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Composers are not really affected by this. Sound engineers are. It is impossible to create smooth filter sweeps with regular CCs without further smoothing on the receiving end, because the human ear can differentiate between many more than
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Because many people fallaciously assume that someone who is not vaccinated must be an idiot and hence should not be listened to.
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Controllers should have a higher resolution. With only 128 values, filter sweeps have ugly gaps.
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Indeed. If we will not get iDroid soon, I expect the EU regulation to be adjusted to the point that ensures that FOSS does not get locked out anymore.
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Most ecommerce websites are using PHP
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Crypto exchanges need sophisticated hot/cold wallet management for security. Hot storage is their equivalent to cash on hand. Hot storage can be quickly depleted. If a crypto exchange just disables withdrawals of one asset, users techn
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I've seen a bank branch being temporarily out of cash and hence pausing withdrawals in a relatively functioning economy before. Happens. ATMs at my bank in Germany were down because of a strike.
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MEP Eva Kaili on the global race for AI (2022/05)
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I could be lead to believe that if my main source of information were HN comments.
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Less strict banning relaxes the need to detect them
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Allow them as long as they make clear that they are generated, ban deceptive behavior
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I think that there are valid reasons for crypto to exist (just not for the 10K scam projects), but since when do things need a legal or any other reason to exist? Kitchen knives are not required for life, but they enable murder. I find chee
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Water enables drowning.
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How is Justin Sun's fraud Monero's or Bitcoin's fault?
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The campaign halved Greenland's birthrate. Will the Danish government acknowledge the genocide?
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Other websites like Github decided to comply in a way that does not require cookie banners. I think that the users appreciate it.
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Tron was the most obvious shitcoin in 2017 already. Justin Sun announcing announcements was a common meme back then. John McAfee was promoting it. It is astounding that some people still take this obvious joke serious.
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GDPR - great Digital Services Act - great Chat control and all the other pushes for increased surveillance - terrible, don't these guys know history? There is no need to applaud/reject them all. > I assume GDPR is very popular
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> This likely affects a number of people that is so small, that it's irrelevant. That's not how we deal with minorities
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An estimated 94% of Americans has been infected with SARS-CoV-2. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.11.19.22282525v... About 69% of Americans have received two doses. Some got more. https://co
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The first one will probably be full of obvious AI artifacts. In Stable Diffusion images the hands give it away.
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> Why would you remove those mines ? What is a good reason to keep them? Doesn't Turkey still want to join the EU. I'd think that landmines are yet another hindrance.
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Can't wait to be disappointed by the first fully AI-made movie.
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"When you mix politics and science, you get politics." - John M. Barry (probably)
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Regardless of creative or academic output, how is your friend feeling health-wise?
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Certain companies can
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I am disturbed, because it took so long to come to this realization.
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I doubt most efficacy claims, because they don't line up with the experiences of most of the people that I know. Most people were vaccinated, most people were boostered, most people contracted covid, many obviousy passed it on. I am no
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> It's not that you can't transmit, but your risk of doing so is several times lower. Is that really the case? Even for the early variants, the reduction of transmission risk was <= 23% https://www.nejm.org/d
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@dang: can this be unflagged?
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