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polytely
6y ago
Wow that sounds like a ton of fun, could you go into more detail about how that worked?
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Yeah, it's wild how much better bol.com or coolblue looks when you compare it to amazon.nl. I'm glad our local companies are good enough to stand a chance against Amazon.
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6y ago
On Android I really like Black Player, it's one of the few apps I've actually bought. It's fast and has a really good UI.
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6y ago
Just let the Google Music import create a separate playlist called "Google Music Favourites". that took me 2 seconds of thinking, surely the overpaid 'talent' at Google can come up with a better idea that their current &
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6y ago
I mean who knows how many intelligence agencies are reading his DM's. If I knew Trumps password I wouldn't do anything that would make it clear that I knew it.
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6y ago
Joe Satriani was the guitar teacher of a lot of famous guitarists: "His students included Steve Vai, Kirk Hammett of Metallica, David Bryson of Counting Crows, Kevin Cadogan from Third Eye Blind, Larry LaLonde of Primus and Possessed,
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6y ago
I find Deus Ex very interesting because it has both a b-movie vibe and pretty heady sci-fi ideas. It's a really fun mix.
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6y ago
It's really sad how the most well-payed engineers and designers are spending the best years of their lives working on this hostile platform. I'm so tired of being treated like garbage by these companies, I just hope there is some
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6y ago
Yeah the Affinity programs completely cover everything I used to do with the Adobe Suite. I'm not a professional designer but I often have to do small photo editing / vector design tasks and Adobe always felt like such a rip-off,
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6y ago
I'm guessing it's the end state of Amazon. They are still trying to take over European markets so they have to maintain quality to compete, but once there is no competition it will degrade until it's barely tolerable for the
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6y ago
I think you are right on the money with your thoughts on virtual avatars. I've already noticed this phenomenon cropping up in some niches. 1. the phenomenon of VTubers https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_YouTub
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6y ago
I hereby stand corrected!
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6y ago
Well it probably depends on the amount of IC beds / ventilators / trained personnel available per location. I know that here in The Netherlands they narrowly avoided a triage situation where your condition decided if were going to
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6y ago
>Has a coin-cell backup battery which is interesting. I wonder what that's for? Making it a bit harder to reset the clock and disconnect internet to work around time limits? Do they do game rentals on PlayStation? It might be to kee
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6y ago
I think it's because parties like Digital Foundry will do a tear down anyway so why not do it yourself so you can control the messaging.
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I found this CGP Grey video about the trouble with tumbleweeds really good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsWr_JWTZss
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6y ago
Just want to say thanks for working on VCV Rack, it made modular synthesis accessible to the masses and I have gotten a lot of joy out of it. Keep up the great work!
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I've done it three times, and the last time I went outside while high (to acquire a donut) when I thought I was coming down from the trip (as soon as I stepped outside I that wasn't the case) and it was really eye-opening for me.
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6y ago
Here in the Netherlands some jobs require you to submit a Certificate of Conduct. It's a document you can request from the Ministry of Justice and Security that declares that you have not been convicted for any crime relevant to the jo
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I'm in my late twenties but people always think I'm around like 21 or something, I was very surprised to see that this site also guessed that I was about 22, I would expect a computer to see through that.
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6y ago
The idea of composing patches really reminds me of of a series of blogposts I read about how Google Wave worked, I think it was called Operational Transformations it has seemingly disappeared from the internet but I remember it being a mind
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6y ago
>We stopped doing research when a prison company approached us with an interest in putting the collars on prisoners Jesus, that is terrifying.
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Oooh I really like salmiak candy, so that actually sounds pretty good to me. It's really interesting that love for salty licorice & salmiak is concentrated in only a handfull of countries.
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Feel like this going to kill any chance Stadia might have had, if they have enough games and they give you a couple of months for free / reduced price if you have a Twitch Prime this will probably own the game streaming market.
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I feel like expecting to remember all arguments and examples in a book is missing the point. You can only summarize it that way because you have already internalized all background knowledge, right? When you can reduce the core take-away fr
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I think the fact that his writings were passed on also helps, don't know how good a person he was in actuality, but I was left with a very positive impression of him after reading meditations.
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Well I'm really glad that that trusted circle of instances exists, I don't want anti-Semitism or racism in my timeline. So far octodon.social has been a step up from twitter for me, because it isn't designed to monetize outra
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6y ago
If you like octopusses I highly recommend the EV Nautilus channel on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbHjs9A7sis They livestream ocean exploration with remote controlled submarine, it produces wonderful footage.
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As I understand it he now works part-time at Oculus, dedicating the rest of his time to AI, he mentions it in passing in the Horizon session [0] by but he tries to keep it really separate because he doesn't want to be the subject of an
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If you want even more: after this talk John took questions in Horizon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7mFEGah27c
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