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by shampto3 4y ago
I'm always trying to explain to my friends how absolutely amazing Perfect Dark multiplayer was. I wish modern FPS games had that amount of configuration. I also had completely forgotten about campaign versus mode, which would be so coo
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by shampto3 4y ago
One site I use occasionally for helping come up with chord progressions is hook theory's chord trends [1]. It has an interactive graph that shows you how common it is for a specific chord to come next when you choose a starting chord.
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by shampto3 5y ago
I mainly have different cronjob web scrapers that email me results. The latest one is for a local auction site that sells returned items. My scraper does a simple search for items that I’m looking for and then emails me if those items are f
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by shampto3 5y ago
GitLab has "Assume Positive Intent" as a sub-value of Collaboration [1]. This has been extremely helpful for me because we work in an all-remote environment and rely a lot on text communication. Sometimes I read a comment from som
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by shampto3 5y ago
Ah, thanks for the link and more solid information here.
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by shampto3 5y ago
Good question. I am not aware of any "opt-out" list for baptism by proxy. The doctrine of the church, however, is that even if a person is baptized by proxy it has no efficacy if the person in the afterlife chooses not to accept i
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by shampto3 5y ago
Yeah that definitely sounds like it was related to the baptism-by-proxy. There are other ordinances in the temple that are also done by proxy for the deceased which is why they phrased it like "registering ordinances". It sounds l
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by shampto3 5y ago
To clarify, only direct relatives can give permission to baptize a deceased relative by proxy in the temple. So if you're worried that simply adding a name to FamilySearch guarantees they will be baptized, that is not the case unless y
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by shampto3 5y ago
This reminds me of the printer cat character from left-handed toons. http://www.lefthandedtoons.com/series/printercat
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Amazon's greed just ruined comic books [video](youtube.com)
9 points by shampto3 5y ago|1 comments
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by shampto3 5y ago
I'm not sure about all Amazon Basics, but a few of the ones that I checked out were just third-party products that Amazon made deals with to slap their name on. Similar to how Costco's Kirkland brand is often the same as a popular
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by shampto3 5y ago
If YouTube decided that they didn’t want to host 700 unlisted videos that’s perfectly within their right; however, if that is the case then they should tell the user why their videos are being taken down with a deadline for them to download
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by shampto3 5y ago
I totally understand where you're coming from. It does seem like most of the people that make music with modular seem to make more ambient music, which isn't my preferred music genre. Here are a few of my personal reasons why I li
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by shampto3 5y ago
I've been using VCV Rack since before version 1, and it has consistently been a pleasure to use. The features added to version 2 have just made it even more usable. Releasing a paid VST version is huge! The way Rack interacts with your
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VCV Rack 2 Released(vcvrack.com)
10 points by shampto3 5y ago|4 comments
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by shampto3 5y ago
Like a lot of people, I don't buy a lot of music anymore now that streaming is so easy. But when I do buy music, I buy a vinyl. And it's not because of the sound quality, because I can't tell the difference. I buy vinyl becau
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by shampto3 5y ago
I did the same for my personal wiki; however, I don't think Obsidian is currently set up to handle the type of group wiki/task management that Notion is often used for. I love Obsidian, and it's exactly what I was looking for
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by shampto3 6y ago
I tend to view challenges like this as the songwriting version of doing "freewriting" as an author. The purpose isn't to write perfect songs that you would want to commercially release. The purpose is to get out of the "
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by shampto3 6y ago
The same developer released a new synth plugin “Vital” last fall, which also has great visuals and modulation. https://vital.audio/
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by shampto3 6y ago
The content wasn’t the problem, IMO. The platform was the main issue. Some of the content on there like “Most Dangerous Game” were things I was interested in watching, just not in ten minute chunks on my phone.
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by shampto3 6y ago
This looks really cool! I’ll definitely be checking it out. I’m fairly new to SEO so this may be a beginner question- what is the benefit of using this plug-in versus using the built in dev tools Lighthouse tool?
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by shampto3 6y ago
While I would not go as far to say that having verses in scriptures is a tactic of the devil (note that in the wilderness, Jesus also quotes snippets of scripture back to Satan as a rebuttal), I can see your point that it probably does more
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by shampto3 6y ago
tldr; Why not both? I agree that it's odd that we have atomized the writings in the scriptures. You can find reader's editions if you want to remove the verses structure. However, I don't agree that the verses are "diame
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by shampto3 6y ago
I've been using Obsidian for the past week. Here are my thoughts: I love that this is basically just markdown with wiki links. I'm not too concerned about Obsidian going out of business and my notes not being useful anymore. Contr
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by shampto3 7y ago
I can't praise VCV Rack enough. It has helped an amateur synth enthusiast like myself learn how modular synthesis works without having to invest hundreds of dollars into it. You can make such amazing sounds with this free open-source p
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by shampto3 7y ago
I started working for GitLab back in October 2018, and was inspired to start looking into remote work because of https://www.remoteonly.org . It wasn't until your comment that I learned that GitLab maintains that project [1]
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by shampto3 7y ago
I agree that these bullet points are good ideas that can be implemented by any company that is striving to improve. I think the main reason why these fall under this "Remote Manifesto" is that they become necessary for productivit
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by shampto3 7y ago
I'm a GitLab employee, and I appreciate your concern for the disadvantages section. I think that we could enhance that section a little more to include other common concerns such as yours. While I'm of course biased towards remote
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by shampto3 8y ago
It's based on the equity the investor is purchasing in the investment. Here's an easy math example: I invest $10 in a lemonade stand and get 10% equity in the company. That means that I can theoretically buy the company at $100 to
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by shampto3 8y ago
Not a math or cs subject, but I love The Recording Revolution by Graham Cochrane. It's for learning how to record and mix music, but he also teaches principles that you can use to help manage your time better. Sincere guy, professional

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