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by nativeit 1y ago
Thanks, this is a really neat overview of this. I think most MIDI hackers are probably like me, and can throw a few Perl packages around to make things work, but might not have even considered it.
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by nativeit 1y ago
Hasn't it generally grown with the rest of the population? I think it existed in roughly the same proportion as the rest of society.
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by nativeit 1y ago
No, that's just the conservative marketing, me dying and how much of my stuff my relatives get are not the same things.
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by nativeit 1y ago
Namely, customers too stupid to know how to use something else, and/or customers you’ve managed to lock-in sufficiently to make them too scared to do so. I guess that’s a good strategy if you hate what you do and the people you do it f
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by nativeit 1y ago
I have been using ZeroTier for a few years with great success. It’s not an Enterprise, but for my lil’ shop I get 100 endpoints for $0.10/ea/month, and that includes all features.
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by nativeit 2y ago
Sorry, this is more about the discussion of this article than the article itself. The moving goal posts that acolytes use to declare consciousness are becoming increasingly cult-y.
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by nativeit 2y ago
We’re all just elementary particles being clumped together in energy gradients, therefore my little computer project is sentient—this is getting absurd.
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by nativeit 2y ago
Describing the mechanics of nervous impulses != describing consciousness.
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by nativeit 2y ago
Care to share any of this good evidence?
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by nativeit 2y ago
Hard to define something that science has yet to formally outline, and is largely still in the realm of religion.
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by nativeit 2y ago
This research suggests further study should be conducted, for example to determine if these results are consistent when alcohol is provided to other fruit flies, rather than just the research team members.
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by nativeit 2y ago
> Headscale seems to have nailed down the part of bypassing the firewall and doing fancy NAT-traversal Did they really roll-their-own for those functions? I thought this was just a control layer on top of Tailscale’s stock services on th
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by nativeit 2y ago
I do I.T. for a small broadcast studio (it's actually a sports venue, but they have their own production and broadcast studio), and it is indeed still very much like this. We have rack-mounted workstations alongside all the servers and
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Lantertronics [YouTube]
1 points by nativeit 2y ago|1 comments
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Convergence of Limiting Cases of Continuous-Time, Discrete-Space Jump Processes
2 points by nativeit 2y ago|1 comments
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by nativeit 2y ago
Thanks so much for the add'l context, that all sounds very real. I have worked in/around academic projects, and maintaining otherwise useful assets and data that follow on from individual projects sounds like a somewhat ubiquitous
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by nativeit 2y ago
> when the very institutions that made American innovation possible are being systematically dismantled, it’s not a “political” story anymore: It’s a story about whether the environment that enabled all the other stories we cover will co
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by nativeit 2y ago
> Do you think "thought and expression" are somehow uncomputable? You ask this as if the answer is self-evident. To my knowledge, there is no currently accepted (or testable) theory for what gives rise to consciousness, so I am
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by nativeit 2y ago
I've been using Proxmox on a few production servers for nearly 5-years (part of my COVID19 extra-curricular activities was migrating off the over-bloated VPSs I had been using). It's primarily hosting web apps, web servers, and de
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by nativeit 2y ago
This is an amazing set of resources, thanks for sharing. I have been tinkering with QGIS, and signed up for a slew of public/private satellite imagery APIs to bring in data to play with. The EU’s space agency has a lot of really good d
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Notepad Messed with Your Mind [video](youtube.com)
2 points by nativeit 2y ago|0 comments
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What does a PID controller do? [video](youtube.com)
3 points by nativeit 2y ago|0 comments
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by nativeit 2y ago
“Collapse Sidebar” is a PRO feature.
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by nativeit 2y ago
I tried to add them to my FreshRSS, but couldn't parse out a feed. Bummer.
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by nativeit 2y ago
Tangentially related: https://openflexure.org/
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by nativeit 2y ago
During COVID there were a lot of (mostly right wing) conspiracy theories about Bill Gates sneaking nano-chips into vaccines. These same people went on to support the world’s richest wanker who literally owns a company intent on human microc
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by nativeit 2y ago
Wait, I can just cross out the lines I don’t like? That opens up a ton of possibilities… I’m actually fully on-board with everything in this thread. This should obviously be taken more seriously than it is.
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by nativeit 2y ago
Go on, you were saying that’s exceptional because…
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by nativeit 2y ago
Soft Welsh accents are really good for robots, because they combine the sort of officious, authoritative British English accent with a folksy, approachable quality. Then they wait for you to go to sleep…and with a lilting brogue glancing fa
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by nativeit 2y ago
I object to this foul, tainted union. The children will have crossed toes and webbed eyes. God expressly forbids this in Romans: “Yea, unto thee I say, no man shall lay with an algorithmically-endowed data sucking Beast With A Billion Bucks

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