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by moosedev 4y ago
Taking a guess at what you're noticing but might not have a framework/vocabulary for... It sounds like FM synthesis[0] to me (so either an embedded FM software synthesizer or simply replaying samples of FM synthesis), so the timbr
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by moosedev 4y ago
Nice! Couple of minor (haha) issues: * The label "Rising octave" on the octave-up button doesn't make sense. Maybe you meant "Higher octave", assuming the "Lower" in the "Lower octave" button is
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Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price Resigns(seattletimes.com)
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Black Girls Code founder Kimberly Bryant has been fired by her board(techcrunch.com)
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Long-Term Physical Activity Intensity and All-Cause and Cause-Specific Mortality(ahajournals.org)
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by moosedev 4y ago
And how about SDRAM?
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by moosedev 4y ago
Since you mentioned latch writes, check out Michael Abrash’s Graphics Programming Black Book[0], chapter 23 onwards, if you feel like immersing yourself further in well-written VGA lore. Not recommended for your present-day productivity (un
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by moosedev 4y ago
Do you have any sources or additional info on the latter? How did you determine that aromatase is the culprit? Thanks.
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by moosedev 4y ago
This isn't an attempt at complete answer to your question, and I'm not an expert, a teacher, or anything besides a human who has dabbled with meditation and read a lot about Buddhism (and derived more-or-less secular frameworks su
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by moosedev 4y ago
Considering that this thread appears to be a fairly average doomer spiel about US debt and the possibility of losing reserve currency status, Kim’s putting a low ceiling on importance for his future Twitter output. (I’m not saying he’s wron
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by moosedev 4y ago
HMI Module Alpha Humana on approach to Space Station Mercury!
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by moosedev 4y ago
> Now I do my semi-dream job as a Deep Learning Research Engineer building actual products with Deep Learning. > I have a truly realistic chance of getting my dream job within the end of this calendar year. So what’s your dream job? :
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by moosedev 4y ago
Without taking anything away from OP's achievement, I'd caution against this kind of exuberant comparison without some qualification around it. The risks to that app's continuing to yield $500/month in perpetuity are qui
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by moosedev 4y ago
LendingTree.
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by moosedev 5y ago
Here's the tweet you were referring to, I think: https://twitter.com/gpk320/status/1078885655634157569
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by moosedev 5y ago
> Somewhere around 2010, a group of xooglers started selling CTCI (Cracking the Coding Interview) > They single-handedly fucked hiring for the entire industry. I'm not sure about single-handedly. I think you can blame the cre
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by moosedev 5y ago
Native speaker (Brit in USA) here. Either one is fine, although they have subtle differences in meaning and implication (to me) in this context. The first thing that struck me before I gave this any real thought is that "How" here
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by moosedev 5y ago
> Just make a decent UI and stick to it. I don't understand why there are redesigns over and over and over. It gets people (in your example, designers, but the same organizational disease affects engineers and product managers too)
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by moosedev 5y ago
That is an improvement indeed. Thanks for correcting me!
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by moosedev 5y ago
This matches my recent experience. I researched plans on Washington state's health marketplace and found that while the available plans were generally much cheaper than COBRA, their coverage for out-of-network or out-of-state care was
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by moosedev 5y ago
Not sure if you meant political campaign emails specifically or marketing campaign emails in general. The former are some of the absolute worst offenders in that regard, for sure. I try to use unsubscribe links when 1) they exist and 2) the
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by moosedev 5y ago
Same. I'd gotten out of the habit of checking my Spam folder, having trusted Gmail to get it "correct enough" for years. But I looked recently and was amazed/horrified how much legitimate email was in there, including a
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by moosedev 5y ago
30 year fixed rate is actually the “normal”/common mortgage in the US. I moved to the US from the UK, where mortgages look more like Australia’s, and I still find it amazing you can fix such a low rate for so long here.
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by moosedev 5y ago
Thank you! Strange bug.
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by moosedev 5y ago
It looks like this link (to a Seller Central forum thread?) is only viewable if you have an active seller account. I only see an error page telling me my seller account was closed for inactivity.
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by moosedev 5y ago
Parent is spam. I don't have enough karma to flag it, but let's not give it any clicks.
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by moosedev 6y ago
The (rushed) original floppy release was 320x200 only. The (much better) CD-ROM version released later in 1994 supported 320x200, 320x400, 640x400, and 640x480. (Although good luck playing at the higher resolutions on typical machines of th
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by moosedev 6y ago
I struggle with similar feelings as an aging amateur musician, particularly in genres like jazz where it sometimes feels like there is almost no point putting something out there unless it's world-class technically... which I'll n
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by moosedev 6y ago
I feel this one's fairly arbitrary, but "taken to hospital" at least lines up with how we talk about other public places in a generic, consumer-of-public-services sense in British English. Besides "taken to hospital&quot
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by moosedev 6y ago
You're right - thanks for the correction!

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