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Handoff is only a small part of the continuity stuff Apple has for working between your Apple devices and it's called Continuity [1]. KDE Connect is great but it comes nowhere close to mimicking the functionality of it. [1] https:&#x2
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> I don't really get this argument. if you're putting a PC together yourself, you're certainly capable of turning down the PL2 limit. so are the OEMs like dell. Tuning power profiles down to something reasonable is much h
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It seems like both CPUs and GPUs this generation are going to push the power requirements to absolutely ridiculous heights for very minimal gains in performance. Sure, it doesn't take much work for a tinkerer to modify the settings,
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> We all understood what you said and meant, and no amount of deflection changes it. On the contrary, I think you've fully misinterpreted what's been said.
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I think tree-style tabs can be quite useful to those that care to utilize them, but I think the vertical nature is the much better selling point for most people, since its advantages are very easy to grok. I would like to see better integra
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Maschine is different because it is for all intents and purposes the same application. This does not have the same capabilities. Live just added support for AUv3 but generally third party Audio Units are not cross compatible and Note doesn’
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That's definitely a good point. Restricting options and randomization can be great tools for creativity. I also like Splice's "CoSo" app for the same reason. It isn't a great app for making full songs but it's
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If it makes you feel any better, Ableton Live's interface is also not particularly intuitive, though at least it has the advantage of tooltips. It does seem like something you have to use for a while to figure out the workflow, though
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Those are some great insights, thank you for sharing. Android notably does have some good apps for making music on it. There's a version of Cubasis on Android, Koala Sampler is on Android, Google had Teenage Engineering build a music
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> Seems like a cheap ripoff of Endlesss, which is far more mature and allows very easy live jamming without fuss: The live jamming thing seems cool, though it's been done before. The NFT and "web 3" nonsense turns me off
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I don't think it'll work the other way around, much like the GarageBand for iOS to Logic Pro X conversion is only one way. It'd really only work in cases where you're only working with audio and not software instruments.
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iOS has a significantly better audio stack than Android that works consistently between iPhones/iPads and Apple actually supports music production as a use case. Android has had issues with its audio stack forever. One significant issu
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> If you have a right and the government isn't protecting it, do you really have a right? Yes, but only to the extent that you're capable of protecting it yourself. This is why the second amendment exists in the United States.
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> everyone wants to censor / filter the speech of the opposite side. This is mostly because the left/right spectrum is too nebulous to be genuinely useful at understanding most people's values, which tend to be more nuance
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You have this completely backwards. The first amendment is the US' constitutional protection of free speech. Free speech itself is an inalienable right. You would have the right to free speech regardless of whether or not your govern
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There’s already a very sophisticated system on MacOS for voice input so I feel like it’d probably be superfluous.
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While I'll agree that you can't accomplish all that's possible in Emacs in vim, I'd love to know what you can accomplish using fuzzy search in Emacs that you can't in vim.
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Being skeptical is all well and good but pragmatically speaking, people do not have enough time in the day to verify all the information coming their way, so they must be selective about what they are skeptical about and figure out how to e
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That isn't how it works, actually. Anonymity is in fact quite often an essential component to relaying the truth.
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> I'm sorry but until you've experienced a startup shutting down the product that you built your whole knowledge repo around, you won't really understand the need for portability. It is not hard to understand why portabili
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I personally want something that allows me to work with things spatially, to draw things, to dump a bunch of images into it, and move things around in at least a two dimensional space. I want to be able to embed maps, images, audio files, m
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That is simply not true. If you did not work you would file an income tax with 0 earned income and be eligible for basic income up to the percentage of the break even point. If the break even point was 10k at a 50% rate a person with 0 inco
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Richard Nixon was the closest a president has ever been to implementing UBI and one of the biggest proponents for UBI was Milton Friedman through the negative income tax.
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I am a big fan of Friedman and I think the negative income tax is probably the best form of UBI since it doesn't create much disincentive to find work. The numbers would have to be just so which can be tricky, which does make it a bit
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By this do you mean you think money is better spent by giving people food stamps, subsidized housing, and the like as opposed to simply giving someone cash? UBI is not only more humane but also creates less overhead than the alternative of
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Yep, under Accessibility => Display => Toggle the Reduce motion button. It is much better but still not instant. The only way I'm aware of how to make it instantaneous is by disabling SIP and using Yabai [1]. [1] https:/&#x
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On MacOS you can assign your own shortcuts to switch to specific desktops as well, instead of having to go through each of them individually. Under Keyboard => Shortcuts => Mission Control it give you an option to assign hotkeys for t
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There's no shortage of window management apps on MacOS, though I think the limitations of the API make it hard for them to be anywhere near as fluid and snappy as Linux's tiling WMs. Amethyst and Yabai are the two automatic tiling
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I've tried Regolith but at the time I believe it was just a ubuntu fork and you couldn't install it as a standalone package. It seems that has changed now which might warrant looking at. > You've inadvertently described th
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I did mention that I tried it. The issue is less with the extension and more with dealing with Gnome. I think Gnome has sane defaults and works pretty well for a lot of people but the problem is that the second you want to change something

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