30 years who I sat with on the weekend? Not everything is about
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by l33tbro 5y ago
Because valuing close friends through the lens of what personal gain they may yield is more than a little sociopathic?
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by l33tbro 5y ago
Then why do they frame connection in terms of a habit that yields "unlimited upside" and prevents you from missing out on opportunities? You are absolutely right that people are different, but this person comes across a little tra
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by l33tbro 5y ago
How much property the elite class own has little to do with it. Politicians love housing prices going up because it means more money (debt) flowing into the economy through new loans / fractional reserve banking. This eventually incr
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by l33tbro 5y ago
'One More Time' was antares also. I'm also aware of what a vocoder is - even own a couple.
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by l33tbro 5y ago
They clearly mean the shitty vocal artefacts from pitch correction software pushed to the extreme. That's really not in the same paradigm as multi-take / double-tracked vocals. While pitch correction software is used subtly in a
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by l33tbro 5y ago
I'm considering getting a decent camera, or even going back to my old Iphone honestly. The images it took were so much more photorealistic than my current Iphone. It's like modern Iphones oversaturate everything and add trashy t
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by l33tbro 5y ago
This article and many of the comments here are mistaking color grading for being the culprit, when it is mostly production design. Grading is obviously the post processing of images, but production design is how the colors are organized to
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by l33tbro 5y ago
Lol - I can see how that could be construed that way. No, I'm definitely no NIMBYist. But I think character of neighbourhood is really important, and I think it is definitely possible to do these kinds of developments in harmony with
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by l33tbro 5y ago
How do you guys ensure the character of a neighbourhood remains in tact? That's the only thing I see wrong when people do this. Banging up a cheap white/grey box that just looks so incongruous with all of the older surrounding h
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by l33tbro 5y ago
That really sucks. I think if you don't quit now then you will at some point in the future. Poor communication from above is not something that can work long term. Not only that, it's going to be hard to get out of the demotiva
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Ask HN: What book with under 100 Amazon reviews has been unfairly overlooked?
3 points by l33tbro 5y ago|1 comments
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by l33tbro 5y ago
Thanks. I suppose there may also be a way to use the excess as grey water.
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by l33tbro 5y ago
Do RO water systems still waste the vast majority of what comes out of the tap? I've wanted to get one, but they seem a bit environmentally gnarly.
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by l33tbro 5y ago
This is really fun - but isn't information about the janka of most species already fairly accessible online? [1]. I always assumed there was a slight degree of strength variance due to age, humidity of growth region, etc - but maybe ha
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by l33tbro 5y ago
Might it be a biochemistry thing rather than diet? I eat very few processed carbs and sugars and enjoy deep, restful sleep with most off-the shelf magnesium. L-theanine is fantastic too with my morning coffee. Alertness without the jitter
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by l33tbro 5y ago
Honestly just take magnesium before bed and thank me later. 150mg should do it.
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by l33tbro 5y ago
Why would Israel be allowed to do whatever they want?
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Browser Extension Brings Back Dislike Count to YouTube Videos(pcmag.com)
5 points by l33tbro 5y ago|0 comments
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by l33tbro 5y ago
How would Apple determine between an mp4 that is a pirated movie or a personal video you've downloaded to edit in Final Cut?
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by l33tbro 5y ago
I purposely avoided the asset bubble collapse because it's all so volatile and overhwelming right now. But you're right - and it would quite likley crater rents.
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by l33tbro 5y ago
I think the fake 'inflation' we are seeing (which is really supply-side shock) will vanish, and reveal that we are in a huge deflationary environment. Remote work is here to stay. Rents go up as over-leveraged landlords will have

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