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by rzzzt 4y ago
Kodály had reasonable success with this approach across the world: https://www.classical-music.com/features/musical-terms/kodal...
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by rzzzt 4y ago
I needed to reload the page once and click on it to start. It might have to do with autoplay blocking.
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by rzzzt 4y ago
It is cost-free if you have a knack for figuring out everything on your own, how build systems work, do it for a day job, etc.
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by rzzzt 4y ago
Selling GPL-ed software and/or providing proprietary licensed versions in exchange for money is acceptable. Straight from the, ahem, GNU's mouth: - https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/selling.html - https:/&
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by rzzzt 4y ago
Is there an official pronunciation for QEMU? I've heard "kyume" once in a YT video but never "kyu eemu".
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by rzzzt 4y ago
I don't see any problem with it either, my understanding was that the following weight classes existed around (and slightly before) that time: Mainframes = room sized montrosities Minicomputers = multi-cupboard units Superminicomputers
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by rzzzt 4y ago
I feel there is a difference between all the domains you mention and frontend in that once you have made your choice regarding a single vendor or technology, very few vastly different avenues are left for starting a project. One example:
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by rzzzt 4y ago
I dove into the article expecting some advice on "How to start a React Project in 2023", got a compendium of the JS/TS framework landscape instead.
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by rzzzt 4y ago
It's ridiculous.
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by rzzzt 4y ago
An incomplete sampling of the projects/frameworks/libraries mentioned in the article: - create-react-app - React - Vite - Webpack - esbuild - TypeScript - ESLint - Vue - Remix - Next.js - OpenNext - Astro
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by rzzzt 4y ago
Support a remote photographer to adjust each local photographer's input into a coherent style.
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by rzzzt 4y ago
These are two different power plants. I could not find more info about the one that opened in 1920 and is actually in the article.
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by rzzzt 4y ago
You are not wrong, and now I'm more confused. Unfortunately the linked report 404s, but an old copy was available through the Wayback Machine (it is exploring market needs wrt. photovoltaic systems in NYC). The introduction states that
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by rzzzt 4y ago
People Had to Be Convinced of the Usefulness of Flying Cars If they are not convinced, the thing doesn't happen?
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by rzzzt 4y ago
I forgot for a moment where I was going with this, but now back on track: if they wanted to make the two values comparable, Edison's plant should also produce 770 MWh every minute.
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by rzzzt 4y ago
But then the next sentence goes like this: "For reference, the city of New York City now uses about 100,000 kilowatt-hours per minute." So...
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by rzzzt 4y ago
OK, sounds reasonable. I didn't see the edit either, was just thinking about the myriad of LLM articles on the front page recently.
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by rzzzt 4y ago
Parent was definitely not referring to these at all /s
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by rzzzt 4y ago
If you have played with ye olde flip phone's T9 predictive feature as a child, trying to compose entire messages just by accepting the next word that comes to the phone's mind... that's ChatGPT, with the small difference of g
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by rzzzt 4y ago
Tom 7's NES play function paused the game when it encountered an insurmountable problem: https://youtu.be/xOCurBYI_gY?t=950
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by rzzzt 4y ago
They were called green as well as "M:N" threads: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_thread#Green_threads_in_...
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by rzzzt 4y ago
Do you keep the project runnable at all times when you rewrite? My issue is twofold: 1) You can not do anything with the pieces until they are back together 2) If everything goes well, you get to see the exact same behavior as before. It ca
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by rzzzt 4y ago
That's when you rotate the display to vertical orientation.
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by rzzzt 4y ago
A hard drive!
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by rzzzt 4y ago
Can't the robots pull together space junk instead?
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by rzzzt 4y ago
I was also wondering about this. I only remember two vaguely related mentions, both are from a bit later time and one of them turned out not to be NURBS but Bézier patches :) - Curved surfaces in Quake 3: https://www.gamedevelope
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by rzzzt 4y ago
I'd have also pointed you to Xilinx, more specifically their discontinued ISE product which we used for a university course. It did provide a schematic-style high level overview of how modules are wired together and also had a simulato
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by rzzzt 4y ago
Was it NURBs or quads? Maybe both.
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by rzzzt 4y ago
Restore is wired to the NMI input of the CPU. It is also pressure-sensitive ;) https://www.c64-wiki.com/wiki/RESTORE_(Key)
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by rzzzt 4y ago
Power should still be an indication of the overall energy spent provided it was used up somewhat evenly. "Neural Chip Plays Doom for 2 Hours Using 7.2 J of Energy" is quite a mouthful.

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