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by lmpdev 2y ago
After reading, it turns out gravity waves are just 99%+ of regular waves on the ocean I’m utterly befuddled by that term Feels a bit like another LoRa vs LoRA situation, but in reverse this time
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by lmpdev 2y ago
You can’t photograph what no longer exists…
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Housing crisis in Australia My past few rentals are too small to practice at home without annoying the neighbours Singing practice is really repetitive so even if you sound good it’s irritating to everyone else
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I’ve learnt absolute pitch for a single note - F3 I was learning to sing for the first time at age 20. Learning Michael Buble’s cover of the jazz standard Fever with my singing teacher at the time Mohini It took about an hour of reinforcing
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by lmpdev 2y ago
As with almost everything in medicine, you can find papers both for and against It doesn’t mean that either paper’s claims or results are automatically invalid Research is hard
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by lmpdev 2y ago
It’s very helpful for performing music I sometimes play live (I don’t enjoy it) using Spectrasonic’s Keyscape, which loads many dozens of gigabytes into RAM. If I have one more “mystery” buffering issue I’m going to tear my hair out This
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by lmpdev 2y ago
If you like the idea of object as code, another rabbit hole worth looking at is Rhino3D’s Grasshopper Visual programming language but can also use straight Python Excellent environment for playing
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Yes PSA to anyone reading: do not use Purple drives for anything non-DVR/NVR related
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Broader scope than DSM Administrated by WHO
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I have a tangental RF question Once enough boomers die off, and the number of VHF TV watchers drops to near zero, what would this band be useful for, if reallocated for a purpose or just unlicensed?
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I find Rhino3D to be a pretty good antithesis to AutoDesk. The company behind it is employee owned and been around since the ‘90s. Subscription-free, single payment, and they actually support older versions of their software. One nice part
102.
by lmpdev 2y ago
Laws for thee but not for me
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I don’t think many is a hyperbole, it’s surpassed 100 arson attacks in Victoria alone…
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Unless I’m missing something, all of those are consumer electronic devices under 100W and are now obliged to be power-able by USB-C in the EU This legislation wasn’t primarily trying to kill Lightning, it was trying to kill the 2.1mm DC bar
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I’m quoting them verbatim
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I wasn’t replying to generic, I was nailing “designed to go unnoticed” As music historians note the profundity of their work with that explicit aim in mind
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Double sorry but Brian Eno’s Music for Airports or Aphex Twin’s Selected Ambient Works II is not interchangable with AI drivel
108.
by lmpdev 2y ago
I don’t see this happening 95-99%+ of their revenue is from hardware IBM had diversified for decades before evaporating completely
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I am not an expert but I believe CRO music grew independently of the demoscene movement It’s been around longer and the overlap might not be as large as you’d expect
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by lmpdev 2y ago
How about the same statistics but for working age population
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Sometimes I feel like going the way of David Foster Wallace No TV (or phone/computer) in the house, to safeguard my monkey brain from hijacking my time But then I recall his suicide (albeit unrelated to stimulation) and think, maybe th
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by lmpdev 2y ago
My friend is a media lawyer in Australia He can’t even advise if some video game developers he represents’ multiplayer games are exempt from the ban He says the legislation is just an under defined word salad Note this was several days ago
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I have my childhood LC II in storage I wonder if it has the same defect
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by lmpdev 2y ago
That’s just Plato’s Theory of Forms
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by lmpdev 2y ago
As the son of two journalists (one was an editor) news-editing and layout is a lot more than just using serif and playing with typography a bit The closest thing I’ve found to something actually resembling a proper masthead’s layout would a
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Tipping is a fundamentally flawed and exploitative system
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I thought resettable fuses were already polymer based? PPTCs are just plastic and metal with no semiconductors afaik Is this actually an MIT article?
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Certain sports also lend themselves incredibly well to it Motorsport simulations and golf come to mind Not just for leisure but a serious aspect of professional practice Visually reinforcing the difference between a 0.1 second window for mo
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by lmpdev 2y ago
We sell kits with plenty of 555 timers (including some listed here) It’s a shame that Arduino has effectively truncated kids learning with a full MCU as the “building block” of their learning I see it also bite them in the arse with wastefu
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Economics seems to be more a “tradition” than a discipline Any half decent intellectual actively avoids earning the monicker

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