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by ofalkaed 4y ago
I am doing things in just about the most idiotic and inefficient way, break the circuit down into easy to emulate blocks then emulating how they interact by adding in stuff which mimics that interaction. Essentially I break down the circuit
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
Sure, but you still have an infinite number of possible inputs, your model will only show that on certain note combinations at just the right volumes you get sub harmonics through intermodulation distortion if you find those note combinatio
873.
by ofalkaed 4y ago
You understand correctly. All of the amp modeling and virtual analog stuff is still fairly limited and they largely focus on getting the stereotypical sounds of the source, not the full range. Modeling things more fully is not difficult but
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
I think a big problem with things like Uber Eats and DoorDash is many of them do not give the option of leaving a note with the tip, if part of your order is missing and you give a poor tip because of that than the driver has no clue that i
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
The results are rather superficial, not impressed, having Speedboat by Adler in my prompt resulted in getting books about boats. Needs to at least be able to distinguish fiction from non-fiction if it is to be useful, The Wreck of the S.S.
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
I think most people are rather practical when it comes to numbers and adding two three digit numbers is generally not very practical. A cup of rice is simple and direct compared to 7800 grains of rice. How much water does it take to cook 78
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Ocean Surface Ecosystem(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ofalkaed 4y ago|0 comments
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
Interesting critters, here they are at sea; https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e5/Neuston_...
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BBC Radio Field Recording and Sound Effect Archive(sound-effects.bbcrewind.co.uk)
2 points by ofalkaed 4y ago|0 comments
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
In my experience people primarily use the term "MacGuffin" in reference to things they do not understand but see the significance of, they reduce theme to plot, they make the idea of a MacGuffin itself a MacGuffin. This irony seem
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
Monkies stealing booze is a fairly common issue all over the tropical world, just do a search for drunk monkies. Bali is known for its thieving monkies and they even exploit it for tourism, they have a park called Alcoholic Monkey Forest fi
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
We almost certainly did, animals of all sorts like being intoxicated. In apple country you often see that animals will ignore apples until they have fallen and fermented and then they get drunk off them. Deer love pot and appear to get high
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
My point is that it serves no practical purpose and that is why you and others have issues with it. You spend two weeks reading a book and you can not share that with others because most will not read it. You spend an hour watching TV or yo
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
Reading has always been a niche hobby and in the 80s/90s they were saying the same thing about TV. Reading is not exactly social and provides little in the way of tangible gains, most people are pragmatists. I have been an avid reader
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
This would not be microdosing, there is no way he could know the dose through this method of prep and use. Whole article is filled with issues like these, gives too much information in an attempt to make it sound real and well researched bu
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
I am always amazed at how election season news can make me hate "news" even more than I normally do. What does this matter? It doesn't matter, at least it shouldn't. Trump played the same stupid game that Clinton played
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
I used to do piece work. At times you could show I only made a dollar or two an hour and at other times I would be getting $100+ an hour and no overtime despite working more than 40 hours a week. During those times I only made a dollar or t
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
Have a few scoops of vanilla and think a little on it.
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
This made me hate Snap and Canonical even more than I used too.
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In Parentheses(yorku.ca)
1 points by ofalkaed 4y ago|0 comments
891.
by ofalkaed 4y ago
Some related banter from Gass and Gardner. https://medium.com/the-william-h-gass-interviews/william-h-g...
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
I was using "linux/OSS" to refer to software which originates from the the linux ecosystem and implying the cross platform aspect. I did not use the phrase "cross platform" because I assumed (perhaps wrongly) that c
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
Snap, flatpack and the like are not really sorted out yet and possibly never will be. Best to avoid them and if you cant install from your distro's repo than compile it yourself. The issue with your friend and their M1 was probably bec
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
>How could Apple break linux sw? Software must communicate with the OS to work and Apple does not seem to care much about doing things which will break software from the linux/OSS community. This is actually one the primary reasons
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
I have not used Macs in years but the one observation I would offer, a good amount of linux/OSS software seems to break when Apple updates the OS and it does not seem a good platform if you want to keep using such software. This observ
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Ask HN: Share your favorite examples of shell script abuse
9 points by ofalkaed 4y ago|4 comments
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
> travel distance, resistance strength as a function of position, row layout. None of which are determined by being a chiclet, which is just keycaps and a bezel and none of which were addressed in the review or by that poster. Touchpad d
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
You strongly disagree that the X1 and X13 have the best laptop keyboards that I have used since my old T42? Or that the side bevels serve no purpose beyond aesthetics? I don't think you can make a case for either but feel free to try.
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by ofalkaed 4y ago
I have been learning the nuances of editors, it is a fairly fun and interesting little hole. Surprising how much depth there is to something which is a common project for those learning to program.
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Data Structures for Text Sequences (1998) [pdf](cs.unm.edu)
78 points by ofalkaed 4y ago|4 comments

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