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by nxpnsv 4y ago
How is providing translations or catering to a global audience a bad thing?
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
Excellent, thanks!
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
I want examples of terrible decorators now…
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
I love this thing and have spent many hours making elaborate setups, wonderful work!
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
some good managers write well, done bad managers too, and sone good managers write poorly. Possibly there are some correlations, but I’m certainly not convinced
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
It seems the lesson here is that if you are unhappy with a place, leave a 2 star review...
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
Spent the minute it takes to parse the abstract and learn it is not just about mice.
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
"just"
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
Except it is not a single theory, but whole families of theories.
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
Train more, eat more, gain muscle. Easy.
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
This is a neat reply. I guess there could be other factors that would lead someone to stop their solo biz though...
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
Fair point, but then again, confusing code is everywhere :)
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
Can't audacity align clips? Audacity really should support chapters, there are already labels so, and I've seen some script to make metadata that can be applied to the export with ffmpeg.
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
Reaper is awesome. But perhaps also not easy to get started with. A comparison to audacity seems more on point.
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
But why do you think you HAVE to use every new bell and whistle that comes with a new release? It seems like a stressful way to live
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
I wonder who needs the introduction to objects to parse the rest of the post… it seems challenging
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
Lactose intolerance is not nice, but perhaps not extremely dangerous either...
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
I think it is perfectly fair to put that in the abstract.
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
Seems it would be nice to put (Japanese) in title...
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
The author is Adrian Tschaikovsky and has lots of great works out there :)
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
Tried https://pytorch.org/tutorials/beginner/basics/quickstart_tut... with mps vs cpu. mps worked, but cpu actually was faster (16 vs 21s). Perhaps I am doing it wrong...
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
I used it to embed graphs in a single markdown document, as such quite useful.
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by nxpnsv 4y ago
If you have so many todo’s you need a syntax to define them more precisely, perhaps use less of them?
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by nxpnsv 5y ago
I used NR for a gauss elimination in FORTRAN back in the 90s. Next time I needed NR, I just used GSL. Nowadays I mostly stick to numpy...
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by nxpnsv 5y ago
It sure would be nice if I could drag replies that went out of thread into a thread...
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by nxpnsv 5y ago
Last stable release for sc was 19 years ago (according to wikipedia). I guess it is perfect already :D
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by nxpnsv 5y ago
That’s way saner :)
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by nxpnsv 5y ago
All comms through manager sounds like a dystopian nightmare worse than slack if you ask me...
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by nxpnsv 5y ago
Probably wouldn't use that to visualise more than a table a time, but it sure is useful if you're anyway on pandas
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by nxpnsv 5y ago
I think that is unfair to platypuses. Also, I'd better check OpenSCAD out, that sounds like exactly what I have been looking for :)

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