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by reality_inspctr 6y ago
In public comment I can just say it has had many owners. The version you describe was before my time but it sounds likely. You might be mixing the names up, though. I believe something like the London Synthesizer Club or a vaguely similar n
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by reality_inspctr 6y ago
It’s important to add that Moog had a deeply psycho-spiritual view connected to the theremin; basically that it was manifesting creativity from the universe the way a flower manifests beauty from the sun. (If people are interested I can try
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Research using ML to detect Covid from a voice recording(post-gazette.com)
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by reality_inspctr 6y ago
Bear sightings have quadrupled
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by reality_inspctr 7y ago
Bob Moog and John Eaton designed a multi touch synthesizer with a similar design vision. http://experimentalsynth.com/eaton-moog-multi-touch-keyboard... From what I hear and having attempted to play one myself, it’s mentall
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by reality_inspctr 7y ago
If you have trauma or signs or trauma like persistent anxiety or imposter syndrome, Tim Ferriss’s work on psychedelics may be the most important podcasts out there for you.
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by reality_inspctr 7y ago
Former board member of Bob Moog Foundation. Can confirm Bob himself obsessed with knobs for same reason.
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by reality_inspctr 7y ago
Feels like a faintly real version Mary Malone's computer from The Amber Spyglass book...
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by reality_inspctr 8y ago
I would say the full stack of financing from individual farms to investment funds of every type. Project finance funds in particular. Here is an article about it. Disclosure I wrote it. Only posting as relevant. Https://agfunderne
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by reality_inspctr 8y ago
I used to run an ag tech automation startup, and we were working on how fulfillment center robots could be repurposed for indoor agriculture. This allows a complete change in economics. Strawberries are an important crop, but on-demand nutr
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by reality_inspctr 8y ago
This is great. I have a huge set of professional creative portraits (>1k finished portraits / >3k unfinished) that are all already indexed for poses with a manual data set. Interested in comparing?