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151.
by montag 2y ago
If you mean physically modeled piano synthesis, then I'm unaware, but also very interested to know
152.
by montag 2y ago
There are engineers at Spotify who read Hacker News. They've noticed the threads. Maybe there's one reading at this very minute. Create a burner and speak your mind, comrade.
153.
by montag 2y ago
Yes. Absolutely. In many ways, I think Car Thing did the inverse of what I expected it to do. It was mounted on my dash for a total of about 5 minutes.
154.
by montag 2y ago
Folks, this is not plagiarism. It’s simply unoriginal.
155.
by montag 2y ago
Rdio used a one-letter prefix for entity types. The company was bought & sold before it became an issue. I agree with the author. But practically speaking, for every example where semantic IDs broke down, there are probably 10 examples
156.
by montag 2y ago
I hope we can soon restrict human-operated cars.
157.
by montag 3y ago
Video has been removed. Are you the owner?
158.
by montag 3y ago
I don't understand how this warrants the label of "charlatan."
159.
by montag 3y ago
Colloquially just sideache, AFAIK.
160.
by montag 3y ago
Neat. Now could they please do the same for hair loss? :)
161.
by montag 3y ago
s/requires to/requires creators to/
162.
by montag 3y ago
Cylon + vehicle = KITT (Night Rider)
163.
by montag 3y ago
My vote is yes - some sort of intermediate representation is involved. It just seems unbelievable that it's end-to-end with 2D frames...
164.
by montag 3y ago
I have a vague memory of setting up a Windows 3.11 machine at my dad's office to emit typewriter clacking from the PC speaker on keypress - and a separate carriage return ding for the enter key...I'm sure no one was annoyed!
165.
by montag 3y ago
This looks pretty cool! Would love to see a quick YouTube demo of the product in action. What's the biggest benefit of the MIDI capability, in practice?
166.
by montag 3y ago
What does ROV stand for?
167.
by montag 3y ago
Copy that. It was about 3 seconds though
168.
by montag 3y ago
Recent product improvements have also made this process really easy.
169.
by montag 3y ago
Sounds like you are talking about a very specific place. I object to the reduction that "most things in the world are some form of a scam." High-trust societies do exist.
170.
by montag 3y ago
For better or worse, Americans love cars. (Happy for you, though.)
171.
by montag 3y ago
Seems more like SlowGPT right now.
172.
by montag 3y ago
Kudos to the author. Went through a ton of effort to put together what amounts to a bug report on a silver platter. I hope it reaches the right audience within Apple.
173.
by montag 3y ago
It’s also common to see a seek bar that is too thin and hard to click. This one is 19px tall: https://chiptune.app
174.
by montag 3y ago
Seems pretty benign as far as dark patterns go.
175.
by montag 3y ago
Very good adversarial thinking.
176.
by montag 3y ago
If you seek an interesting scientific explainer on the nature of glass, look elsewhere.
177.
by montag 3y ago
No offense to the GP, but geez that comment belongs in some kind of Hacker News hall of fame
178.
by montag 3y ago
Noted.
179.
by montag 3y ago
Yes! Proud owner of Pianoteq myself. Performance MIDI + Pianoteq is better than a recording, because it's so tweakable, and has a noise floor of zero. Can't tell you how glad I am to hear that at least one other person has used Ch
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by montag 3y ago
It varies widely, based on both composer and sound driver. Give these a try - https://chiptune.app/?play=Contemporary%2FCatskull%20Records... https://chiptune.app/?play=Sega%20Genesis%2FRolling%20Thunde...

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