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by roberto 6y ago
The simplest solution is having a dedicated audio interface for music production (I assume that's why you want to use jackd). Run jackd on your pro audio interface, and Pulseaudio on the onboard sound card for everything else.
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by roberto 6y ago
It's not censorship, it's free market. These are private companies.
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by roberto 6y ago
> Why not every other politician? They are all the same. Please elaborate.
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by roberto 6y ago
That's like saying blocking anti-vax videos but showing science videos talking about the how vaccines work is showing one side only.
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by roberto 6y ago
You can write a proxy that creates a new page on Wikipedia with the requested URL. A remote machine then monitors the page, downloads the URL, and adds to a new Wikipedia page.
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by roberto 6y ago
Their password is "john"
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by roberto 6y ago
Each visa type has a different duration, and you can't study on a tourist visa. I've had a visa that allowed me to work for 3+ years in the US, but was valid only for 90 days. Every time I left the country I had to renew it, a pro
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by roberto 6y ago
Sign up to Facebook? Just don't use the account for anything else.
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by roberto 6y ago
This is what I do on my blog, with some additional metadata: <p> <a data-archive-date="2020-09-01T22:11:02.287871+00:00" data-archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/
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by roberto 6y ago
RIP Google Street View driver
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by roberto 6y ago
People who won both the Nobel and the Oscar: - George Bernard Shaw - Al Gore - Bob Dylan (also a Pulitzer)
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by roberto 6y ago
> Nominated 84 times. Interesting, the article says that "Poincaré was nominated a record 51 times for the Nobel Prize but never won."
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by roberto 6y ago
For my first scientific article, in 2007, I created a Subversion repo with a Makefile. Running `make` would recreate the whole paper: downloading data, running analyses, creating pictures (color or BW, depending on an environment flag) and
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by roberto 6y ago
Indirectly it is.
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by roberto 6y ago
Because they never get taxed and they only get richer. https://www.businessinsider.com/billionaires-got-565-billion...
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by roberto 6y ago
The way clients usually do this is by fetching all mentions to the user after a given timestamp (of the original tweet), and collecting only those that are replies to the tweet. Since there's a limit on how many mentions you can get, y
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Show HN: A blog engine focusing on data ownership and persistence(github.com)
5 points by roberto 6y ago|0 comments
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by roberto 6y ago
Pisenotecus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piseinotecus The scientist had a dog called "Teco", and he stepped on him by accident. In Portuguese, "pisei no Teco".
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by roberto 6y ago
Something similar was used to parse URLs: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6168260/how-to-parse-a-u...
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by roberto 6y ago
Shameless plug: I wrote my own blog engine in Python ( https://github.com/betodealmeida/nefelibata ). It generates static pages, but publishes a snippet to Twitter/Mastodon/etc., linking back to the blog post.
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by roberto 6y ago
...and also when 2+ people are trying to talk during a remote meeting.
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by roberto 7y ago
Pocket operators are pretty cheap, but still very powerful.
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by roberto 7y ago
I saw the same thing happening in Brazil, bars are paying their artists to stream live. Here's one of the feeds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2M9IRp0zRg
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by roberto 7y ago
> Looks like a lot of people on HN have left-leaning views despite the name "HACKERnews" This makes absolutely no sense. Whats does being a hacker have to do with being leftist or rightist?
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by roberto 7y ago
There's a tunnel. I was there with my dad in 1993, and we only discovered the tunnel after we crossed the 8 lanes to get to the monument.
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by roberto 7y ago
No, I mean type annotations in the functions defining the tasks. If you look at their first example, they define a function called `get_traintest_splitdatabase`, and the input and outputs are annotated using two decorators.
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by roberto 7y ago
Any plans to support Python type annotations, instead of using the @inputs and @outputs decorators?
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by roberto 7y ago
> I wonder if any of our current practices will be viewed as barbaric. I became vegan after asking myself that same question.
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by roberto 7y ago
Rison ( https://github.com/Nanonid/rison ) is a nice alternative that seems to be more readable IMHO.
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by roberto 7y ago
> Once you do that, the F11 key will function as an escape key. This photo seems to corroborate that: https://external-preview.redd.it/SiLVPTrm_c8MfLplX48AxZySG5x...

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