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shams93
3y ago
Vercel is already a new heroku
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3y ago
Exactly, booze is legal, some people get addicted but prohibition does more harm than good. Cigarettes are even worse they really have no benefit of any kind to anyone, its pure, deadly addiction and totally level for adults.
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3y ago
Strange choice of words as in the pharma industry a biologic is specifically a medicine created from an animal or human source.
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3y ago
I got laid off a year ago and after looking all day 7 days a week for a year not even a callback for anything.
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3y ago
It doesn't have to, hire some artists and writers and sound designers to train a model based on work for hire.
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3y ago
Yeah what I found with these recent generation combo of nvidia + intel while powerful and while I can install linux, had issues with serious over heating causing a shut down where the nvidia driver was causing heat issues on the laptop, onc
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3y ago
Well this is largely due to the steam deck rather than desktop linux. But we also see linux popping up in pro audio inside of the current line of akai mpc its a small linux system with only 2 gigs of ram but its dedicated to only doing musi
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3y ago
My mom doesn't understand that her car isn't broken, any modern car has to be driven daily or all the extra stuff will leach that battery.
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3y ago
Yup there's another example of what I think of as the "hedge fund" approach. Sweetwater started as a neighborhood music store, now its owned by a hedge fund, guys who may not even like music. Bob Moog and Roger Linn loved mus
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3y ago
Its going to be interesting to see how intellectual property rights influence this. Like I can generate saxophone that sounds real with google's ai mp3 generator but then when there are only so many keys and scales in jazz how original
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3y ago
Those are older frameworks, back then dynamic typing was seen as a positive. But if you're building a graphql service with nodejs most likely you'll also use typescript for that.
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3y ago
So why are they not pursuing holographic projection? https://news.mit.edu/2021/3d-holograms-vr-0310
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3y ago
As someone who blew 500k on an MFA I wish they would bring this back lmfao.
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3y ago
This is a kind of career violence intentional radical constant change such that experience doesn't matter maybe those of us pushed out of industry over react should hit meta with a lawsuit.
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3y ago
I got it to generate c++ code for a flute physical model. It seems to work with python and some c++ but not for rust at all.
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3y ago
Sounds like the don't understand that official music and video content like rental films are DRMed - youtube-dl and other downloads error out when trying to download DRMed content.
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3y ago
These kind of articles always assume people have choices. Its never been harder to move, it was more economically viable for a working person to move in 1854 than 2023.
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3y ago
In my experience the more experience you have the worse you get treated, and economic headwinds are constant and continual, on top of that they're getting ready to cut people off of food stamps they're so confidant in this economy
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3y ago
I have this hi fi hat on it so I can use it as a synth or effects pedal.
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3y ago
If you take the approach Bitwig took while they don't use rust, they use java for their gui and then use Jni + C code for their dsp. One could use a tool like tauri to enable using typescript and wasm as well, but java + jni + rust cou
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3y ago
Yeah although it seems like besides their pocket operators everything they sell costs around 1500. I'm sure its amazing but the mic on my cell phone is good enough for me to capture tons of samples with my phone.
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3y ago
I've used jwt with react, making sure to secure the token properly. In my next project I want to use openid so users don't have to manually create a new account.
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3y ago
Ai has no point of view, we get into a particular story tellar for what makes them unique, with large language models there is the most boring, bland point of view possible.
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3y ago
I'll be more excited when they finally can bring over xcode and I can use an ipad to write au plugins.
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3y ago
Yeah on the apple its Au only but with the clap plugin format its open source so it may be possible to have clap plugins in an android daw, but on ios its au only and I doubt that will change.
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3y ago
What isn't mentioned is how there are intrinsic security issues with server side templating, including htx. Part of the reason react won is it has the best track record for client security with complex client apps when its used and con
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3y ago
Once a machine takes your job basically you have 0 recourse. Going back to school costs 100k+, going back for an MS costs roughly 1 million with 6-8 years of school. Even without AI the way we charge our people for healthcare and education
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4y ago
Well even foodstamps have work requirements. If you cannot pull a profit for some corporation you are starved to death. Despite attacking the rights of women and trans human life has never been more disposible.
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4y ago
Got pushed by family for more and more education. Had to win a lawsuit to pay off my debt, 478k for a useless and utterly worthless mfa in "critical studies", taught myself to code however now having reached 50 I'm kicked out
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4y ago
In the US I would say heading for disaster. In California the social safety net is basically broken and non-existent despite all the tax collected its still the same problem. They want a huge war to "thin the herd". Since Reagan b
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