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by prvc 5y ago
Is there a demonstration of the capabilities of the c65 somewhere? How would it compare to an A-500?
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by prvc 5y ago
False claims are endemic for classical youtube uploads. AI systems and human agents alike conflate different recordings of the same work more as a rule than as an exception. Both ability and incentives create a massive bias in favor of this
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by prvc 5y ago
Namely, that the following text employs word choices such that it forms justified blocks without having either added extra spaces or hyphenated words across lines: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/snes/588741-super-metroid
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by prvc 5y ago
>While we don’t yet enter cromulent into our dictionaries, it’s a perfectly cromulent candidate for future entry. Although the dictionary editors surely were hypnotized by their own humorousness, they ought not to have published that s
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by prvc 5y ago
The Gospel in Brief seems to be somewhat obscure nowadays, but is available here: https://archive.org/details/cu31924029339078/ Does anyone who has read it have any insight as to what it was about it that was so
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by prvc 5y ago
>The network is huge. That is only one factor in the equation. The cost of performing a calculation is tiny, on the other hand. How you would, even conceptually, be able to arrive at some minimum dollar figure for such a thing, that is l
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by prvc 5y ago
>These sorts of extreme costs are inherent to any trustless decentralized system like Ethereum. Do you have a demonstration of that proposition? I see no reason why that needs to be true at all. There's a big gap between "free&
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by prvc 5y ago
>Popoulous, Doom/Quacke These examples, at least (the others are a bit outside of my knowledge), fit the pattern outlined above of having worse successor projects headed by a former team-member.
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by prvc 5y ago
>A growing pile of video-game histories [...] suggest that the medium has always had collective effort at its heart, from its academic beginnings to its ascent into everyday life. In Meier’s memoir, we discover that he was a good game-ma
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by prvc 5y ago
One could also post chunks of videos to a channel on an existing (corporate) video platform in an obscured form, such that they survive transcoding, and reconstitute them in the client. For example, invert the Pr channel, and reverse audio
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by prvc 5y ago
Does distributed hosting really work for streaming video, especially along "the long tail"?
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by prvc 5y ago
If you were to experience a novel or rare problem with PulseAudio, you would be in the same boat. The likelihood of a user encountering a problem is more apt than assuming as a given that you're dealing with a problem.
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by prvc 5y ago
>With pulseaudio, if something broke or needed tweaking >I had thousands of forum posts to go through. That points to what sounds like two disadvantages, if anything.
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by prvc 5y ago
You're trying to smuggle the "truth" criterion back into the "justification". Any standard of justification that depends on truth is impractical (to say the least) to meet, creates conceptual confusion, and, if appl
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by prvc 5y ago
I hypothesize that every philosophical definition is susceptible to a Gettier-type problem.
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by prvc 5y ago
To reiterate: it was surely carefully crafted to be impressive, and it has that intended effect on some. However, this fact is not as good an indicator (of anything, really) as one may be tempted to assume.
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by prvc 5y ago
Which seems to have been banned. Were the admins fooled by the satire, as well?
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by prvc 5y ago
>but his bio is fairly impressive Perhaps, that one may be impressed merely by reading such a blurb is part of the problem.
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by prvc 5y ago
>censorship resistant My emphasis.
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by prvc 5y ago
In that case, let them say "je ne sais quoi", which has a different meaning than "magical". Don't discount the effect of priming (how many times has Apple used "magic" in their product names or ad copy?).
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by prvc 5y ago
>These machines were… magical. Heck. Still are. He never bothered to explain why he thinks so. Apple fans are a little too fond of describing their favored products using this word. Counterpoint: like most other technology, they actually
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by prvc 5y ago
There's no way for the parasite to know whether it's inside or outside. There are many ways that it can travel to an indoor location outside of a cat.
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by prvc 5y ago
I wish the README had a description of the mounting bracket, and of the editor (i.e. is it based on an existing editor). Relatedly, are there console based editors that focus on writing prose? What about setups for the more popular editors
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by prvc 5y ago
The case for devoting resources towards developing an efficient cure is becoming clear.
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by prvc 5y ago
Yesterday. After that, last week, easier; then last year, yet easier; 5 years ago, easier still, and so on. I will not speculate as to when the maximum was reached, but it was somewhere between the creation of the internet and the present.
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by prvc 5y ago
>as of today, over six hundred thousand people have used it! If we're talking about page impressions, then it seems less than certain that every one of them corresponds to a unique person who has followed the described advice exactl
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by prvc 5y ago
I would be interested in knowing what the rejected alternative texts that the author also read, in order to make the determination that the listed titles were the best (and why so in each case).
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by prvc 5y ago
There are only two decent streaming platforms for classical music: Naxos and Youtube. This is unlikely to change in the near future. I doubt Apple will find it worthwhile to develop another once(/if) they gain enough expertise to under
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by prvc 5y ago
Meaning they'll pay the movie-makers? How much would be involved? Is there anything they would do if the filmmakers decided to eschew the payment and give a villain an iPhone anyway?
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by prvc 5y ago
Does this apply to non-AppleTV+ movies as well?

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