scoopdewoop

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by scoopdewoop 3y ago
I built a midi controller out of an ortholinear keyboard kit and QMK. It really is a fun way to dabble in C and embedded hardware!
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by scoopdewoop 3y ago
Hah, one of your comments weeks ago got me to try Fooocus-MRE after getting nowhere with SDXL on A1111. Absolutely blew away my previous results in so much less time. I was able to illustrate a whole TTRPG session in an hour or two.
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by scoopdewoop 3y ago
There was dedicated regulation, it was just taken up by states instead of the FCC https://www.techdirt.com/2023/06/12/telecom-industry-ass-kis...
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Show HN: Torquigen,create symmetrical animated GIFs from your images(torquigen.app)
4 points by scoopdewoop 3y ago|0 comments
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by scoopdewoop 3y ago
Wanting more work isn't going to make a lunch rush happen again. These folks make no money at all waiting around, and can only make a nearly worthwhile sum when there is demand.
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by scoopdewoop 4y ago
VHS in general were much more expensive in that era
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by scoopdewoop 4y ago
Thats dope, and I kind of figured. The tooling is probably why Go and Rust get compared so often, despite having little in common. Its weird to see that written off as a common feature though. It was nothing like my experience with clojur
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by scoopdewoop 4y ago
You tell me, what other language has a drop-in solution that provides module management, formatting, integration with the debugger, intellisense docs, linting with static analysis while I'm typing, and even testing? The plug-in is actu
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by scoopdewoop 4y ago
I also have been using Go with Tcell recently. Making small games is how I have always learned new programming languages. I am coming off of a couple of years of playing with C to understand languages better, and free myself from the compl
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by scoopdewoop 4y ago
I'm really not a fan of Round-Up Ready GMOs, but breeding plants already alters their genes and gene expression. Horticulture has radically altered every food we eat. The natural world already can't sustain 7 billion people, the
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by scoopdewoop 4y ago
A great example of this would be in javascript testing frameworks. There must be dozens of frontend test frameworks that shoehorn inherently synchronous, procedural tasks into awkward syntax of sugared promise chains.
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by scoopdewoop 4y ago
https://sound-force.nl/ make software-specific midi controllers. They provide knob-per-function control of cool software synths. Interestingly the softsynths they target are clones of classic synths. It gives people the c
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The “Mother of the MP3”(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by scoopdewoop 4y ago|0 comments
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by scoopdewoop 4y ago
Why don't you solve a bunch of problems you don't have with tools you don't need? You might want them in the future. Thats good engineering
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by scoopdewoop 4y ago
Electrocapacitive switches are what I prefer. They are rubber domes and springs. Even more quiet but somewhat less "tactile" are the boba gum linear switches. They are the quietest mechanical keyswitch I've ever heard an
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C as a scripting language thanks to TinyCC(ciesie.com)
3 points by scoopdewoop 5y ago|0 comments
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Music created with the C programming language(youtube.com)
2 points by scoopdewoop 5y ago|0 comments
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
I am just starting to learn audio programming and DSP, would definitely like to see this as I'm interesting in non-vst applications so a STK+Dear ImGUI setup seems really practical. I would certainly check that out
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
In my opinion, the movie wasn't trying to shit on the original at all. The Matrix has, since the beginning, been a really sentimental, romantic story that wears its heart on its sleeve and really directly states its themes. Meanwhile
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
> The coronavirus crisis will push more than a quarter of a billion people to the brink of starvation unless swift action is taken to provide food and humanitarian relief to the most at-risk regions, the UN and other experts have warned.
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
The media and government can't be trusted with germ theory. The whole idea that we have control over the virus and that our actions are tantamount to killing people with it or not is ludicrous. The virus is going to spread, and its g
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
A GTX 1660 ti is basically a 1070, but lower power. The whole 16 series is like that.
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
How is it irrelevant? "Apple needs be forced" By whom if not the government?
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
If only New York had a series of underground tubes connecting different parts of the cities. We could put trains in those tubes!
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
Not without parentheses, which is why -> was introduced.
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
Scarcity is largely artificial, but ok
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
Grass-finished. Think about what that means. Most (all besides veal?) eat grass. They finish them (fatten them before slaughter) with grain. That 99% isn't 100% grain. It consists of lots of grass.
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
Willpower is finite, political will is finite, social capital is finite. We really can't afford to squander those things on low-impact high-pain measures. Farm bills and government subsidies to fossil fuel make your diet not even noi
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
I recently watched a documentary that really called to question this common wisdom. https://youtu.be/SdrhpThqlCo For context, I was vegan from 2006-11, and the environmental reasons were my primary motivation. Now it seem
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by scoopdewoop 5y ago
Shaming individuals for consumption confuses the political reality around us. It does nothing to actually bring about material change, and distracts from the real causes. Besides that, its tedious and rude.

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