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by ta988 2y ago
It is possible to do part of that in Bitwig as well, lots of ways to have probabilistic triggering of notes and patterns that trigger others.
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by ta988 2y ago
Yes this has been a misdirection from the publishers for a while that even some librarians are repeating (other things are supposedly stolen credentials used to do more than just getting access to publications).
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by ta988 2y ago
Why is that are they mostly fake? Or paid for?
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by ta988 2y ago
They already exist. Nvidia GPUs on laptops, M series CPUs from Apple, NPUs...
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by ta988 2y ago
Because you have to over pay all those executives and shareholders.
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by ta988 2y ago
Is it still the case?
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by ta988 2y ago
Make sure you develop skills outside of CS. Pure CS are in for a rough ride.
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by ta988 2y ago
It was a different company until 2019. And they were doing great stuff, but it all went down after the acquisition.
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by ta988 2y ago
They found a new enemy it seems with their cats and dogs stories.
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by ta988 2y ago
Amazon found the best way to reduce their workforce. Make them switch from a perfectly fine work environment to a horrible one and wait for them to leave. You don't even have to make them come, threaten to do it. Just come work in smal
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by ta988 2y ago
Unfortunately it seems nobody on the left cares about the government executive force robbing citizens.
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by ta988 2y ago
I wish it would be in the form of a wiki or repo that anybody can update. Otherwise thanks for sharing that.
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by ta988 2y ago
create a .timer file in your service directory with [Timer] OnBootSec=2min https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Systemd/Timers
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by ta988 2y ago
I understand that but a project can still be active even if there are no releases. A lot of software doesn't even get published as packages in distros.
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by ta988 2y ago
it is still alive yes the repo is active.
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by ta988 2y ago
This was the reason I stopped using Rust for hobby projects, there was always something breaking when going back to the project after a month. A library wouldn't compile or I had to fix things. So in the end, every time I had to spend
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by ta988 2y ago
At similar pin count it is 6 times more expensive so yes it can. The advantage of the rp2 series chips is that they are also pretty inexpensive to integrate directly on your own boards. They are not playing in the same categories here.
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by ta988 2y ago
Oh great so it finally moved. Glad to hear that.
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by ta988 2y ago
Intel is struggling, TSMC found it extremely difficult to set operations there, that doesn't smell good. For >20nm chips sure, for bleeding edge that's yet to see.
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by ta988 2y ago
My problem is that I didn't need to do that and now I have to do it more and more. That also mean I need to do two searches minimum instead of one.
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by ta988 2y ago
I have been using Kagi for a while now. Something I have noticed recently is that it ignores a lot more of the words in my search queries, I felt the same thing with google over time, it shows results it thinks I want not the things I want.
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by ta988 2y ago
So pool your users by how likely they are to notice. Reduce the probabilities of gain accordingly. Profit... Just that this time the system didn't work as expected.
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by ta988 2y ago
It may not even be humans that deal with those reports. That may also be why they think everything is fine and their users are dumb.
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by ta988 2y ago
A lot lot more than a factor 10 if you count microcontrollers.
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by ta988 2y ago
One thing I learned about PKMs is that it is not how many feature it has that dictates its usefulness, it is about how many features you are not encumbered by. Simplify so it doesn't get in your way. If your organization is too rigid (
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by ta988 2y ago
Fantastic, what material are they made of?
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by ta988 2y ago
Could this be used to make the wifi in my home do right angles and avoid walls? how big would it have to be?
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by ta988 2y ago
It is debated, most of those studies are made in-vitro using really poorly designed assays. Clinical studies in humans don't really show that estrogenic effect, even with high doses of extracts processed in various ways. So reasearcher
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by ta988 2y ago
Also a bit more expensive than docker desktop for companies.
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by ta988 2y ago
Each scientific kingdom has the same. Chemistry has ACS for example, that even has secret agreements with university libraries (at the request of ACS not the librarians but they have no choice but to sign if they want the services).

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