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by teilo 8y ago
Oh I have no doubt that's the case. Ableton, remember, began its life as a clip launcher. I have no doubt that its architecture has been built up over so many generations that moving forward in any significant way would require a massi
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by teilo 8y ago
It amazes me how fast this product is developing compared to all the competition. Their architecture must be far more flexible than Ableton, who's 9 -> 10 upgrade was seriously underwhelming for the five years they had to work on it
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by teilo 8y ago
It was inevitable.
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by teilo 8y ago
https://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/node/31190 https://royalsociety.org/news/2019/01/tribute-to-former-pres...
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by teilo 8y ago
TLDR: Blockchain-based distributed PKI. Does it come with its own 51% exploit? Yes, it's a product, monetized by yet another crypto-coin: https://remme.io/
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by teilo 8y ago
This is a common problem when people think about consciousness: the assumption that it is a commutative physical state. Is it? That's the problem. We don't know.
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by teilo 8y ago
Conservative in the sense of conserving, which doesn't always fit the right/left modality. It's as Chesterton said, "The business of Progressives is to go on making mistakes. The business of Conservatives is to prevent m
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by teilo 8y ago
To be fair, the people I'm talking about tend to be more on the folk / eclectic side of things — and are playing real physical instruments. I don't count laptop jockeys in that group.
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by teilo 8y ago
So that's where the name Ultima Thule [1] came from! I remember this book, and I remember stumbling upon the ending and coming to the same conclusion: The only way to get there is to break out of the storyline imposed by the author. A
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by teilo 8y ago
I have an entirely different outlook on this, and I believe the case of the "bedroom musician" is a perfect example. The amount of young talent out there is not withering. It is blooming, particularly because of the low barrier of
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by teilo 8y ago
I switched 100% from Firefox to Brave, once I discovered: All my Chromium extensions work great (including 1Password); they fixed pdf.js so it now works properly on PDFs behind auth (in the Beta); and the Wildvine component (which is option
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by teilo 8y ago
>I feel like iOS in particular could already do this. And give publishers like Amazon, Netflix, Spotify, and similar the ability to offer in-app purchases that bypass Apple’s 30% cut? Never gonna happen.
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by teilo 8y ago
Thanks for that.
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by teilo 8y ago
That was obviously the problem. It was the first thing I thought of. But if one of the answers on SE is to be believed, this bug has uncovered a serious security concern. A person who also claims to work at Booking.com said that they do not
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by teilo 8y ago
Precisely. Much of what is described as theories of consciousness describe the mechanics of consciousness, but not the topology of it. It is like describing how the parts of a machine interact, when we don't know what the parts actuall
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by teilo 8y ago
There was also a very large genre of tourism disks for View-Master.
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by teilo 8y ago
Spherical coordinates systems are always a tradeoff between usability and simplicity. Plus Codes are certainly simple, easier to calculate, and consistent, but UTM has clear advantages in that it utilizes a Mercator projection adjusted for
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by teilo 8y ago
This is not something that can be replaced with a library, anymore than a library can replace OpenGL itself. Keep in mind that this is more analagous to a GL shader. It is not a general purpose language.
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by teilo 8y ago
It's not FUD. The terms have indeed changed. Oracle Java 8 and previous used the Java BCL. Oracle Java 11 uses the Oracle Technology Network License Agreement. It is completely different. Java 11 is no longer free for commercial use of
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by teilo 8y ago
> From what I understand, as long as you use the very latest version of Java then using Oracle Java is free. No longer true for commercial use. This article is about Java 8. But Oracle Java 11 is no longer free for any commercial use. It
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by teilo 8y ago
That's OK, because I've had it with Detroit's cars. In 2014 I went from an Impala to a Mazda 6, and this year from the 6 to a fully loaded Passat assembled in Tennessee. The closest thing from Detroit cost more, had lower fue
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by teilo 8y ago
Perfect landing. First pic through dust cover. X-band signal. On board self-checks all nominal.
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by teilo 8y ago
Nonsense. It’s just a rehash of the old steady state model. Further, any theory which itself claims to be unproveable, is a religious sentiment masquerading as science, and is a waste of mental effort. Wolfram’s article is irrelevant to thi
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by teilo 8y ago
How do you take someone seriously who says, "Mathematics, so useful a tool in the past, cannot describe this situation. The only way to describe this system is by using the system itself; there are no shortcuts. Math, philosophy, reaso
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by teilo 8y ago
Here's the ether guy again. It's all he can talk about.
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by teilo 8y ago
This is the inevitable follow up to this: https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/9mk2o7/mri_disabl...
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by teilo 8y ago
I would imagine that it was just one of these “next gen” products that identified the fact that Powershell was running on a machine that normally would not run Powershell.
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by teilo 8y ago
Not only can you run python on your iPhone, natively, with Pythonista, but you can call python scripts in Pythonista via Siri Shortcuts.
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by teilo 8y ago
The most obvious way this could have been done is by MITMing the key exchange. The giveaway is in the last paragraph: "The IronChat app, Schellevis reported, also failed to automatically check if the server it used to exchange messages
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by teilo 8y ago
To make matters worse, this is not Diablo at all. It is little more than a reskin of NetEase's Crusaders of Light. I'd say the outrage is justified. Blizzard's claims that this thing is built from scratch from the ground up a

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