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by textadventure 2y ago
I don't see why it should be untenable. You can have equivalent parameters on identical plugins regardless of the plugin protocol is coded in, and the same plugin in AU could produce a signal that nulls out to the exact same processing
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by textadventure 2y ago
Pretty interesting. If you add support for Pro Tools and Logic Pro, you'll have the attention of industry pros. Others important DAWs to consider supporting are Studio One, Cubase, Nuendo, Adobe Audition (this one should be easy, their
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by textadventure 2y ago
Updated mirror: https://github.com/Synthlight/Ryujinx
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by textadventure 2y ago
Here is an updated mirror: https://github.com/Synthlight/Ryujinx
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by textadventure 2y ago
Someone else re-uploaded the repo (archived): https://github.com/emmauss/Ryujinx
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by textadventure 2y ago
Github didn't do anything here, it was the project owned who did: https://twitter.com/RyujinxEmu/status/1841188744126480428 So the exact same thing would have happened with whomever owned the physical server.
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by textadventure 2y ago
That probably applies to like 90% of posts here.
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by textadventure 2y ago
In this case it seems so, someone just uploaded the codebase again (archived): https://github.com/emmauss/Ryujinx
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by textadventure 2y ago
Do you think the average joe who owns a Switch or is a potential client for their next console, is even aware of any of this happening? This is the tiniest of stories. The only way the public at large can become aware of emulators is if the
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by textadventure 2y ago
There is no such thing as an mp3 being copy protected. A game on a cartridge is not "copy protected" either.
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by textadventure 2y ago
Hey, your comment just got a reply, if you want to read it please subscribe to Hacker News Plus for just 1.99 an hour. If you spend less than an hour a day procrastinating here, then it's free. But we all know that's not the case.
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by textadventure 2y ago
Same thought, surely it can't be a coincidence, maybe they thought it was so on the nose that it would be best to not draw attention to it.
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by textadventure 2y ago
Kitboga is a legend. Just wait a moment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9-SUS1j1vE
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by textadventure 3y ago
Well, drug dealers also make money.
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by textadventure 3y ago
I commend you for having a conscience. I guess the real topic is not about AI (because this discussion could have been about NFTs a couple of years ago), but whether one feels any reservations about pursuing projects based purely on their p
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by textadventure 3y ago
Actual source: https://www.epicgames.com/site/en-US/news/apple-terminated-e...
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by textadventure 3y ago
Well, let's just say... I'll believe it when it's actually published. This is this same archive page from 2010: http://web.archive.org/web/20100420105155/https://www.topshe... And this is
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by textadventure 3y ago
I don't scoff at the price. At $3500 it's undeniably a luxury toy, but just because it's very expensive, doesn't mean it's a failure. There is nothing else that exists that does what it does, cheaper. Time will tell
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by textadventure 3y ago
> It has no market. You don't know that, it's way too early to tell. > Sales will peter out to nothing after the hype because there just aren't a lot of customers out there who can drop that kind of dosh on a computer a
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by textadventure 3y ago
How is it doomed? It's selling, and most people are liking it more than they are disliking it. And with like any new category of product (all based on existing tech, but there is no alternative to the Vision Pro, that does the same thi
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by textadventure 3y ago
> But is it $3500 nice? That's going to be entirely subjective and widely dependent on the wallet and finances of whomever you ask, and how badly they been wanting a VR/AR computer thingy.
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by textadventure 3y ago
Well, Steve Jobs did buy Pixar from Lucas.
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by textadventure 3y ago
Sounds pretty much like the kind of stuff he pulled for the presentation of the Macintosh in 1984. Fake it until you make it.
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by textadventure 3y ago
Word from a friend of a friend. Solid source.
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by textadventure 3y ago
The article makes a very simplistic analysis, in that because capitalists won in taking over OpenAI, those concerned about a responsible deployment of very powerful technology lost. But in truth, OpenAI was already a capitalist/commerc
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by textadventure 3y ago
This is how the machine uprising starts. "Mistook", sure.
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by textadventure 3y ago
Here is the Github repo (with links to Firefox and Edge extensions): https://github.com/BlackGlory/copycat
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by textadventure 3y ago
Sounds like what could be the setting for a Wes Anderson movie.
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by textadventure 3y ago
As soon as I get that, I'll be having yt-dlp very handy.
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Extreme heat in July 2023 made much more likely by climate change [pdf](spiral.imperial.ac.uk)
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