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by puranjay 7y ago
Amazing how they worked around with 4 tracks back in the day. Iirc, even Bohemia Rhapsody was recorded on 16 tracks and they had to essentially record, bump everything to a single track, record again.
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by puranjay 7y ago
Doesn't Lite limit you to 16 tracks? That gets over quickly once you start producing serious music. The Push + Live Suit bundle is good value imo. Though you should ask what you're going to use it for. I use it mostly as an arrang
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by puranjay 7y ago
But this has always happened in politics. CA just optimized it
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by puranjay 7y ago
It's a rather complicated question. Intention matters a lot when it comes to dealing with on-road incidents. If there is no intention, we deem it an "accident", else we deem it manslaughter. The punishment - by courts and by
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Good for the people once the system is perfected. Not so much for the ones who get run while the system is being perfected. The "greater good" utilitarian argument has been the basis of some of the worst policies and politics in t
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With plenty of disclaimers to not imitate Buster Keaton, I hope
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Jokes aside, anyone who solves the loneliness problem for remote workers (something that WeWork attempts to solve) will benefit itself and society a great deal.
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If this wasn't hosted by SoftBank, I would have thought its a parody created by someone with MS Paint and a poor grasp of English
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by puranjay 7y ago
So you mean being okay with a multibillion dollar corporation harming people so it can make even more profits, all the while telling you that it's "good for society" Gee, where have I heard that script before?
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Come on. It's one thing to be run over by a fellow human being, it's another to be run over by a system developed by a corporation in the pursuit of greater profits. As a species, we've long accepted that living around each o
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by puranjay 7y ago
I think the tech industry has been infected by a monopoly mindset, that the only way to build a business is to be the only business in that space. It doesn't help that the most visible "successful" tech companies are all mono
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by puranjay 7y ago
Here's the fun part: if I type in Hotmail.com into my browser, I'm redirected to a page titled 'Outlook' that's on a subdomain of Live.com (outlook.live.com) But if I type in Live.com, I'm redirected to the sam
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by puranjay 7y ago
While I'll be very happy if we stop bursting firecrackers (its not in the spirit of Diwali; I hate the noise; my dogs hate the noise), much of the pollution is because of crop burning. Because firecrackers alone can't explain why
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by puranjay 7y ago
To add to that, outside of a few states, fertility rate is well below replacement level for most states. The problem is that these rogue states have a) very high fertility (3.3 for Bihar iirc) and b) very high base population which greatly
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Farmers are virtually half the population and going against them is a guarantee that you'll never be elected again.
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India has the highest proportion of arable land in the world. Lack of land isn't India's problem. We've long had the resources to house and feed our population, which, ironically, is the reason why we have so much population
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by puranjay 7y ago
Microsoft's email services are still a naming mess. Live, Outlook and Hotmail all seem to be interconnected, and I don't really know what differentiates them anymore.
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by puranjay 7y ago
That's eerily similar to my build, down to the Noctua fan
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by puranjay 7y ago
I just built a new PC with Ryzen 3700x. I use it mostly for music production. Fantastic performance so far. 10 instances of Serum and my CPU doesn't even cross 15%. Moreover, I feel like I'm buying for the future with Ryzen. Intel
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by puranjay 7y ago
Its a perfectly legitimate business that brings in billions of dollars and may even be profitable with some optimization. To call it a scam a la a Ponzi scheme is a little too harsh.
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by puranjay 7y ago
When you start breaking things down, you'll realize that things are often the way they are because they are the most efficient way to organize resources. AirBnbs are cheaper than hotels because they don't have to pay for the licen
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by puranjay 7y ago
I just wished YouTube's algorithm stuck thar anode more often. That's a fantastic song
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by puranjay 7y ago
At this point, ordering certain products from Amazon is basically playing Counterfeit Roulette. You never know if that bag is a real Michael Kors or a Chinese knock off
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A "great" hotel experience I had recently was when I happened to casually mention to someone in the hotel restaurant that it was my wedding anniversary tomorrow. When I came back from touring through the city the next day, the re
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by puranjay 7y ago
The place is cheaper precisely because it is sketchy as hell and doesn't have to spend to meet any of the requirements and regulations hotels are subject to. Its only a matter of time before authorities catch on and it isn't so ch
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by puranjay 7y ago
If I had to fix a bathroom fixture on my own on a vacation, it would definitely piss me off enough to never use the service again. I'm surprised that you're so nonchalant about it
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by puranjay 7y ago
I've gone 100% Booking.com/Agoda and been really happy with all my bookings, and I've traveled at least 4-6 weeks every year for the last 3 years. I like being able to read 100s of reviews and not just relying on owner provid
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by puranjay 7y ago
I'm an idiot. I wrote John Cusack when I wanted to write John Carmack. I don't know how I could even confuse the two names. Here's the Carmack podcast where he talks about it. Fantastic listen for anyone honestly. Carmack is
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by puranjay 7y ago
Nothing about the product but man, that's a fantastically beautiful and informational website. Reminds me of Stripe
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It is a bad trust signal to have a .cc domain. A lot of spam originates from obscure TLDs, which can spark privacy and trust concerns. Especially for a product that aims to store emails and phone numbers.

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