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by zensavona 9y ago
"Fyre has a unique goal and inspiration: the exploration of the uncharted inspired by and referencing the five elements of the earth" ...oh
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by zensavona 9y ago
I had no idea cubase has this. I sometimes use a plugin called Cthulu (link below) to achieve a similar outcome, but the workflow is nowhere near as nice. https://www.xferrecords.com/products/cthulhu
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by zensavona 9y ago
I just had a play with this. I must say, my favourite feature so far is the chord suggestion wheel (dunno if this interface has a name). A lot of the time I feel like when experimenting with chord progressions or in the beginning stages of
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by zensavona 9y ago
The most interesting thing about this article for me was the caption of the photo of Leonor and her son: > Leonor and her son Zen. Photo by Meredith Talusan. My name is also Zen, and I've never met or heard of anyone else with thi
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by zensavona 10y ago
...and you know what Flash did for the web when it came out? Allowed us to watch videos, drag and drop, consume all kinds of media and have interactive applications on the web which were at the time totally unachievable with JavaScript. Is
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by zensavona 10y ago
But that is exactly what is needed. JavaScript is essentially a becoming a ~native~ language (like C, C++, Java) which is used to implement all kinds of abstractions. Think of C++ for example. It's used to implement frameworks like JUC
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by zensavona 10y ago
The problem from the pharma companies point of view is that they have patents on a lot of their drugs, granting exclusivity on production. Marijuana is a plant which anyone can grow (and thus compete with them).
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by zensavona 10y ago
Why not just write a quick script to send them all an automated message/ticket a week before this is live and then run it on archived data? You can do both at the same time.
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How to Make Developers Like You (For Recruiters)(zen.id.au)
1 points by zensavona 10y ago|0 comments
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Anomie (2015)(zen.id.au)
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GitHub for Government (2013)(zen.id.au)
1 points by zensavona 10y ago|1 comments
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Feeling Understood (2013)(zen.id.au)
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GitHub for Government (2013)(zen.id.au)
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In Praise of the Junior Developer(exceptionnotfound.net)
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by zensavona 10y ago
Awesome, love it. What a change from ad infested torrent search engines... Also, it's FAST! Does it by chance use Elixir/Erlang?
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by zensavona 10y ago
At the very least (I think? I'm Australian so not intimately familiar with US law) the public sector can't lobby/sue the government for infringing upon their business when laws are changed or relaxed.
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by zensavona 10y ago
And you know what? In countries with free healthcare the healthy pay for the care of the sick, even when they are healthy. Doesn't make it a bad system.
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The FBI Says It Can't Find Hackers to Hire Because They All Smoke Pot (2014)(motherboard.vice.com)
51 points by zensavona 10y ago|70 comments
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by zensavona 10y ago
It's bizarre that LSD (among other things) have been banned from researchers for this long. Recently as research has been starting to happen again we've seen such interesting and successful applications for MDMA and Ketamine. I ca
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by zensavona 10y ago
Wow, mind = blown a bit. What a great thesis project, I hope something good comes of it. It's incredible both how much resolve people can have to change their circumstances and how detached I am from parts of the world and society sitt
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by zensavona 10y ago
I live in Australia and since we already have contactless payments everywhere I don't understand the benefit/s Apple Pay provides over tapping my card on the terminal. Am I missing something?
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by zensavona 10y ago
Aren't you able to just tap your chip card on the terminal without a pin for purchases less than ~$100? I live in Australia and this is literally everywhere.
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by zensavona 10y ago
Elixir certainly does. Check out the docs for the Enum package.
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by zensavona 10y ago
> spent most of his time down there booty bumping bath salts source? Having lived in Cambodia (nowhere near as dangerous as Belize, but probably just as corrupt), being implicated with a crime you didn't commit isn't the most
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by zensavona 10y ago
I hope so.
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by zensavona 10y ago
Thanks so much for those very specific book recommendations! I'm working through "Discovering Modern C++" by Peter Gottschling which I'm finding pretty good. Those two books by Will Pirkle sound great and are now on my t
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Ask HN: Best way to learn 'modern' C++?
14 points by zensavona 10y ago|7 comments
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by zensavona 11y ago
You'll find a large number of these packages are actually Elixir, as hex is the native Elixir package manager :) Lovely to see this becoming more mainstream, and good marketing choice by Eric by making it the "Erlang ecosystem pac
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by zensavona 11y ago
One of the more interesting bugs I've created is in an Elixir program using the (great) Timex[0] library. I realised that for a few particular users, timezones were being inverted when converted (e.g. a user in GMT+5 would behave as if
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Oculus Birth (2014)(lav.io)
3 points by zensavona 11y ago|0 comments

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