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Comment #49238469
> If people were, by default, expecting to pay for everything they use, spying on them would not be accepted. The spying may have started with free products, but it has metastasize…
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Comment #49232444
If they eventually support Snow Leopard or Tiger, that would fill the enormous emulation donut hole of PowerPC Mac.
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Comment #49224928
Everybody from OpenAI to Micron to the US Government is actively colluding to keep things going. I would love for you to be right, but I'm cynical from the decades that have been s…
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Comment #49189615
The auto-translation especially bothers me. Kinda cool for casual viewing... but the inability to disable it gives me an immediate skeptical "this entire channel is probably AI slo…
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Comment #49147161
Also worth going through the references of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zipf%27s_law
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Comment #49137232
> Are there systems that can boot CD-ROM interfaces that don't have USB boot capability still? New x64 systems? Probably not. But since it still supports x86 and a whole slew of ot…
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Comment #49075722
Different lineage[1] as (partially) mentioned above; the ukulele evolved from small Portuguese instruments[2], and is tuned about 3 full steps higher. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/…
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Comment #49068187
That's the first time I've heard microtonal work in a rock setting. Pretty good! I see your added frets, and raise "add frets on the fly using Lego": https://www.youtube.com/watch?…
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Comment #49068104
For plucked instruments, besides ease of use, it adds clarity and sustain. Orchestra AFAIK only has Pizzicato where that would matter.
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Comment #49028328
Is it legally better ? Absolutely. But all they have to do is say "they did this as a legal workaround for that" and you're no better off, at least not without spending the same am…
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Comment #48890253
IMO: It's not learning that's the problem. It's learning and verifying you actually learned. I'm not saying "unless you can solve homework problems you haven't learned", but... kin…
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Comment #48887318
At least until a prosecutor tries to charge them with a sex crime, and you get caught in the trouble.
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Comment #48789262
I like btop, but there are downsides: 1.) No zram/zswap statistics. (Though htop only supports zram also.) 2.) No ZFS statistics breakdown. 3.) Doesn't support Arc GPU yet. 4.) I c…
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Comment #48700774
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2870557/
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Comment #48700458
I wish they'd make it easier to adjust individual engine's weight, ideally right from the UI instead of a config file. Personally, after bumping up Google/Wiby and bumping down DDG…
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Comment #48695269
> There’s still a lot of utility stations in the LF/longwave band. Particularly time signals (WWVB in the US, ALS162 in France, DCF77 in Germany, JJY in Japan, etc.) I meant just t…
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Comment #48694941
IMO, when the last LW transmitter shuts down, the whole band needs to be reallocated to hams. Realistic small-ish antennas are shockingly doable with a capacitance hat, loading coi…
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Comment #48533481
> Memory manufacturers are going to ramp up Given the prior boom-bust cycles, they are essentially slow-walking expansion to whatever plans they had prior to the AI boom. Don't exp…
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Comment #48242264
Looks like a 980B. Pic from a DC-8 sim for reference. https://i.imgur.com/b3py96N.jpeg https://imgur.com/gallery/dc-8-simulator-xY7eS
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