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by notfed 1y ago
This seems to be an analysis of chords used, not chord progressions?
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by notfed 1y ago
Meh, don't need AI for that. I'll be impressed when it can do my laundry.
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by notfed 1y ago
> 100 / 4~6 Means "100 divided by some number between 4 and 6"
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by notfed 2y ago
It's really hard not to devolve into a giggling teenager with this headline and how perfectly it conjures up what is perhaps the most memorable Sunny in Philadelphia episode ever made.
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by notfed 2y ago
Sadly this prediction could have been generalized to the US executive branch regardless of the most recent election. It's more of the same from what we've seen in the past, Democrat and Republican leader alike.
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by notfed 2y ago
For a single player game, that might be a good explanation. For a multiplayer game, though, it's not hard at all to see what's happening. If a cheater cheats and gets away with it, then they rationally should expect to receive soc
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by notfed 2y ago
It's AI generated.
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by notfed 2y ago
The vibes? It was vibecoded.
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by notfed 2y ago
Just log in with your Twitter account. It uses "Sign in With X" now.
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by notfed 2y ago
> Thesis: We should create a distro of Linux that runs Windows binaries by default via Wine. On Debian you're one package away: sudo apt install wine-binfmt Otherwise you're still pretty close: echo 'none
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by notfed 2y ago
> It does not wipe out whitespace just on its own. Sounds nice but doesn't match my lived experience with both Chrome's built-in XSLT processor and `xsltproc`. (I was using XSLT 1.0, for legacy reasons, so maybe this is an XS
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by notfed 2y ago
> By replacing classical machines with quantum systems for mining, it is possible to significantly reduce the energy consumption and environmental impact traditionally associated with blockchain mining I don't think that's even
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by notfed 2y ago
Does it preserve whitespace? Something that I always found asinine about XSLT is that it wipes out whitespace when transforming. Imagine you have thousands of corporate XML files in source control, and you want to tranform them all, perform
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by notfed 2y ago
Never believe that any tool is good or bad. That's always going to be a generalization, and therefore wrong. Learn as many tools as possible, and know which use cases they're good at and which use cases they're bad at. If som
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by notfed 2y ago
There's no claim of a new discovery here, just an impressive feat of engineering. Remember that nuclear fusion is also pretty basic.
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by notfed 2y ago
Erm... how?
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by notfed 2y ago
It's also widely known to cause headaches. I swapped out all my PWM bulbs and couldn't be happier. More info here: https://flickeralliance.org/
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by notfed 2y ago
> I am looking for similar but dont like headphones pressing on my ears. I have both noise cancelling "big" earphones and earbuds. I agree with you that the the "pressing on the ears" is annoying, so I usually wear th
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by notfed 2y ago
Please do link an example of PDF randomness...
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by notfed 2y ago
The term to Google for this is "vision therapy": there are several tried and true exercises.
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by notfed 2y ago
This is part of what's referred to as "vision therapy". Optometrists would tell you to go to a paid expert---because purportedly some people do it wrong---but IMO you can just YouTube it.
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by notfed 2y ago
This is called the 20/20/20 rule: every 20 minutes, look at someone 20ft away (or just close your eyes) for 20 seconds. I wouldn't call it "the" solution: it's part of a complete breakfast.
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by notfed 2y ago
Wow...thank you for this phrase. I always thought it was impossible to find prescription lenses online, and there's a box with literally all of them...
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by notfed 2y ago
Or using dark mode. There are chrome extensions that force dark mode on every page. I personally can't last 1 minute on a white screen, and bringing brightness too low isn't without its issues.
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by notfed 2y ago
Same here: it's called "accommodative excess". And in particular, it won't show up on a vision test. I always got 20/20 on my vision tests, but kept complaining to different optometrists, and finally found one smart
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by notfed 2y ago
PWM is a real concern that impacts, say, 10% of the population, and probably only 0.1% are aware of it. It's been a growing, silent epidemic due to a very clear culprit: OLED screens, particularly on cell phones. Phone manufacturers kn
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by notfed 2y ago
See Scott Aaronson's rebuttal to IIT: https://scottaaronson.blog/?p=1799
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by notfed 2y ago
> "It was a brutal year long journey of 18 hour days" [to run doom in TypeScript types] This is some serious dedication for what at first blush may sound to many to be a completely unserious, or even useless, achievement. But I
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by notfed 2y ago
Did it not go down? Because twitter.com now seems to redirect to a porn site, and the forum therein is more and more indistinguishable from 4chan.
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by notfed 2y ago
Perhaps "...slightly shallower" would have been more appropriate, but that isn't as catchy.

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