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by whitehouse3 6y ago
Love your site! The link to British Museum has a typo: hhttps
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by whitehouse3 6y ago
Have you had good return experiences with NewEgg? I recently ordered a $100 drawer shelf for a 12U rolling AV cart. The shelf was deeper than described so it jutted past the back of the rack. I sought a return. For which NewEgg charged $70
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by whitehouse3 6y ago
Also own a 16" MBP. I use a kernel extension called Turbo Boost Switcher to control heat. The battery lasts 25% longer with turbo boost disabled and the machine never feels warm. I enable turbo only when rendering audio from my DAW or
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by whitehouse3 6y ago
I know Epic Games uses AWS for their Fortnite matchmaking servers. And an African region has been a long-time player request. Maybe those wishes will be fulfilled soon.
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by whitehouse3 6y ago
> Programming is mostly a mental job (no pun intended) I'm drawing a blank. What's the pun here?
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by whitehouse3 6y ago
Conversely, those employers can’t hire top-tier people. The ones they do hire probably don’t have the FU money to walk away from spyware like this. So they live with it instead. This is truer in a recession. And the effect can justify calls
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
Have you looked at listennotes.com? As many podcasts are mp3's under-the-hood you could potentially implement this using chapter markers linked to your own copy of a file.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
And within a few days, this one makes it to the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22867767
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
Are there decent embeddable graph databases? I tried Roam but my network connection makes SaaS unusable. Would love a local version.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
I think all of this is achievable in Python. I'd be interested in a linter that checks for unnecessary assignment statements.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
I bought Reaper after using its unlimited free version for years. My background is voiceover and podcast recording and Reaper is good for that. I'm sure it has limits but I haven't reached them yet. It has a macro interface for sc
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
I like those "Watch me make a beat" videos on YouTube. And the ones I enjoyed the most used Omnisphere for strings/pads.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
I bought Omnisphere and a 25-key MIDI controller yesterday. I wanted for years to learn digital music production, but didn’t because I was busy. This quarantine gave me the chance to dedicate real time to it.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
And Reaper! The best DAW for music and podcast production because it doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. I didn’t realize all these were made by the same company.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
Maybe I’m not the target market but I think it’s refreshing. No marketing BS. Just facts and some personality.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
I’m curious about this too if anyone has a link.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
Opening an issue on Black for anything but a true bug is chasing after the wind.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
time.is/ is a damn near perfect website. Doing one thing really well. I only wish it had more date display options: day number and ISO8601 Week Number.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
Shure's SM58 and SM57 have the same capsule as the SM7B for 1/3 the price and fuss. Like the Rolex Submariner, the SM58 has been cloned at lower and lower prices since its introduction. The design is solid regardless of the price
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
It’s disappointing to see the Shure SM7B recommended so widely for use in residential environments. While Shure’s classic offering is popular among 2020 media creators (Joe Rogan, Bret Weinstein, and streamers like Tfue or SypherPK) it is s
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
CEC is flaky though. Not everything is compatible. There’s little good documentation. It breaks randomly without obvious causes or predictable fixes. If Apple made a box or a set of them with a proprietary interface that competes with CEC I
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
> Why isn't that happening? Because most podcasters make no money and don't have the skills to write an app or service to do it for them. Larger companies like NPR and BBC already do it. OP's concern isn't about indiv
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
Agree. And it helps in general that podcast ads are largely inoffensive. I can't watch terrestrial television with its obnoxious commercials anymore. But I don't remember the last time a podcast advertisement annoyed me enough to
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
Small-medium sized businesses without dedicated devops people. I'm working with an ex-Googler who struggles with basic dev stuff like * How to make a Python environment for a brand new project * Source control basics like commits and m
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
Insomnia REST Client converts cURL commands into request sessions too.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
All of the apps are "self-hosted". The marketplace just gives you one-click deploy to a VPS. It's especially convenient if you want to play around without committing to learn the setup bits. I haven't used the marketplac
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
I'd love to see this on DigitalOcean's app marketplace for self-hosting.
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
From the article > Also, iOS only looks for an excessive number of app provisioning profiles, not the number of apps you have installed
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
The missing link here is premium savings. HDHP plans exchange higher deductibles for a nontrivial premium discount. Insurance companies like to assure employers that employees will bank this discount into a tax-advantaged HSA. So the theory
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by whitehouse3 7y ago
Twitter is a whole universe and not all edges are the same. It’s possible you both are right.

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