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by vegadw 2y ago
That's true, and I even considered doing so, but I, for one, already do commission a lot of art. I'm currently sitting in two artist's queues, actually. I also don't want to commission something for another project. Th
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by vegadw 2y ago
I don't like the AI generated art for the hero image. If you have the ability to write something like this, you probably have enough money to pay an artist $20 to draw something for it.
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by vegadw 2y ago
> justify filling a collaborative repository (with no relevant connection) with insults and excessive aggression. It's SCANOSS's fork. > which could potentially go against GitHub’s rules Not potentially, it does. > we use
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by vegadw 2y ago
Account created today, using the username "quiquetdl". Google that user name. Only other account is "Quique Goñi (quiquetdl)" on Pinterest. Google ""Quique" Goñi ScanOSS" Oh, quique.goni@scanoss.com e
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by vegadw 2y ago
I'm not sure if others can see the comments of mine "marked as abuse" Those are --- Oh! Looks like I still had my response to your bot open, so here was my raw, unfiltered, and (Oh no!) vulgar original thoughts, before I tone
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by vegadw 2y ago
Exactly. When I made that comment I never thought It'd go this for or that the CTO of a ScanOSS would be this dense, so the opening of the thread is admittedly a bit confusing. I still had the email from the bot's original issue b
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ScanOSS spams OSS projects for using profanity(github.com)
52 points by vegadw 2y ago|45 comments
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by vegadw 2y ago
This may be a hot take, but I love the un-usable for business licenses and the fun multiple lowest-to-highest paid worker and ethical restrictions (No use in weapons, for example) licenses, but not for their direct restrictions but rather b
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by vegadw 2y ago
I remember reading an article recently that Australia made requiring workers to be reachable off the clock is illegal. IMHO, every country needs every worker to be: 1. Compensated for on call time 2. Be paid for overtime (No "You'
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by vegadw 2y ago
I, born in '98, wrote something about being "nostalgic" for the 80's : https://opguides.info/posts/xx80/
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by vegadw 2y ago
I just this weekend """upgraded""" from an S9+ to an S24+, losing the 3.5mm jack, but not without the exact sentiment of the author. I looked at every possible option to retain my jack, but ultimately found
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by vegadw 2y ago
Interesting! Does that make it perform worse on some modern hardware due to having, say, worse scheduling for CPUs with multiple CCXs or worse graphics drivers? I'm obviously wandering a bit outside my knowledge here.
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by vegadw 2y ago
On the one hand, this sounds like a lot of money, on the other, it's ~765k USD. If you just go off the rough assumption that 1 engineer/100k USD/yr then it's either a team of 7 for a bit over a year or a single engineer
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by vegadw 2y ago
[2020]
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by vegadw 2y ago
Eurorack setups can be as digital or analog as you want these days. My rack, https://modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/2558872 , for example is mostly analog oscilators and filters, but digital low-frequency oscil
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by vegadw 2y ago
I'm not saying the quantity is small, I'm saying the subset is. There are 3,336 VCV modules. So, 1200 is only ~35%. Notably, for myself, only about 1/3 of the modules I have developed are there (some of mine are paid), and
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by vegadw 2y ago
This only includes a small subset of the VCV Library, some of the best modules aren't included in this and pretty cool. There's also some incredible paid modules in the library worth checking out.
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by vegadw 2y ago
I immediately lost interest when I saw that I couldn't see pricing until making an account.
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by vegadw 2y ago
Lincoln, Nebraska
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by vegadw 2y ago
There's a weird ethical boundary here that makes me sort of uncomfortable with this app in the same way many content based firewalls for kids does. We don't want kids looking at certain Hub sites, obviously, but, like, those same
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by vegadw 2y ago
It depends. Many libraries host events on a regular basis where socialization is half the point.
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by vegadw 2y ago
I'm willing to help, but as one person, I can only do so much. Hyper-locally, it's actually a problem of community here instead of money anyway. There's a half-way decent maker-space, but it's all old men. Think "ha
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by vegadw 2y ago
What frustrates me is that, it seems (Read as: the following is just my vibe) that the majority of 3rd places left are religious in nature, but I, personally, don't want to be religious or raise children that are. There are some option
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by vegadw 2y ago
For sure. I really dig those hybird sounds too. I'm particularly fascinated with the sounds that are more electro mechanical (See Korg's Phase-8, or Rhythmic Robot's "Spark Gap") so I'm glad to see more people
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by vegadw 2y ago
Interesting prespective. I can definitely see how you have the immediacy edge over the pain of the EaganMatrix, and having different engines besides the core wavetabel-y of the Hydra is a win, IMHO - though, yeah, both fit different needs.
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by vegadw 2y ago
Cool to see you on HN! What do you see as setting your synths and hardware apart from, say, the Osmose and Hydrasynth? If you don't mind me asking, for your hardware, what's running under the hood? Big ARM cores / SOC? RTOS o
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by vegadw 2y ago
Yeah, can't exactly try this at work as is.
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by vegadw 2y ago
I wish that on a positive find Defender had a "for the nerds" section that says what exactly was found. Was there a URL Regex match, like this article gives an example for? Tell me that. I get enough false positives that I want to
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Neography and Conlangs: Constructed information exchange(opguides.info)
2 points by vegadw 2y ago|0 comments
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Neography and Conlangs: Constructed information exchange(opguides.info)
1 points by vegadw 2y ago|0 comments

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