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noisymemories
4y ago
This is patently, obviously _wrong_ for anyone who has tried learning any artistic skill in their life. Sorry to be this straightforward, but it gets on my nerves every time I read it. If you tried learning, let's say, the chiaroscuro
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noisymemories
4y ago
This is basically Art School 101, and the answer can be summed up as: Another painter would go for contextual and topical inference, specifically trying to understand why some techniques and painting styles garner a specific response. The A
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noisymemories
4y ago
Honestly it's not that much different than sampling in music. A few years ago Kayne West tried something similar when instead of paying Aphex Twin for the sample usage of "Avril 14th", he asked John Legend to play basically a
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noisymemories
4y ago
Ha anyone been able to deploy a better behaving protocol over the same ASICs/SoCs in so many years? I mean, I'm pretty sure no hardware or software vendor is remotely happy with the current status quo.
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noisymemories
4y ago
Given the similarities between a Gamecube and a g4-era iBook (down to the ATI 9200-Like GPU) I'm surprised nobody ever tried modifying Dolphin to boot up Mac Os Classic.
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noisymemories
4y ago
Not OP, but flexbox went very famously trough a few breaking changes throughout its early history: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Flexibl... There were also some more subtle behavio
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noisymemories
4y ago
Honestly I never understood the logic behind the "HTML spec has to be forgiving towards errors". Like, what's so special compared to any other programming language? Popularity? Excel Macro programming is probably an even more
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noisymemories
4y ago
I'm mostly a designer and I've been trough the same experience trying to learn the ropes of modern ES6 javascript development and this matches my experience fully. On the same note, it took me days to wrap my head around: - The sm
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noisymemories
4y ago
I've worked mainly on Wordpress themes and plugins for the last 7-8 years, and I've yet to see anything resembling common best practices regarding testing, CI/CD or even deployment coming from Automattic, especially regarding
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noisymemories
4y ago
I'm fully aware I'm a rather mediocre frontend developer so my opinion on the matter has very little value, but on the other hand I have this feeling that HTML, CSS and JS on the hindsight were probably some of the least suitable
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noisymemories
4y ago
As I said in another post, I'm italian, and my grandparents had some direct experience on the matter. Their families were destroyed by nazists and fascists. My grandmother family was jewish, A have a few pictures of her relatives with
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noisymemories
6y ago
Had the very same experience while teach some programming intro courses for artists and designers (mostly simple python for maya/cinema 4d, and java for processing). Learning the language is rather easy, and if you're in design y
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noisymemories
6y ago
The article reports about multiple journalistic investigations by detailing the systemic corruption and coverups of sexual crimes bye the company managerial staff and HR, stemmed by the accusation of ex-employees on personal blogs, twitter,
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noisymemories
8y ago
Precisely. Our taxation system feels closer to a middle age poll tax than anything else. Upon collection is nearly impossible to get a precise idea where or what they're doing with that money. I wouldn't be surprised if more than
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noisymemories
8y ago
Given that here in southern Italy they're usually paid 1/5 of their nominal wage, I'm not surprised. A few companies I've worked with would have folded if they had to pay most of their employees what's written on th
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noisymemories
9y ago
Another funny anecdote on the relationship between organized crime and "ground control" near this very same town: Two days ago they burned to the ground a freaking kids library, Italy's president was supposed to speak near th
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noisymemories
9y ago
I've basically lived in Sicily my entire life and I can't think of a single business (company or family-owned) earning more than 250.000€ per year that didn't have to face some members of the organized crime in some way, from
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noisymemories
9y ago
Agreed. My day job revolves around "visual dev tools" like VVVV, Reaktor and Unity/Playmaker, and "Should I use a GUI or a scripting language" is rarely the issue. I've seen Art Students learn the basics of C#
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noisymemories
9y ago
Sorry for the late answer. What I mean is, If this is going to actually affect the money flow from North Italy to... basically the black hole which is the political and criminal ecosystem of Southern politics, well - Let's just say th
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noisymemories
9y ago
And this is the reason why the referendum will go basically nowhere, by the way.
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noisymemories
9y ago
It's not reductive at all. It's pretty much confirmed that most of the "Cassa del Mezzogiorno" money for Sicily went straight to Cosa Nostra.
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noisymemories
9y ago
I'd love to comment more specifically, but as one of those people from the "poorer South" - by all means, do it. Those 5000€ have historically never been actually routed to the actual regions, anyway - mainly they get lost in