loxias

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by loxias 3y ago
> I bet the real rule is some reality about feasibility of pronunciation YUP! Sorry I don't have a good citation handy, but lots of English grammar happens as a result of misaligned word boundaries. "napron" (from the Fr
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by loxias 3y ago
It's possible, I've done it, it just involved a lot more steps. Simpler when I can `fdisk && mkfs && debootstrap` to make a key. Plus then I need to keep two bootable usb keys, I think... it's just... "
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by loxias 3y ago
Yeah, and it should (somehow) involve javascript/wasm and Big YAML.
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by loxias 3y ago
Even with it disabled sometimes you're still locked into this UEFI mess that I certainly didn't order. I love my thinkpad p1 g3 more than most laptops but I miss having a simple BIOS. Stupid thing can't boot off normal USB k
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by loxias 3y ago
No no no, Tuneprint was well before that. By 2004 we were LONG gone. Shazam didn't show up until I think years later. And I might be confusing them with another group but I thought, at the time, they were doing some goofy hash of the
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by loxias 3y ago
Cough Cough, Geoff Schmidt, Matthew Belmonte, Tuneprint? Edit: tho for sure, the Philips algorithm was better than either of ours.
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by loxias 3y ago
It was really hard to do the first time. :) I'm honored to have been part of the first team to do any viable acoustic music recognition, in 2001 (much earlier than Shazam, a point of pride of course[0]). You're dead on that it&#x
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by loxias 3y ago
Yeah, it would work with /dev/dsp, the primary interface for audio IO in Open Sound System (OSS) -- the first media API for n x operating systems. Around the turn of the century it was replaced in the Linux kernel by the Advance
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by loxias 3y ago
Left to my own devices, I fall into something like that, yes. My ideal world would be one in which I was allowed to stay up and keep being productive, instead of feeling like I'm hitting my stride right as the external world says it&#
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by loxias 3y ago
I would love to hear more about how you successfully releared how to fall asleep. I'm facing a similar battle right now, I've always been a "night person" and on a roughly 28h day, for the past year I've been (mostl
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by loxias 3y ago
With very few exceptions I don't access anything that would need a secure login from my mobile phone. The few times I have, I've used adb.
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by loxias 3y ago
Honestly? I have no idea. I use a locally encrypted store, and have done so for almost 10 years. I keep thinking to myself "there's got to be something better, surely I could make an external device..." but it remains to be
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by loxias 3y ago
> But you could use a representation where 0 is 0, and 1 is infinity, saving 63 bits... Reminds me of the hilarious and brilliant: http://tom7.org/nand/
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by loxias 3y ago
Cool! Super cool! Would love to see where the data's coming from -- with enough detail that I can spin up my own instance and shove the geo data in a database. (Unless you plan on making money from this, that is. The fact that you&
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by loxias 3y ago
Very good to know, now I won't waste $15. ;-) This whole comment thread is teaching me that apparently there isn't /any/ objective truth when it comes to t shirt comfort. Before today I figured that was an objective fact
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by loxias 3y ago
Strongly disagree, it was very impactful to me. A few communities I really liked and used for support up and left to other platforms, leading to other issues. I tried to follow some of them but it didn't work. My take away of the b
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by loxias 3y ago
Thank you for this. No, I did not, though now, I have. :)
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by loxias 3y ago
> And the very strange not-for-everybody-but-definitely-for-me TV adaptation. Hah!! There's _two_ of us! ;-) Okay, now I might actually try to make "that really cool jacket" from S2. (you know what I mean)
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by loxias 3y ago
So, how is this different from SRV records? They work fine for my limited use...
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by loxias 3y ago
Yup. This is what's true in my experience (working for companies that sell software that runs on linux distributions). I don't have any gross snaps or unpackaged stuff on my laptop, how could I expect paying customers, with an op
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by loxias 3y ago
I haven't had problems with dependency hell since the early 2000s. And even then, looking back, I'm entirely sure the problem was not in myself. You're possibly using it wrong.
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by loxias 3y ago
That word "augmented" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. LLMs don't "augment" data, they generate/hallucinate it. Sometimes they recall it.
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by loxias 3y ago
Sure, we could. IIRC they were less "broken" with frames (modulo aesthetic taste) but honestly I don't see the problem with the ring "breaking". Browsers have back buttons; brains do tree search. If I'm to be
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by loxias 3y ago
> It took quite a while to work out how to process it to get a level of realism I was happy with. YUP! I haven't made a cloud viewer, but I once fell into "the deep end" regarding false color and astronomy photos. Next th
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by loxias 3y ago
Oh hells yeah bring back webrings. I'm gonna make a personal website just to hop on the bandwagon. Make the internet 1999 again.
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by loxias 3y ago
Looks Fantastic! I love stuff like this, and am jealous of Planet employees ;-) Wonder how it compares with the GOES raw data, and also I wonder if a hybrid viewer would have any aesthetic benefits. Do share your "live 3d ISS viewer&q
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by loxias 3y ago
Interesting idea. I'm tempted to do an experiment "effects of deep bass on my kale plants".
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by loxias 3y ago
In a calm yet direct manner, can you tell him what he's doing that bothers you? Or what you'd prefer he do? (I'm quite aspie, and these are generally the questions I wish people would answer for me.) At the risk of "pro
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by loxias 3y ago
Disclaimer: I am NOT involved in the industry. I program (classical) computers for a living, and have no degrees. As I understand it, a true power of a quantum computer is simulations of quantum systems. A classical supercomputer runni
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by loxias 3y ago
Thanks for this! I'm... embarrassed not to have heard of this before. Sure enough, I typed "*UUUUDDDDUDRUUUUDDDUDDDUDD" into musipedia.org and BOOM. Result!

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