teilo

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by teilo 5y ago
I had completely forgotten about the time cube crankery. I was exposed to this by some other proponent who was much more rational and able to speak in complete and understandable sentences. That only made the concept more irrational.
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by teilo 5y ago
My bad. I meant Alder Lake.
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by teilo 5y ago
It's literally not.
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by teilo 5y ago
And overnight, Intel's Ice Lake is again way behind.
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by teilo 5y ago
Given that it's basically double the performance of the Max, with massive memory bandwidth, seems reasonable to me. But Apple always fudges things a bit. Like, which Nvidia exactly is this being compared to, and under what workload exa
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by teilo 5y ago
Use them where they make sense, and don't get religious about it. I recently wrote a site to track Apple-silicon-native audio software. It works great as an MPA. It's fast, organized, and easy to use. And the first thing someone o
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by teilo 5y ago
TLDR: A thing exists. It doesn’t do what I want. Other people like the thing. Therefore patriarchy.
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by teilo 5y ago
If Affinity Publisher had the needed tools for book publishing, I'd drop CC in a heartbeat. But I need footnotes and cross-references, and ideally, book collations of multiple Publisher documents with contiguous page numbering. InDesig
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by teilo 5y ago
How not to code an HTML page by hand.
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by teilo 5y ago
CLAP is nearing a major milestone. It has been embraced by U-He and Bitwig, and now has support in JUCE. https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=574861 Much of this work has been driven by Steinberg&#x2
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CLAP – An open source alternative to VST2/3(github.com)
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by teilo 5y ago
Complexity is but one component. I enjoy a lot of music that uses simple chord progressions. But when you have simplistic music, with artificial vocals, and every human elements digitally normalized out, with uninspiring melodies, it's
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by teilo 5y ago
A much better measure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most-streamed_songs_on...
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by teilo 5y ago
Cry me a f*cking river. Their definition of "new music" is to blame. Most of this "new music" is cookie-cutter junk that is artificial, derivative, simplistic, on-the-grid, auto-tuned, four-chord (or less) drivel. The la
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by teilo 5y ago
It is, but perhaps I'm not understanding how it is currently implemented. I thought there was a system framework it relied upon, and if so, that framework would need to be implemented in Darling. Perhaps the framework is embedded in ev
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by teilo 5y ago
Good luck with supporting Mac GUIs. It's a constantly shifting target. Carbon is gone, but now Cocoa isn't always Cocoa because you also have to support SwiftUI, which is itself a moving target.
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by teilo 5y ago
What M-W attributes to "lexical meddlers" is almost certainly the result of the very common practice of borrowing latin words, and, when the word is in common use, abbreviating it. Originally the latin word would have always been
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by teilo 5y ago
He said the APA is “grossly distorting the evidence” that violent video games cause violent behavior.
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by teilo 5y ago
No, it really isn't. We are nowhere near achieving over-unity fusion when considering total system input vs. output.
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by teilo 5y ago
This is incorrect. We are an Apple self-service shop (meaning we are authorized by Apple to do our own repairs, order OEM parts, etc.). In the 2019 models, battery replacement required a new top shell.
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by teilo 5y ago
As opposed to what?
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by teilo 5y ago
> Rather than saying that laws of physics are not space-homogeneous. No one is saying that, and if the cosmological principle falls, it does not imply that in the least. It just means we need to revisit our assumptions about things like
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by teilo 5y ago
If you can't tell the difference between malware and your personal photos, I can't help you.
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by teilo 5y ago
I have 23 years of Linux experience (desktop, server, embedded platforms, web app stacks). I also work in the real world where idealistic jerks like this are quickly out of a job.
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by teilo 5y ago
This is the first LibreOffice in ages that made me trash my user preferences (on Mac). It was unusable after installing over 7.1. Completely locked up on almost everything.
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by teilo 5y ago
Hobby shooter here. In my experience, this article is behind the curve. For quite a while I could either get no target rounds, or limit 1 box per visit at the range. Granted, this is for 9mm, not rifle. The same goes for online. You would h
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by teilo 5y ago
I don’t disagree with any of this. There is clearly a deep connection between the brain and the conscious mind. One’s consciousness is in some way limited by one’s perception, and one’s perception is directly a product of one’s neural syste
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by teilo 5y ago
Yes, but that just collapses into a solipsism, and would true of all possible definitions. At some point we must agree that there are conscious beings other than ourselves, which necessarily means that a definition such as I proposed is rat
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by teilo 5y ago
"knowing" and "experiencing" may or may not be different things. I believe they are aspects of the same thing. But equating them does not solve the problem. What does it mean "to know" as opposed to contain, or
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by teilo 5y ago
Dunning-Kruger. Consciousness has, as yet, no empirical explanation. Only a variety of theories that, so far, have failed to make any headway in providing an explanation. That's why it's called the "hard problem of consciousn

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